Wings Over Houston airshow features Baytown Fire Marshal and Vietnam era medic exhibit
Baytown Fire Marshal Bernard Olive, a 20 year airshow participant, will showcase his 1967 MISSAI MUTT military unit tactical truck in Wings Over Houston during the Tora Tora Tora Pearl Harbor reenactment. Olive, a former U S Army medic, will depict Army medicine amid performances by the Blue Angels and other aviation acts. The event includes fundraising for breast cancer awareness via local Fire Department volunteers and pink shirts.
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Nicki Evans
Baytown
Bernard Olive
Houston
Ellington Field
Wings Over
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Pearl Harbor
Vietnam
Fire Department
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Constitutional amendment to allow state support for veterans hospitals
Editors note summarizes supporters and opponents of a proposed Texas constitutional change to permit the state to contribute funds property and resources to establish maintain and operate veterans hospitals. It notes Texas large veteran population high health care use and current lack of authority prompting calls for partnerships with federal and local entities.
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Houston
Temple
Waco
Bonham
Dallas
Kerrville
San Antonio
Amarillo
Big Spring
United States Department of Veterans Affairs
Alfredo Gonzales
Texas State
College ice cream stand opens as learning business tool
A campus Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream franchise opens on Lee College campus under Dr. Gregg Lattier. Funded by a loan from the student government association, the stand serves as a hands on learning tool for business administration and management majors while generating profits for scholarships.
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Lee College
Gregg Lattier
Dreyer's
College group leverages Dreyer's franchise aid on consignment
Lattier notes Lee College aimed to secure a franchise before choosing Dreyer's. The ice cream company supplied many materials on consignment, helping the group save money.
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Dreyer’s
Lattier
Goose Creek staff statistics reveal diverse new hires
Goose Creek school district released its 2009 professional personnel report showing 2 951 employees with 322 new hires including 176 teachers and 66 para professionals. Among 187 current teachers 123 are certified with 64 on alternative certification. most hold bachelor’s degrees, 43 have master’s degrees, one has a PhD.
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Goose Creek
Transportation and Nutrition Department
Gccisd
Lamar University
Texas A&m
University of Houston
Main and
Clear Lake
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