Debt limit showdown deepens amid partial government shutdown
Washington faced a looming federal default and a stalled partial shutdown as Congress showed little urgency. Obama pressed for immediate House action to end the shutdown, while Boehner demanded talks on health care and deficit cuts. Senate plans targeted raising the debt ceiling before October 17 to avert default, with risk of a filibuster. 350,000 defense workers recalled. 450,000 federal staff idle across agencies. Credit markets warned of catastrophic consequences if default occurred.
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Shutdown strains hit Chambers Bayarea and NASA site
Vice president Steve Evans says the college has collected owed funds before a potential federal shutdown. In Chambers County the Army Corps of Engineers and Fish and Wildlife Service halt operations affecting refuges and tourism while Baytown’s NASA Johnson Space Center furloughs about 16,000 contractors and 3,000 civil workers. Contractors fear lost deadlines despite talk of retroactive pay.
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Shiloh Missionary Church Aims for Gym Year Ahead
The 300 member congregation plans to retire debt by late fall and buy land behind the church for a youth gym. Pastors Holmes and Singleton recount a history of relocation during asbestos repairs, past storms, and economic hardship. They emphasize growing youth involvement and enduring community ministry while encouraging members to focus on living for tomorrow.
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