Today in History Feb 9 2014 highlights and events
February 9 marks several historic moments including The Beatles first live American TV appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, the introduction of G I Joe figures, birth of William Henry Harrison, John Quincy Adams election, Confederate president Jefferson Davis, Weather Bureau establishment, WWII strategic coordination meetings, daylight saving start, Guadalcanal Allied victory, McCarthy charges, Boeing 727 first flight, Apollo 14 moon return, and a thought by Havelock Ellis.
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New York
CBS
United States
William Henry Harrison
Charles City
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
US S. Weather Bureau
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Guadalcanal
Southwest Pacific
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Renton
Wash
Earth
Moon
Candidates andgrading details for congress race in Texas counties
A roster of candidates listing John Manlove of Pasadena Kim Morrell of Seabrook Doug Centilli chief of staff for Rep Kevin Brady Jim Engstrand Seabrook small business owner Pat Kasprzak Crosby high school teacher Brian Babin dentist Woodville Phil Fitzgerald Moss Hill former Liberty County judge Dave Norman Seabrook insurance agent Chuck Meyer Hardin County attorney Ben Streusand Houston businessman Robin Riley Seabrook mayor and council member for six years.
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Brian Rabin
Brian Babin
Woodville
U.S. Army Reserve
Texas National Guard
Phil Fitzgerald
Moss Hill
Liberty County
Hardin Isd
Fightforfitzgerald
Local residents Robb Rourke and Rodney Veach profiled
Deer Park resident Robb Rourke who works for Kroger is highlighted alongside Pasadena resident Rodney Veach, a network administrator. The piece notes their occupations and civic ties, with Robb linked to www.robbrourke.org and no public site found for Veach.
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Robb Rourke
Deer Park
Kroger
Robbrourke.org
Rodney Veach
Pasadena
Michael Cole of Orange Teaches in Local School District
Michael Cole lives in Orange and teaches in the Little Cypress Mauriceville school district. He is married.
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Michael Cole
Orange
Little Cypress-Mauriceville
Imichaelcole
Zoning committee to propose new attendance zones
Robert Hoskins heads the rezoning committee which plans to propose new attendance zones for elementary and junior schools while keeping high school zones unchanged. After hearing comments from the board and community, it will finalize recommendations for the February 24 board meeting and likely present two or three options per level for board adoption or modification.
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Robert Hoskins
Ing Committee
Republicans to Hear District 36 Candidates at Public Meetings
Republican candidates for U S Representative District 36 will meet voters in two events hosted by local parties on February 15 and February 18. Lone Star Republicans host a 5 p m job interview forum at Tucker Hall Lee College Baytown where candidates answer in sequence and avoid interaction. Clear Lake Area Republicans hold a 6 30 p m meet and greet February 18 at the Clear Lake Park Recreation Building Seabrook with timed stump speeches.
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Lone Star Republicans
Tucker Hall
Lee College
Baytown
Clear Lake Area
Clear Lake Park
NASA Road 1
Seabrook
Daniel McCool
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Kim I. Morrell
Kim Morrell
Doug Centilli
U.S
Kevin Brady
Mike Jackson
Bill Clements
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Jim Engstrand
Iraq
Pat Kasprzak
Crosby
North Shore High School
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Patkasprzakforcongress.com
Dave Norman
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Chuck Meyer
Hardin County
Lumberton
Meyerforcongress.com
Ben Streusand
Houston
Benstreusand
Robin Riley
NASA
Robinrleyforcongress.com
Democrat
Manlove
Morrell
Centilli
Engstrand Kasprzak
Babin
Fitzgerald
Norman
Meyer
Streusand
Riley
Rourke
Cole
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