Clinton plan presents cautious path to Social Security fixes
The New York Times outlines Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump positions on Social Security. Clinton favors raising benefits for low income retirees and survivorship, widening payroll tax revenues, and avoiding privatization or raises in retirement age. Trump pledges no cuts and no tax hikes but faces solvency risks if revenues cannot be increased.
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Letter to the Editor objects to biased voter guidance
A reader challenges Mr Hudgins and the editorial board for influencing voters. The writer insists readers must inform themselves from the facts and make up their own minds, criticizing the notion that the editor has provided guidance. The letter closes rejecting further comment on a mocking line.
Today in history highlights notable events and figures
On this date in history 1911 saw Chevrolet founded in Detroit by Louis Chevrolet and William C Durant, later acquired by GM in 1918. Other moments include The Unsinkable Molly Brown opening on Broadway in 1960, LBJ's 1964 victory, Carrie released in 1976, and a 1979 anti-Klan protest violence in North Carolina.
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Slow Halloween at Our House Hopeful for Neighbor Swap
Jane Howard Lee notes a sparse Halloween with about 20 trick or treaters, many under eight, plus a dog in a lab coat. The writer recalls prior years with 50 to over 100 kids, mentions trunk or treat events, a haunted house fundraiser, and plans to give candy to neighbors or coworkers. She jokes about avoiding a nefarious attempt to lure children and anticipates a move to the Hill Country where trick or treating may vanish.
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Cap over Waste Pits shows cap works despite headlines
McGinnes Industrial Maintenance argues the San Jacinto waste pits cap has prevented contaminant releases since 2011. Groundwater and pore-water tests indicate the underlying waste remains contained, with maintenance plans approved by EPA and Army Corps of Engineers. The piece criticizes calls to remove the cap and argues for scientifically grounded remedies.
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