Think Pink October raises breast cancer awareness nationwide
Our View urges recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with pink ribbon events and products supporting funding and education. The piece notes breast cancer is the most common cancer among U.S. women and Texas women, stresses early detection through self exams and annual or biennial mammograms, and advocates regular doctor visits for prompt diagnosis. Editorial by David Bloom for The Baytown Sun.
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Letter to the Editor on Trump and GOP Strategy
The letter criticizes House Speaker Paul Ryan for abandoning Donald Trump and shifting focus to saving the GOP. It accuses the establishment Republicans of propping up Trump, warns of the potential impact if Trump is elected, and urges Ryan to serve voters rather than sponsors.
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Today in history highlights from 1775 to 1999
Key events include the Continental Congress founding a naval fleet in 1775, Hoover and Hughes laying the Supreme Court cornerstone in 1932, American troops entering Aachen in 1944, CBS Edsel Show in 1957 using videotape, and the Boulder JonBenet Ramsey grand jury dismissal in 1999. Thought for Today by Franz Kafka.
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Kittens overflow Helen’s tiny apartment in a crisis
An elderly friend named Helen faces a kitten surge after adopting a stray cat that proved pregnant. Six weeks ago eight kittens arrived, and they keep wandering beyond a makeshift enclosure. A Petco adoption event will try to place them. Jane Howard Lee urges spaying and neutering to curb unwanted litters.
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Trump Bounces Back In Second Debate Against Clinton
Byron York analyzes a more aggressive Trump in the second presidential debate. Trump pivoted to issues like Obamacare terrorism and the trade deficit while Clinton faced pressure. The debate included the sexual video question and the Clinton women in attendance, but Trump held together and did not lose, easing Republican nerves.
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