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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2002
Page
1
College of the Mainland will host a Veterans Day ceremony today in the library with page 5 coverage. The event honors service members and features brief remarks and a moment of reflection.
Noted San Francisco minister returns to his hometown San Angelo for a special Homecoming service. The event highlights his long career and ties to the community with a focused visit and public renewal of local bonds.
Arab states urge Iraq to comply with a United Nations resolution and to permit Arab inspectors. The effort signals regional backing for UN enforcement and is tied to broader diplomatic pressure.
Galveston County advocates dedicate a new 6400 square foot Advocacy Center for Children at 5710 Avenue S. Texas City Mayor Garza, Reps Gray and Eiland, County Judge Yarbrough, and Council member Smecca headline a Thursday ceremony. DA Guarino will recognize major donors as the center consolidates abuse investigation, medical staff, and counseling with 16 offices and Rainbow Room for urgent needs.
Several hundred joined the Rotary Club of Texas City's Salute to Veterans at the Rotary Pavilion. Mayor Carlos Garza and Commissioner Linson Landrum spoke as Don Gartman MC'd the event with remarks on freedom and sacrifice. The week Proclamation named Salute to Veterans Nov 10 16.
The Galveston County Commissioners Court will canvass general election votes including the constitutional amendment tally at 9 a.m. in the Holbrook Building. Dickinson City Council meets at 7 p.m. to discuss nuisances and municipal facilities. Texas City ISD and La Marque ISD boards plan meetings on superintendent qualifications, storm water fees, and playoff schedule changes.
Galveston area League of Women Voters invites the public to a 7 p.m. session at Rosenberg Library where Judge Norma Venso will discuss how Texans elect judges. The group will later seek consensus for the state League on judicial elections and campaign issues including merit selection and the impact of special interests.
Rosenberg Library reports on judge elections in Texas City with discussion on open proceedings and potential system reforms. Lora-Marie Bernard, senior reporter, notes ongoing review to consider adopting a new position for the League.
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