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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1995
Page
3
Sun correspondent Max Rizley Jr notes farmers blame a prowling predator on the moors as a panther or mystery feline while officials insist it is a large hungry house cat. The tale unfolds with paw prints, night photos, and a witty personal account of an insistent grey tabby at a city apartment door.
Bruce Herschensohn argues the United States Information Agency and its Voice of America face elimination or drastic cuts as Congress shifts foreign policy toward the State Department. He warns such moves would cede influence to adversaries and undermine global truths, praising USIA’s libraries, broadcasts, and exchange programs while criticizing reduced federal reach.
A crime survivor credits police officer Set Goetschius his wife and sister for steadfast support during court and trials seven years after the rape. The Women’s Crisis Center staff and others also stood by, helping her endure the ordeal and seek justice. The writer notes golf, celebrations, and dog breed rankings as light features amid the main remembrance. Texas leads in puppies born in 1994 per AKC top ten list.
Today marks the 204th day of 1995 with a historical note on Petain’s treason trial fifty years earlier and a list of past events. It names figures such as Haile Selassie, Grant, and Nixon era milestones, plus birthdays for Gloria DeHaven Kennedy and Woody Harrelson.
The piece questions random testing of students for drugs, suggesting it extends beyond athletes to clubs and activities. It argues testing costs strain education budgets and notes the legality of prayer remains contentious. The Los Angeles Times Syndicate voice critiques the idea and project deadlines.
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