Hurricane season nears with 13 named storms forecast
The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be quieter, with 13 named storms and five hurricanes, aided by developing El Niño. Forecasters urge early prep along the Gulf Coast, listing supplies and self-sufficiency for seven days without power or water. Named storms include Andrea through Wendy.
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Democratic candidates publish tax returns one by one
Nation view notes that Democratic presidential hopefuls are releasing their tax returns while President Trump withholds his. The column argues transparency matters for voters and contrasts Trump’s secrecy with Nixon era norms and past candidate practice. It notes ongoing questions about conflicts of interest and the public’s right to see financial disclosures.
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How to Avoid Dreaded Brain Fog and Boost Thinking
A health minded overview advises regular exercise and mental activities to improve cognition. It highlights Mediterranean style eating with fish, vegetables, fruits, nuts and olive oil, plus avoiding head injuries and excess sugar, while noting Dr. Dale Bredesen’s work and urging consultation with a doctor if cognitive difficulties arise. JoAn Martin is cited as a retired author with published novels.
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Out of This World concert and local events cap Baytown weekend
Baytown hosts a 7:30 p.m. Saturday Baytown Symphony concert at Lee College with Goose Creek CISD students in a side by side performance featuring selections from E T Star Trek Star Wars and Mendelssohn. A two day Baytown Quilt Guild show celebrates the 19th Amendment with lectures by Kay Reed Arnold. The Art League hosts a Members Spring Art Show and Lee College displays student art through Tuesday. Sunday features Dollar Taco Day food trucks at Town Square. Pirates Bay Waterpark opens weekends through May plus Memorial Day.
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This Day In History Highlights From 1789 To 2014
Key events include Washington’s 1789 oath in New York, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase for about 15 million dollars, Louisiana statehood in 1812, Columbia University protests in 1968, Nixon’s Cambodia move in 1970, Haldeman and Dean resignations in 1973, Saigon fall in 1975, and 2004 photos of mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners.
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