City to collect electronics and household hazardous waste
The Baytown Health Department invites residents to a collection day on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1200 Lee Drive to drop off hazardous products and electronics for proper disposal. Accepted items include paint, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze, cleaners, batteries, televisions, monitors, CPUs, and more. certain wastes are not allowed.
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AP Poll shows youths lean on high school diploma for success
The AP NORC survey finds many teens and young adults value college but still see a high school diploma as sufficient for now. Experts warn college pays off with higher earnings, citing 2018 weekly median wages of 730 for high school grads versus 1200 for bachelor’s and 1400 for master’s degrees, with race gaps noted.
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Today in History Highlights From 1851 to 1972
Key events include Melville publishing Moby-Dick in 1851 Nellie Bly's 72 day world trip begun in 1889 Ely's ship takeoff in 1910 Dorsey recording Opus No 1 in 1944 Ia Drang begins in 1965 Apollo 12 launches in 1969 Dow tops 1000 in 1972 and a Thought for Today by Chuang-tzu rewards and punishments as education
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Impeachment Primer on the Constitution and Process
Dr. Steve Showalter explains impeachment as a political process. The House brings charges by simple majority, the Senate votes on removal by two thirds, and presidents can face later criminal charges but impeachment itself is not a criminal prosecution. He previews future columns on Johnson and Nixon.
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Trump Faces Weak Economy in Key Swing States
The Commerce Department shows 1.9 percent third quarter growth signaling a sluggish economy. Unemployment rises in Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota North Carolina and other swing states threatening Trump with potential shifts in voting power and Democratic gains.
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