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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2000

Page

4

Trade with China enters a new stage

Our view argues PNTR with China is not a watershed in U.S. China relations nor a victory for human rights. It notes ongoing trade under normal trade status, the limited impact on Beijing’s regime, and the payoff of reducing trade barriers as a step toward broader economic freedom without using trade as a weapon.

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Public Forum in Odessa American Reader Letters

Community readers weigh in on local issues in the Odessa American Public Forum. Opinions cover concerns about city services taxes and development with residents voicing support and critique. Letters express civic involvement and call for practical solutions.

The Whitewash Paid Off By Cal Thomas

Cal Thomas argues that Robert Ray found insufficient evidence to convict the Clintons, viewing it as a systemic cover-up. He contrasts Nixon’s era, laments loyalty over law, cites Susan McDougal and Webster Hubbell, and urges a new president and attorney general to uncover the truth and restore accountability.

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Subliminals, spin, and the myth of manipulative ads

Jacob Sullum surveys subliminal advertising lore from Wilson Key to Vicary, noting debunked claims and a public craving for hidden influence. He argues most people resist hidden messaging, emphasizing active, critical viewers and parental guidance, with Reason magazine framing a libertarian stance.

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