Weather Today and Tomorrow at Point Barrow
Today is partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs reach the mid 90s with southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunrise is 6 28 a m and sunset 8 22 p m. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of storms and similar heat. Tides show low and high times for Point Barrow Tonity Bay.
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Today in History July 13 highlights through the years
Highlights recount events on July 13 across history including the 1793 stabbing of Jean Paul Marat in his bath by Charlotte Corday, the 1787 Northwest Territory ordinance, the 1960 JFK nomination, the 1967 Newark riots, and notable later events such as the 1974 Watergate reforms and the 1978 firing of Lee Iacocca.
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Thought for Today Quote by Carl Sandburg
A concise thought quotes Carl Sandburg noting that some people strive to be everywhere at once and achieve nothing. The remark reflects a caution about overextension and misplaced ambition.
Bible Verse on Angelic Message of Joy to All People
The verse records an angel addressing shepherds, delivering a message of fearlessness and good tidings of great joy for all people, signaling a transformative announcement. It emphasizes universal joy and divine proclamation.
Investigators find foam impact age not factor in Columbia crash
The Columbia Accident Investigation Board reports a 16 inch foam block strike could break even fresh wing parts, tying debris to damaged wing panels. Investigators say aging of thermal shielding may be a maintenance issue, with final report due by August and costs potentially reaching 20 million dollars.
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Fort Worth pastor Gregory Spencer famed for free gang burials
The Rev. Gregory Wayne Spencer, founder of a Fort Worth church, drew national notice in the 1950s for offering free burial services to gang members. At his peak he handled about half of funerals in Fort Worth’s Black community, roughly 550 annually, despite critics who accused him of undercutting rivals. He survived a reported assassination attempt and remained confident in divine protection.
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Three dead after Austin standoff ends in tear gas
In southeast Travis County a six hour standoff at Gary Swyck's home left three people dead and Swyck in custody on capital murder charges. Police earlier failed to contact Swyck and used tear gas to end the siege. The victims identities were not released.
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Rare Bowie signature surfaces in preunion contract
A rare James Bowie signature was found on an April 1831 prenuptial agreement filed with Mexican authorities. The four page Spanish contract notes Bowie’s assets to provide a dowry of 15,000 pesos to Maria Ursula de Veramendi, daughter of the provincial governor, a detail praised by historians and Alamo curator Bruce Winders. Bexar County plans to preserve the document for future generations.
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Houston Chronicle Editor Named to Fresno Chair
Tommy Miller, managing editor of the Houston Chronicle, was named to the Roger Taiarian Endowed Chair of Professional Journalism at California State University Fresno. He said it is a good time to return to teaching after his newsroom role.
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