American Pride photo competition at Presidential Museum
American Pride, a photo competition, will be displayed at the Presidential Museum located at 622 N. Lee through August 31. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Contact 332-7123 for details.
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Presidential Museum
N. Lee
Texas faces prison strain if parole rules stay same says study
A study warns Texas would need about 14,600 additional prison beds by August 2005 unless parole rates and policies for returning parole violators change. It traces rapid incarceration to a prison-building binge and prior inmate releases to ease overcrowding, noting crime declines lag national trends and large racial disparities in confinement.
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Fabelo
California
Florida
Illinois
New York
Hidden Forced Labor Claims Roil Postwar Reckoning
A presidential panel examines theft and provenance of Holocaust valuables while American firms face forced labor claims. Executives and survivors push for action amid legal concerns, with 17 nations forming inquiries and U.S. companies increasingly hiring historians as lawsuits unfold.
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Nazi Germany
U.S
Chamber
Stephen Jordan
Europe
Berlin Wall
Ford Motor Co
Louise Mandrell credits handguns for saving her father
At a National Rifle Association event in Las Vegas Louise Mandrell said her father Irby was attacked by parolee convicts in California but escaped thanks to his police training and a handgun. She has trained to protect herself and carries a file of threats against her life.
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Louise Mandrell
National Rifle Association
Mandrell
Irby
California
Women teach reading to local children at church group
A church women’s literacy effort grows from a note in a window into a 90 minute daily program for 12 to 15 children. Volunteers Lopez Wampler and other neighbors work with families who struggle with reading, aided by bilingual roles and school partnerships.
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Wampler
Wilson's Corner
Crane Highway
Baker
Yolanda
Martha Mitchell
Blackshear
Mitchell
Monterrey Seeks More Jobs as U S California Border Ties Considered
The interview with Fox cited labor shortages in Monterrey as a factor that could ease Mexican immigration to the United States within a decade. Officials note U S border crackdowns push migrants to desert routes, while Monterrey draws factories from Johnson & Johnson to Whirlpool. The city, near the Texas line, touts infrastructure and proximity to lure employers, even as housing and services strain border regions.
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Mexico
Monterrey
Fox
Associated Press
Nicole Chulick
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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U.S
Zepeda
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Chiapas
Reynosa
McAllen
Omeheira Lopez
Center For Border Studies
Texas
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Honeywell
Whirlpool
Nuevo Leon
Sears
Automotive 8
Strange historical remarks and a Seattle mail note
A compilation of diverse trivia covers topics from ancient Gaulish methods of execution to Tolstoy's praise of Lincoln. It cites a prehistoric city Chemi Shanidar with 150 inhabitants, a definition of the at sign, and North American attitudes toward dominoes versus playing cards in the Bible Belt. It ends with an old mailing address in Seattle.
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