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Bob Campbell

Midland

Reporter at Odessa American

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Articles

  • 4 days ago | oaoa.com | Bob Campbell

    Congressman August Pfluger and Odessa oilman Kirk Edwards say the United States’ Saturday bombing of three Iranian nuclear development sites made the world safer. Pfluger, a former Air Force fighter pilot, commended President Trump, the national security team and the men and women who executed orders on the successful mission.

  • 1 week ago | oaoa.com | Bob Campbell

    Jesus’ choices of Paul to be the apostle to the Gentiles and Peter as the apostle to the Jews may seem puzzling in the light of Paul’s fervent persecution of Christians before his appointment and Peter’s denial of Jesus three times before the Crucifixion. But those men of course turned out to be giants in the founding of Christianity, zealously pursuing their assignments to the point of martyrdom. The Revs. Joseph Mullins and Darren Willis say Peter became a new man after repenting.

  • 1 week ago | oaoa.com | Bob Campbell

    Gov. Greg Abbott says the U.S. Supreme Court was supremely wrong when it ruled Wednesday that high-level nuclear waste can be stored 32 miles west of Andrews. Speaking for Abbott Wednesday night, Press Secretary Andrew Mahaleris said the 6-3 ruling to let a company called Interim Storage Partners store such waste alongside Waste Control Specialists’ low-level radioactive waste repository would controvert Texas state law.

  • 1 week ago | oaoa.com | Bob Campbell

    The reactions in Texas and New Mexico were very unfavorable to the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 Wednesday ruling that high-level nuclear waste can be stored 32 miles west of Andrews alongside Waste Control Specialists’ long-running low-level radioactive waste repository. Expectations now are that a license may be approved for Holtec International, based in Jupiter, Fla., to put a similar repository 40 miles away near Carlsbad, N.M., in Lea County, which like Andrews County is in the Permian Basin.

  • 2 weeks ago | oaoa.com | Bob Campbell

    Some clergymen contend that the two mysterious “witnesses” in the 11th chapter of Revelation could well be the Apostles Peter and Paul while others say no, it will be the Old Testament patriarchs Abraham and Jacob who appear in Jerusalem before the Judgment to prophecy and be martyred, raised back to life and returned to Heaven. But there is a strong belief that the witnesses will be the greatest prophets, Moses and Elijah. The Revs.

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