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Newspaper
Brownsville The Herald
Location
Brownsville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2013
Page
1
Eugene Engledow grew up on a farm where he learned hard work and self reliance. He discovered a passion for flight and a dream to work on planes that guided his path forward.
A private Earth to orbit delivery service completed a Sunday mission to the International Space Station despite a mechanical issue. It delivered a ton of supplies with smooth execution, highlighting resilience and precise maneuvering.
Omar Figueroa of Weslaco headlined a boxing show in San Antonio and knocked out Colombian Henry Aurad just 47 seconds into the first round.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Charlotte Papenbrok Maricela Arista and Michael Anthony Jordan. The brief notices acknowledge their passings and provide minimal biographical details. No further information on dates or funeral arrangements is available in the readable text.
The Brownsville Herald opens the day with a friendly greeting to readers, inviting attention to the fresh edition and inviting engagement with local stories, weather, and community notices.
Brownsville officials say a large portion of West Jefferson Street, under seven months of construction, should reopen within three weeks from West Third Street to the Edelstein Building at Valley Baptist Medical Center Brownsville. The road serves as a major route to the hospital and Sams Stadium.
The University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College will host scholar David Montejano for the Latino Leadership Lecture Series. The quarterly series, begun in 2011, has broadened its audience and raised awareness of Latino history and contributions to society. Montejano, UC Berkeley professor, will discuss changes in Texas since the 1980s affecting Mexican Americans.
Gov. Rick Perry stands firm against expanding Texas Medicaid arguing for a state designed system for the poor and disabled. Despite polls showing support from groups like the American Cancer Society and Texas Hospital Association, and county resolutions urging expansion, Perry maintains Texas must control its own health care program and says the current system is broken and unaffordable.
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