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Newspaper
Polk County Enterprise
Location
Livingston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2013
Page
4
A male writer recounts how some young men pressure girlfriends into nude photos, showing them around in gyms and bars. He warns women to resist such coercion, sharing blunt anecdotes from boxing gyms and bars and urging awareness. He cites Marc Munroe Dion and Creators Syndicate for more.
Column argues about the fate of AM radio amid modern tech, regulatory efforts, and listener shifts. Notes include FCC actions, building and device interference, and debates over funding shifts. Emphasizes AM’s continued role for MLB teams, minority stations, and emergency use, while acknowledging generational and format challenges.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas joined the legal challenge against Kountze High School cheerleaders who display Bible verses on game banners. State leaders back the students, citing constitutional protections. The dispute began in 2012 after a former superintendent barred the signs following a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint.
A reader describes hundreds of dead trees sticking out of Onalaska Lake when water is low and asks why Texas Parks and Wildlife cannot use a boat with a heavy boom to remove them. The writer warns of damage to boats or injury to skiers if the trees remain submerged at higher levels.
The Polk County Enterprise outlines guidelines for reader letters detailing subject freedom and general interest scope. Submissions must include name, mailing address and a verifiable telephone number not to be published, with edits for grammar length or libel. Letters should stay under 650 words and may be delivered in person mail fax or email.
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