Weather Brief For Point Barrow Trinity Bay
Today mostly sunny with patchy morning fog. Highs in the upper 80s and east winds 5 to 16 mph. Lows in the lower 60s. Sunrise 7 26 a.m. Sunset 6 44 p.m. High tide 9 05 a.m. Low tide 1 49 p.m. Tomorrow partly cloudy with a 20 percent risk of showers and storms after midnight. Highs in the mid 80s. Lows in the mid 60s. Sunrise 7 27 a.m. Sunset 6 40 p.m. High tide 9 17 a.m. Low tide 2 21 p.m.
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Today in History highlights Oct 24 events
On this date in 1952 Eisenhower pledged to end the conflict in Korea. Other events include Jane Seymour's death in 1537, the first transcontinental telegraph in 1861, Niagara Falls barrel stunt in 1901, George Washington Bridge opening in 1931, nylon stockings sale in 1939, 40 hour work week in 1940, UN charter in 1945, Cuba missile crisis blockade in 1962, Teamsters rejoining AFL-CIO in 1987, Blue Jays World Series win in 1992, and a recent sniper arrest leading to arrests in Washington area.
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Kant on seeking truth through few honest voices
A reflective quotation from Immanuel Kant urging pursuit of credible testimony over popular appeal. It contrasts the unreliable favor of the many with the value of evaluating the few voices carefully, rather than counting them.
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Bible Verse Calls for Return to God
A verse urges the people to turn back from disobedience to God as promised that return will be met with divine return and blessing from the LORD Almighty.
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Senator pushes state income tax to fund Texas schools
El Paso hearing features Sen. Eliot Shapleigh arguing for a state income tax paired with property tax relief. He contends the Robin Hood plan is not broken and cites limited alternatives to fund growing enrollments. A constitutional provision would require a statewide vote on an income tax with two thirds directed to property tax relief and the rest equitably shared among districts.
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Ben Bonner 74 Cove resident dies in October 2003
Ben Bonner 74 of Cove died October 23 2003 in a Baytown area hospital. He was born February 13 1929 in Aransas Pass Texas. He worked for Ashland Oil and belonged to Barbers Hill Church of Christ. Survived by daughter Vickie Kennemore Steve of Seabrook sister Linda McReynolds John of Baytown and grandchildren Misti McNeill Houston. Visitation October 24 2003 Navarre Funeral Home. Funeral October 25 2003 at 2 p.m. officiated by Mickey Bertrand and Eugene Martin. Arrangements Navarre Funeral Home Baytown.
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Houston
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Durst testimony details gun incident atGalveston neighbor confrontation
Robert Durst testified at his murder trial that a 71 year old neighbor Morris Black briefly struggled for a gun that went off, firing into Black’s face. Durst said he feared being shot and that Black was holding the gun toward him when it fired. Durst recalled their March 2002 friendship, shared whiskey, and Durst giving Black a key to his apartment, noting Black’s reckless behavior including two gun firings in the residence. Durst said he retrieved the key, hid the gun in the oven, and told Black not to return.
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Croup Sues METRO Over Gun Rights In Houston Suit
A gun rights group led by Texas General Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson sues the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Hards County claiming its ban on concealed handguns on buses violates the Texas constitution. Patterson, president of the Civil Liberties Defense Foundation, says the policy lacks punishment and is unlawful. Metro had banned handguns on buses since 1995. spokesperson Ken Connaughton had no immediate comment.
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Hards County
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Civil Liberties Defense Foundation
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Metro
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