Cuba Still Racing for Spirit of Free People
Editor Dave Roberts reports from Cuba on Fidel Castro's regime amid sugar fields and militarized governance. He notes aggressive indoctrination through education, a growing anti communist undercurrent, and a police state backed by a large youthful militia. The piece weighs shortages, lingering luxury, US blame, and shifting Cubans' sentiment as the regime tightens control.
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Ailders Weather Forecast In Texas Thursday
Ailder W'eather forecasts milder weather in Texas Thursday after severe storms drenched much of the state. Clearing skies expected in South Central and South coast areas with showers along the coast ending by Thursday afternoon. East Texas endured heavy rain and hail, notably Tyler and Nacogdoches, where hail reached up to four inches and a garage foundation was washed out by floodwaters.
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March Stamp Sales In Texas Reach 8.3 Million
AP report shows March stamp revenue in Texas at 8.3 million, driven by cigarette liquor and wine stamps. Total state revenue fell 359,275 from the prior March, with overall stamp sales around 7 million and an additional 1.1 million noted in the report. Governor? Gandwae mentioned, age 84.
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