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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2002
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers by the Associated Press offers a snapshot of regional views on politics society and public policy. The selection reflects varied perspectives across communities and political alignments during the period.
University of Texas System Chancellor Mark Yudof and Board Chair Charles Miller push full disclosure for the UTIMCO investment fund. The UTIMCO board unanimously backs a policy of open reporting for all public funds, including the Permanent University Fund investments.
Lawmakers seek a broad energy bill mandate requiring minivans SUVs and pickups from 2006 to 2012 to save 5 billion gallons of gasoline from the 2002 fleet. The proposed gain may be only about one mile per gallon, with critics warning overall fuel use could rise slightly. The current CAFE rules set 27.5 mpg for cars and 20.7 mpg for light trucks.
Mona Charen cites a hospital finding on anti coagulant effects of rat poison in bombs. She tells of 19 year old Yoni Jesner from Scotland killed in Tel Aviv bombing and his family’s decision to donate his organs to a Palestinian girl, Yasmin Abu Ramila, sparking reflection on amid hate. She notes her son Jonathan’s recovery from a May accident and thanks readers for support.
Larry Elder critiques Matt Lauer and media bias while defending gun rights and Second Amendment fidelity. He cites Patrick Heston, Canada health care, John Lott's More Guns Less Crime, and Bernard Goldberg's Bias to argue for conservative viewpoints and media fairness. Elder is an attorney, LA radio host, and judge on Moral Court.
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