Bumper sticker program targets drunk drivers gains ground
In Fort Bend County judge Thomas Culver III began a case by case program requiring second time DWI offenders to display a large bumper sticker reading Driving While Intoxicated. He notes no repeat offenses and cites widespread use elsewhere while critics view it as stigmatizing.
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Flag of Texas at Alamo 150th may clash with Mexico
Mexicans likely will not loan the Alamo flag to Texas for the 1986 sesquicentennial. Corpus Christi activists press the request, backed by many Texas lawmakers, citing history and sovereignty. Museum officials frame the artifact as a reminder of defeats and foreign incursions.
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New Braunfels Man Donations $3,000 To Texas Treasury
Richard Besch, 78, from New Braunfels, sent the Texas treasury $3,000 to honor his late mother who received Old Age Assistance. The gift follows decades of aid that began in 1936 when Emma Besch was 65 and continued for 20 years, ending with $42 monthly before her 1956 death. Besch is hospitalized for a diabetic condition.
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