Topless bars sue over Beaumont ordinance challenges
A federal suit filed by 1995 Ventures Inc. argues an ordinance barring topless clubs near parks violates free expression. The Dover Delaware company also owns Boudreaux's in Beaumont. Similar measures near Odessa go to the planning commission for approval.
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Gramm Leads in Texas Poll Faces Morales by 14 Points
Harte-Hanks Texas Poll conducted June 3-13 for University of Texas shows U S Senator Phil Gramm leading Democratic challenger Victor Morales 47 to 33 percent among likely Texas voters with a 3 point margin of error. Morales, a Mesquite schoolteacher, trails in every region and age group. Gramm’s favorable rating is 59 percent while Morales stands at 52 percent.
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Washington, D.C
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Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski Indicted in Four Attacks
A federal grand jury charged Theodore Kaczynski in two fatal bombings in Sacramento and two maiming attacks at Yale and UC. The indictment covers the Unabomber campaign spanning 18 years with three dead and 23 injured. The case moves toward arraignment in Sacramento after his initial detention in Montana.
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University of California
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Justice Department
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Torch relay myth debunked by antiquity expert
University of Florida classics professor David C. Young argues in Archaeology magazine that the Olympic torch relay began in 1936 Berlin as Nazi propaganda, not from ancient Greece. He notes the five ring symbol’s Delphic placement was tied to a Nazi film, and that the relay’s origins were created by Carl Diem, with plans dating to 1916 Berlin.
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Juneteenth Reflections From Harlingen’s Black Community
In Harlingen Texas residents recall segregation era abuses including a brakeman kicked off a moving train in 1948 and forced to ride 100 miles awake while denied hotel lodging. Leaders like Henry Gant and Rev Norman Washington stress Juneteenth as a time to share stories, pass values, and foster intergenerational dialogue within the African American neighborhood.
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Henry Gant
Brownsville
Houston
Gant
America
Martyn Stephens
Brenda Griffin
Attes Gael
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