Never too late to change your life tips by Don Taylor
A reflective piece from Don Taylor urges daily action and personal growth. It stresses writing a new day like a clean sheet, keeping moving toward goals, and forgiving past wrongs while remembering names and kindness. The author cites staying focused on simple, consistent steps to raise one’s level and avoid dwelling on the past.
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Never too late to change your life and lead
The piece urges daily decision to excel in life and work. It emphasizes leadership, persistent effort, and consistent choices toward success, noting progress comes from ongoing commitment rather than one off actions. It frames leadership as proactive stepping forward and setting pace for others.
Texas American General to pay fines over race based life policies
A Texas settlement in a nationwide case requires American General Life & Accident Insurance to pay 305 800 in fines and provide restitution to nearly 46 000 Texas policyholders plus additional relief to about 168 000 others who paid higher premiums for small industrial life and burial policies. The deal includes a 2 million donation to the NAACP and notes 4 percent of nationwide policies are Texas affected. Separately the 5th Circuit upheld Texans right to sue HMOs for medical malpractice, ruling ERISA does not preempt Texas malpractice actions against HMOs.
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A Old and New World Reflections From Brownfield Community Notes
A reader muses on creaking wooden floors and simple childhood memories at Sonny's Feed Store, urges slower change for children, and contrasts past basics with modern "new and improved" living. The letter to the editor from Terry Duncan explains resigning from the Brownfield CISD School Board to the community, invites involvement, and notes eligibility to run again in May 2001.
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Insurer settles overcharging African Americans and HMO rules
Texas officials hailed a ruling upholding regulation of HMOs and prohibiting penalties on doctors for medically necessary treatment. The report notes a state consumer win, a Green Hotline for small businesses, and Coastal spill penalties. Also covers a July Fourth Independence Day tribute and historical reflections on the founders.
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