Ten Valuable Ideas For Better Newspaper Reading
Don Taylor offers ten practical ideas to boost personal value in business and life. Focus on solving problems, reduce apologies by eliminating root causes, accept no job security, build short term successes, maintain gratitude, and pursue simplicity and courteous conduct for better outcomes.
A Little Added Value from Your Newspaper
Advice column highlights practical self improvement ideas for marketers and individuals. Emphasizes filtering junk mail, doing more with less, presenting a professional image, and scheduling time for thinking. Mentions Don Taylor as co author of Up Against the Wal Marts and provides contact address in Amarillo Texas.
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Don Taylor
Amarillo
Sky Gifts and God’s Light in Family Faith
Parenting column urges recognizing daily gifts from God and teaching children gratitude. Author notes sunrises sunsets and starry skies as reminders of God’s love, urging parents to model thankfulness and awareness during the holiday season and daily life.
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Gina Caswell Kelly
Tere
Gale
Mike
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Texas sifts payday lenders in Hidalgo County case
State wins verdict against EZ Cash and Quick Cash and owners George Moreno and Anna Gaytan for unlicensed lending and ultra high interest. Jury orders payment of 250000 and 17500 plus 12000 civil penalties and 36000 in state fees. Defendants used threats to collect debts, including filing false criminal charges. Attorney General Cornyn calls acts illegal and alleges lenders prey on the vulnerable. Flu vaccine supply remains limited with 35000 doses received of 366000 ordered. distribution priorities target high risk groups. TNRCC Sunset review advances reforms and budget flexibility over the next 12 years.
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Austin
State of Texas
Hidalgo County
EZ Cash
Quick Cash
George Moreno
Anna Gaytan
John Cornyn
Texas Department of Health
Sharilyn Stanley
M.D
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State Wins Verdicts Against Pay Lender and Agency Report Highlights
The commission released findings on the TNRCC funding and regulatory structure, noting inadequate funding, lack of strategic direction, and limited public input. It sent 42 recommendations to the Legislature. Also, Secretary Elton Bomer announced winners of the Why My Parents Should Vote essay contest, with top students from Victoria and Bremond. The Comptroller launched Texas IT Academy graduates program. Oyster season opened with partial Galveston Bay harvesting due to red tide. other Texas coastal waters remain closed. TPWD issued the first migratory bird hunting report, with online updates every Thursday through mid-February.
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Ronmental Agency
TNRCC
Elton Bomer
Andrew Cole
Stroman Memorial High School
Victoria
Matthew Cole
Howell Middle School
Morgan Redus
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Ementary
Bremond
Comptroller
Texas IT Academy
Galveston Bay
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Tpwd
State
Inevitability of Memory Loss a Myth by Mrs Blay-Co
Loss of memory in later life is not inevitable. Many older people stay alert and continue learning. Causes include disease or brain injury such as Alzheimer's or multi infarct dementia, alcohol damage, or reversible factors like head injury, fluid imbalance, fever, poor nutrition, adverse drugs, low mood, anxiety or stress. Memory can improve with active use and techniques when no medical cause exists.
Letter From a Brownfield Mom to Supporters
Kim Thompson writes to Brownfield readers praising the Brownfield Cubs football team. She emphasizes weekly dedication, practice, teamwork, and fan support, insisting true winners are judged by effort and character, not just scores.
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Brownfield Cubs
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