Endgame for border surge in Texas policy shift
Fort Worth Star-Telegram analyzes Texas DPS and National Guard border operations costing millions monthly. Apprehensions dip from July highs, yet officials refuse to declare a final objective. The surge continues through year end, with indefinite Guard commitment and calls for re-examination of goals and taxpayer burden.
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Baytown Sun top stories dominated by crime on web
Week's most read article covers a fatal traffic crash on Tri City Beach Road with an intoxicated manslaughter charge against a husband. Other top items include a gunman stealing a car from an I 10 dealership and a Crosby man on trial for murder from September 2013.
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Waters Rise in Creek of Change Amid Voting Controversy
Cyrus B. Fletcher of Baytown criticizes Republican officials Martin Mullens and Connealy for alleged voting interference targeting Black and Latino citizens, women and poor voters while urging an end to actions seen as voter suppression. He urges removal of political pressure post election.
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Texas lottery history and the political push to end it
Texas once faced a constitutional ban on lotteries but a 1991 vote approved one. James Carville influenced strategy in the 1990s race for governor. later, revenues funded education through the General Revenue Fund with partial allocation to the Foundation School Fund. As a current question, lawmakers weigh替 axing the lottery against finding replacement funds.
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This Day in History September 30 Highlights
Today in history lists key events from 1777 to 1984 including the Continental Congress flee York Pa the first ether anesthesia in 1846 the 1939 first televised college football game Fordham vs Waynesburg 34 7 James Dean death in 1955 James Meredith federal escort in 1962 Murder She Wrote debut in 1984 and a Bush Kerry debate moment.
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