District grapples with disruptive behavior in young students
Deputy superintendent Toby York notes a rise in very young pupils displaying behavior seen rarely at their ages. Diana Cox links this to socioeconomic shifts, with many students lacking classroom structure and deferential skills. Concerns include no recess at some campuses and the impact of removing problem children on overall discipline.
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Shelter pets find homes as adoptions rise
Marroquin sees grooming efforts and free services boosting chances for dogs and cats at the Animal Control and Adoption Center. Shelter staff report about 40 dogs and 40 cats available daily, with 85 adoptions last month amid renovations and mall volunteer showcases. Adopters pay 50 dollars to take home a pet, 40 of which goes toward spaying or neutering, and organizers aim to present pets as potential best friends rather than shelter residents. Open hours are listed, with contact details for more information.
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Suspect sought in Bay Area Rehab child luring case
A 9 year old reported a man at a bus stop offering money to ride in his car. In Bay Area Rehab a 7 year old was later assaulted before being left near Baytown. The suspect is a white man 25 to 30 with a buzz cut driving a light gold Mitsubishi Galant with a paper plate. Call Harris County Sheriff at 713-967-5810 with tips.
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Man dies protecting family after home party shooting
Schumaker was killed at the scene during an incident where two uninvited guests were asked to leave and later returned. A neighbor suffered a skull fracture and was treated and released. Detectives interview witnesses as no arrests have been made. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Earthman Funeral Home. Donations to the family accepted at Pig Supply in Highlands, Texas.
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Harris County Study Eyes Public Defender Office
The Harris County study continues to examine the possibility of creating a full service public defender office. Judge Ed Emmett will weigh results and expert opinions before deciding if it would serve the county. Citizens and groups favor the plan, arguing social workers and investigators would aid the justice system.
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Hoover Nomination Marks Gentler Convention Tone in Kansas City
Wanda Orton recalls the 1928 convention where Herbert Hoover was nominated in Kansas City promising a chicken in every pot. He later defeated Al Smith in the general election, with hindsight of the October 1929 crash.
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