Vote For Bonds In College Election At San Jacinto
Voters in the San Jacinto College District go to the polls on September 28 to approve a $7.5 million growth bond. The funds will finance a new technical-occupational building at Spencer Highway campus, an administration and classroom building near J. Frank Dobie High School, and a Northshore learning resource center. The measure aims to maintain low student to teacher ratios and support expanding programs while keeping costs in-district.
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Chicken Surprise and Modern Grilling Progress
A cook recalls moving from watching meat closely to using a hooded barbecue with vents and a thermostat. He relaxes with a beer while dinner cooks and jokes about the evasive recipe, noting that any combination of chicken and additions can create a surprising result.
Exxon gum claim checks out in Baytown byproduct note
Answer notes butyl rubber, a petroleum product produced at the Exxon Baytown refinery, is used as an ingredient in chewing gum. The piece links the Baytown site to a gum component without stating that Exxon itself makes chewing gum.
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Aries to Libra Daily Guide Horoscope Snippet
A buoyant Aries cohort leads a fashion moment and career gains while Taurus simplifies finances and seeks cooperative ventures. Gemini urges detached problem solving and realism, Cancer warns against temper flare ups, Leo boosts mood with wardrobe and future plans, Virgo tightens belts, Libra seeks refined attire and precision, Scorpio hints at summer cleanup and casual family anecdotes.
Consumer debt collection warning and fraud safeguards
Texas attorney general warns debtors about dunning letters and abusive practices by collectors. Consumers should contact creditors early, demand lawful treatment, and understand rights under state and federal rules. The office cites court actions against firms misrepresenting legal actions or turning cases to attorneys when none occurred.
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Consumer Protection Division
Texas
Freida Dobbs Files for School Board in 1975
A Times report notes Freida Dobbs files for a school board seat in 1975. The city council discusses salaries and election timing at a charter hearing, while high school architecture is honored.
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Freida Dobbs
Owner Not Liable for Lost Coat at Beauty Shop
In a Washington Supreme Court decision, Peggy the beauty shop owner was not liable when Alice’s $1,000 fur coat disappeared from the reception room. Alice had left the coat on hooks, Peggy did not know its value, and no exclusive possession or transfer of control occurred. The court found no negligence.
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