Council records detail 639134 in HUD funds and Morton hire
In 1998 Sugarland and Bryan cities used 639134 in federal community development funds before a closed session on Morton’s hiring.14 nonprofits received grants including Center for Crisis Advocacy Meals on Wheels and McKinney Park projects, with repayment of a city loan and various park improvements. Funds must be spent by June 1 or HUD reclaims them.
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Nelson’s Resignation Ties to Education Testing Debates
Nelson seeks clarity on the new assessment as state education politics shift. Former education commissioner and three year chair of the State Board for Educator Certification, Nelson backed Bush on education as he advised delays and reversals during social promotions debates and the 2000 campaign.
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Hearst vows to testify against SLA members
Patty Hearst said on CNN she is ready to testify against Sara Jane Olson and other SLA members charged with murder in the 1970s Sacramento bank holdup. She described Olson and the Harrises, Bertin, Kilgore as devoted revolutionaries seeking to overthrow the United States. Hearst noted the group’s claimed army stance and drew a parallel to Charles Manson. Olson faced murder and robbery charges for the 1975 crime. Hearst’s claims drew counter from Emily Harris’s attorney.
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US close to eliminating German measles rubella says study
A CDC study in JAMA reports rubella cases dropping from 58,000 in 1969 to 272 in 1999, with most remaining cases among Hispanic adults born abroad. Researchers say the U S program shows success and that elimination is possible. The virus can cause miscarriages stillbirths and severe birth defects.
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Age claim hits Mar-a-Lago as chef sues Trump estate
Bernard Goupy, 62, a French executive chef hired in August 2000 at Mar-a-Lago, sues the resort alleging age discrimination after being fired six months in and replaced by a younger chef. He seeks back pay and 40 000 in damages while Trump denies the allegations saying the chef was fired for quality of food. Celine Dion and Rene Angelil have since hired Goupy as their personal chef.
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Kirk Douglas credits stroke for life appreciation
85 year old actor Kirk Douglas says surviving a 1996 stroke gave him a new view on life. He wrote My Stroke of Luck about the event and details his emotional moment after losing speech. He plans a film with son Michael and grandson Cameron titled Smack in the Puss beginning next month.
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Cadillac teams with Led Zeppelin for Break Through ads
General Motors announces a new Break Through campaign featuring Cadillac models CTS XLR Escalade and Escalade EXT with Led Zeppelin's Rock and Roll. GM says this marks the band's first music licensing for a commercial, aiming to deliver a unified Cadillac message per Cadillac advertising director Kim Kosak.
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Jerusalem bus-stop shooting shocks city amid wider conflict
A Palestinian gunman opened fire on Israelis at Jaffa Street in Jerusalem, killing and wounding multiple people before being shot dead by police. Sixteen injured, with over twenty treated for shock, as clashes and raids across the West Bank and Gaza escalate.
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Judge Victor Barron Pleads Innocent in Bribe Case
New York state judge Victor Barron, 60, pleaded innocent to a felony charge alleging he took a bribe exceeding 10,000 dollars to resolve a civil lawsuit. Barron was released without bail, suspended with pay, and did not speak to reporters as he left the courthouse. His attorney and OCA spokesman declined comment.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Draw Dates Summary
Texas Two Step numbers 24 29 18 32 6 drawn Tuesday Jan 22. Cash Five 18 14 13 3 8. Pick 3 8 2 6. Road Runner Cash 23 18 22 25 drawn Monday Jan 21. Official sites www txlottery.org and www nmlottery.com.
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Odessa American Readers Guide Contact Info Summary
Odessa American readers guide lists publication details and contact numbers for deadlines classifieds and advertising. It provides main office hours and out_of_town numbers along with phone lines for missing papers and ad departments.
Hollywood Nods and Parodies Ring Through Election Week
Argus Hamilton riffs touch on the Raiders collapse to the Patriots, Bush Clinton unity rumors, Limbaugh’s return, a Tokyo fundraiser pledge of 300 million for Afghanistan, Enron probes, and a jab at Disney security linking Norman Mineta. Minor celebrity anecdotes close the column.
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DC Corrections Admits Holding Deaf Man 669 Days
The District of Columbia Department of Corrections admitted in August it illegally detained a deaf mute man with serious mental illness for 669 days on a minor misdemeanor charge that was later dropped due to a lost file. Jail records show no visitors or public defender ever assigned. The department director called the situation unbelievable.
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