District 3 flyer controversy targets Carnes
A reader blasts campaign tactics in District 3 City Council race accusing James Haarmeyer of Beach City of backing the Carnes campaign and distributing flyers with manipulated imagery. The letter questions outside donations, links to the candidate, and calls for voting for Tedesha Blanchard.
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Politicians blamed for deregulation amid Highlands EPA meeting
Billy Barnett of Baytown urges voters to punish politicians pushing deregulation that weakens the EPA and Clean Water and Air Acts. He cites the San Jacinto River waste pits and calls for stronger agencies, more funding, and actions to prevent future Superfund sites. Residents blamed corporate greed and campaign donations for hazardous waste.
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The Necessity and Joy of Forgiveness in Relationships
A Baytown author Harvey Schultz reflects on forgiveness as essential in troubled relationships. He argues that saying sorry or forgiving can ease hurt, restore peace, and improve health, keeping hope alive in many marriages despite past wrongs.
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Gettysburg Speech Backlash and 100 Day Plan in Contested Race
In a tense campaign climax, Trump heads to Gettysburg to frame his first 100 days with border wall and Obamacare repeal while facing women’s allegations. The piece also surveys civic knowledge fears, Texas Railroad Commission contenders Mark Miller, Grady Yarbrough, Wayne Christian, and Martina Salinas with party standings and past results.
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Tarrant County
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Time of Your Life opens in New York and cabinet airings
On this date in 1939 William Saroyans The Time of Your Life opened in New York. In 1954 Eisenhowers Cabinet meeting was carried live on radio and television, the only presidential Cabinet meeting broadcast to date. In 1983 a U S led force invaded Grenada by order of President Ronald Reagan, who said the action was necessary.
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Mets Beat Red Sox In 10th To Force Game Seven
In 1986 World Series Game 6 the New York Mets rallied for three runs with two outs in the 10th inning to beat the Boston Red Sox 6-5, tying the series on Bill Buckner error on Mookie Wilson, setting up a decisive seventh game.
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