State view Abbott Davis lob accusations of extremism
The state race for Texas governor pits Greg Abbott and Wendy Davis as mutual extremists to rally their bases while courting moderates. Abbott pushes a conservative economy and tea party stance, calling Davis extreme. Davis counters with attacks on Austin leadership and vows to broaden public schools and health care while opposing a full abortion ban. The competition centers on tone, labels, and defining the opponent.
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Baytown enjoys dual Saturday night arts and culture lineup
In Baytown two rich offerings delighted residents Saturday night. Grito Fest at Bicentennial Park featured authentic Tejano music, food and crafts with Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center booth and other activities. Across Lee Drive at Lee College Performing Arts Theater The Classical Mystery Tour played Beatles songs in costume, supported by the Baytown Symphony Orchestra under Dennis Eichler, creating a lively concert with encores.
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Boy Scouts decision sparks mixed public response
The letter thanks Roger Elswick for opposing the Scout move to admit openly practicing homosexuals. It likens the action to dimming a light on Reagan era ideals, invoking the Shining City on the Hill as a metaphor for lost guidance.
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Senior economic savers offer tips on reducing costs in retirement
Malcolm Murray outlines practical ways for seniors to cut expenses without sacrificing living standards. He shares experiences on roof upgrades for insurance savings, buying used cars, durable clothing choices, frugal diet focusing on seafood and produce, walking for exercise, and dental care. He notes personal restraint on discount coupons and emphasizes long-term value and health.
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Today in History highlights and notable events
On October 8, 2013 a summary of historical events marks major incidents and figures. The list spans 1871 Chicago Fire, 1918 Alvin York actions, 1944 radio debut, 1956 Larsen perfect game, 1957 Dodgers move, 1962 World Series slam, 1967 Attlee death, 1970 Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize, 1982 Polish unions ban, 1992 Willy Brandt death, and Schwarzenegger remarks in 2003. Thought for Today by Vera Brittain closes the note.
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