Passed Candidates Lose Control In Crystal City
Crystal City Texas residents voted in a third race that ended Latin American control of the city council. Five PASO backed candidates were defeated, changing a council once led by Gerentina Cornejo and his team. The town of about 10,000 people is known as the spinach capital of the world.
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Hospital Study May Include PHS Units
Washington lawmakers consider adding the Public Health Service hospitals to a review of proposed consolidations and possible closings. Rep. Alon and Rep. Clark Thompson urge fast action, noting that closing the Galveston VA facility could shift patients to Houston, though VA officials say Galveston may not close soon and construction may be needed.
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Solons Push Bills to Plug Abandoned Oil Wells
Austin lawmakers backed two bills to empower the Texas Parkland Commission to plug abandoned oil wells polluting water. The measure would allow the agency to plug wells with limited liability for damages if owners cannot pay. Sponsors cited a $30,000 appropriation to start the program and support from various industry groups.
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Eugenio Santana Marks 40 Years Service With HOR
Eugenio Santana, longtime employee of Humble Baytoun Refinery, reaches 40 years of service in March 1935 start date. Born in Croaby and raised in Zaragoza, Mexico, he moved to Texas in 1922 and worked as a bricklayer and in construction before joining Humble. He repairs electronics and enjoys travel, gardening, and fishing with his wife Maria.
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Government Rice Program Proposals Change of Quotas and Loans
Washington AP reports the administration proposes a rice program mirroring current controls, maintaining market quotas and acreage allotments if two thirds approve in a referendum. The plan sets a national planting quota around 1,500,000 acres, allocates quotas by farm, and offers price supports via loans on stored rice with a world price target near 33 dollars per hundred pounds.
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Otter Artist Exiled After Abstract Paintings
Okee Menckee Little Jee Otter, a two year old otter from Cran, creates abstract art using finger paints on paper. His mother Mrs Wisbeski frames the pieces, displayed at Crawford public library, while a Montclair Art Museum statewide show previously rejected one of his paintings.
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Reno Police Run Driving Tests Under Alcohol Influence
Reno police held drinking and driving tests on Monday and Tuesday to gauge driver behavior. Ten men and women were sober during tests while others showed signs of alcohol influence. Lt Don McKilip noted some results may have been fudged. A housewife Madeline Cherm was limited after an orange juice cocktail obstacle course. Ed Epper faced difficulty in a midtest entry as his driving appeared erratic. No final conclusion on intoxication levels was stated.
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Alabama may lose federal school aid over desegregation
Federal officials warned Alabama education leaders that the state could face loss of federal funds for public schools if districts delay desegregation. The secretary stressed sanctions under civil rights provisions. A review and approval phase was to be completed quickly to trigger potential funding penalties.
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Queen Bee Development Time Stamp Reveals 16 Day Cycle
A queen bee requires 16 days to develop from the esg stage, outlining a concise timeline for brood maturation. This finding highlights the precise duration in the life cycle of queen emergence and colony dynamics.
Qualification for GCL-Care The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun reports on a candidate’s eligibility for GCL-Care program, outlining required credentials, training background, and prior healthcare experience. It notes verification steps and expected eligibility criteria, including certifications, licensure, and community service involvement.
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