Editorial: relief for Deer Park and Harris County cities
The judge signed an agreed order allowing Deer Park and nine other cities to delay costly surface water conversion. The editorial urges cooperation between the subsidence district and cities to solve the area’s sinking problem and to plan a future switch to surface water, emphasizing a shared environmental goal through collaboration.
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Deer Park
Harris County
Arthur Lesher JR
Harris Galveston
Tinue
Your legal rights By Bryant Berry Jr Attorn ey at Law
A fragment recounts a case involving a young man eight een years old at an eastern university who fractured a leg during football practice Dr Merrick on emergency duty applied a fast drying cast from the hip to the foot leaving toes exposed The patient soon suffered severe pain and requested pain relief but additional details are unreadable
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Bryant Berry, Jr
Attornney
John Bradly
Eastern University
Merrick
John
Hospital nurses blamed in leg amputation suit
John sued a hospital for 200000 after gangrene from a leg injury led to amputation. The court found nurses negligent for failing to test and recognize impaired circulation and to inform the doctor, who was accused by the hospital. John won the suit in the Supreme Court of Hinols.
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John
Texas Nursing Home Task Force seeks better care
Texas Attorney General reports a state task force collaborating with the Economic Crimes Unit investigates nursing home care quality. It aims to enforce the Consumer Protection Act, health and safety laws, and proper use of public funds, with hearings, field visits, and lawsuits already underway. Citizens may report issues via a toll free line.
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Texas
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Att.neys
Attorney General’s
Nursing Home Task Force
Austin
Indian Summer Memories by John Sinor
An elderly narrator recalls Indian summer memories and childhood games in rural America. He reflects on past Indian legends, cousins, and playground adventures, blending nostalgia with humorous self-awareness and a nod to cultural stereotypes of the era.
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Lone Ranger
San Jacinto College seeks 7.5 million bond issue
Progress files list multiple historical items including San Jacinto College asking for 7.5 million in bonds, city employees receiving a 1200 raise, a 1.9 million bond sale, and various National Merit semifinalists and finalists from 1969 to 1978 notes.
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San Jacinto College
Council
Daniel, Haase, Jones and Neary
Caffey’s
David Wyant
Redeemer Chapel
Steven Sean Callahan
Appreciation to Deer Park Progress for supportive editorial
The Deer Park Ladies Civic Club thanks the Deer Park Progress for its supportive editorial in last week’s newspaper. They note that critical comments about their annual telephone directories are common, and express gratitude for the acknowledgment of their service to the community.
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Deer Park
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