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Newspaper

Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2001

Page

8

Ducks Derby Highlights and Winners Across Local Events

Weather helped the derby as Ramada Inn awarded Marguerite Trent a salon certificate and Angela Thompson received a tire service. Norma Scott and Jennifer Clark got Casa Ole gift certificates, while David Miranda Jr., Angie Hinks, and Dana Martinez each received baby ducks. Jack Irwin earned sunglasses for guiding ducks. BP Amoco won earlier among large sponsors, with Optimist and Kiwanis Ducks following. Decorations included Amato Line Handlers Best Duck-orated, as Glen Barnhart and Rudy Wistinghausen served as judges and dumpers for the shuttle.

Kiwanis Amato Glen Barnhart Rudy Wistinghausen

Dad Finds Reward in New Baby After Tough Start

Mauck, a Soon-to-be father, describes the journey of welcoming Bryana on May 5 via cesarean. He recounts initial fears for Lynn and the baby, celebrates the moment he became a dad, and expresses love and hope for teaching and bonding as Bryana grows.

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Juneteenth recognition in Texas and historic push for freedom

Texas led states in recognizing Juneteenth as a holiday with roots in emancipation. The article notes Union victories and the 13th to 15th amendments ending slavery, and cites Ellison and Al Edwards on Texas history and official recognition. It reflects on delayed freedom in Texas, Granger's proclamation, and Juneteenth’s enduring significance.

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