No Insurance Towing Policy Criticized in Letter
Ronnie Anderson of Baytown criticizes lax enforcement over uninsured drivers after a fatal crash involving the Crianza family. The letter urges mandatory towing of uninsured vehicles and asks how many non insured tickets result in tow, invoking past city council efforts and urging firm action.
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Transportation needs a new home for Goose Creek GC
A retired Goose Creek bus driver calls for a new transportation department complex and bus parking site, criticizing slow administration despite students returning to new schools, principals, and an ongoing plan. She urges Mr. O'Brien to act, stressing the reliance of students on bus transportation for school and activities.
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Very Good Year Parody of 20-16 Election Outlook
Cyrus B. Fletcher offers a political parody tracing a century of electoral highs and lows from 20 14 to 20 16. It notes GOP gains in 20 14, mixed congressional activity, Trump’s impact, and 20 16 seen as favorable for female Democrats and Bernie Sanders while optimism for Middle East stability and voter access rises.
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One Easy Bandana Flea Solution for Dogs
The tip suggests using essential oils to deter fleas by soaking an old bandana in a diluted oil mix and tying it around the dog's neck. It promotes cedar or lavender as pleasant scents for humans but repels fleas, offering a simple outdoor care method.
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Today in History Highlights From Past Monarchs to Vetoes
Key events include the 1909 SS Arapahoe becoming the first North American ship to issue an SOS off Cape Hatteras, Reagan's 1984 quip about outlawing Russia in a radio ad, the 1997 Clinton item veto used for the first time, and the Supreme Court later striking it down. Thought for Today by Robin Williams offers a reflective note.
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Personal diet notes of a senior reader with celiac disease
An 85 year old describes a two meal daily plan avoiding gluten and processed foods. He details homemade nut and corn based bread, tea and ginger water routines, limited red meat, seafood and poultry, eggs, vegetables, fruits, and a prune butter drink for constipation. He cites stable weight and good health, notes two named individuals and local grocery availability.
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Fifth Circuit Rules Texas Voter ID Violates Section 2
A three judge Fifth Circuit panel ruled Texas 2011 voter ID law violates Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act with a discriminatory effect on black and Hispanic voters. The decision upholds parts of Judge Nelva Ramos ruling while overruling the poll tax comparison, and signals an impending appeal by Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton.
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