Safety first in childhood education and community care
Parents, especially mothers, guide child safety at home and school promoting shared rules. Schools, police, fire, recreation and health departments collaborate to teach safe play, walking, bus rides, and driving. Early schooling strengthens safety habits, reducing preventable accidents and childhood death.
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New Texas Tax Law Expands Revenue and Collectors
Texas faces 93 million dollars in new taxes effective Sept. 1. About 90,000 more residents become subject to taxes as the comptroller Charles Calvert reorganizes the system to handle new licenses and procedures.Retailers face five dollar licenses for selling many goods including air conditioners and cosmetics. Cigarette, perfume, and tobacco taxes rise. hotel rooms incur a 3 percent occupancy tax. The state expects broader licensing, more distributors, and a push to hire staff to enforce the changes.
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Prominent Youth Reacts to Date’s Coal Miner Father
A socially prominent young man is surprised when his date reveals her father works in a coal mine. He asks if he earns his living with his hands and learns the father uses a shovel, not manual labor.
Integrity and honesty in a changing world
A reflection on honesty in politics and life, citing Texas history and a Job parable. The piece contrasts modern candidacy omissions with enduring virtue, notes Job's trials and fidelity, and ends with a fact about marble paper and heart surgery costs.
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