Hutchison Will Not Seek Texas Governor Bid
Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison announces she will run for another Senate term ending months of speculation she would challenge Governor Rick Perry in 2006. An emailed statement confirmed the plan with a June 27 formal announcement detailing her decision.
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Artisan Artrude Wolffe cherished life after retirement
Artrude Wolffe, a Beach City resident and longtime bus driver for Goose Creek, died after 63 years of marriage to Exxon Mobil retiree E.J. Wolffe. A former shrimp enthusiast, she rediscovered painting post retirement, turning the family home into a gallery of landscapes and seascapes.
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Marines push into Karabilah in major Iraq offensive
In the Rombe operation, about 1,000 Marines and Iraqi forces backed by tanks stormed Karabilah and Qaim in Anbar, seizing roughly 100 foreign fighters and locating a car bomb factory. Coalition airstrikes targeted insurgents while Iraqi troops joined the advance, with no immediately reported U.S. or Iraqi casualties.
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Rice to push democracy as Israel pullback tests peace
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will press Arab allies with imperfect rights records on democratic reforms while overseeing plans for a historic Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the West Bank. She will seek cooperation from Saudi Arabia and Egypt as the United States adopts a mostly hands-off peace approach.
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Longtime professor Shafer mentors student Raymond Sanchez
The article recounts how professor Shafer counseled and guided Raymond Sanchez during his struggle in British literature at Lee College and the University of Houston. Sanchez credits Shafer with unlocking his potential, leading to academic success and later career achievements in Harris County.
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