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newspaper in Texas with a controlled circulation distributed every
Wednesday.
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Vol. 9 No. 33
Oct. 27 - Nov. 2, 2004 |
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Democracy
on Trial!
The world will watch America’s polls
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The eyes of the world will be on the brothers (Far left photo),
especailly Jeb, the Gov. of Florida, who has his brother
George’s back.
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PUBLISHER’S ANALYSIS
by Roy Douglas Malonson |
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Propositions are political “tricks”
 
BEULAH SHEPHARD (left), a beloved political activist favors
Proposition 2.
ANNISE PARKER (right) thinks Proposition 3 would solve many
problems.
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Reforming Texas Justice System
Network
Seeks To Help Former
African-American Inmates
Our goal is to rally people to be more
involved in demanding changes that help break the cycle
that lands many back in prison for parole violations or
repeat criminal activity,” she said. “The Texas Justice
Network wants to get the word out that changes are on
the way, but it will take the efforts of family members
and concerned community to make it happen.
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BLACK HISTORY
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African-Americans Demand Change
Fight For Voice and Ease to Racial Tensions in
McKinney 
Rev. Cecil Mack,far left, Jesse Jones and
Ruby Howard are part of a group of African-American residents tired of
racial tensions and problems with police. The group have enlisted Dallas
civil rights leaders and the U.S. Justice Department to help form a
neighborhood association to fight for better representation and increase
the African-American voice in city government.
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All Six
Austin School Bond Propositions approved |
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DOC’S
COLLEGE NOTES By: Dr.Hill |
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“Just don’t give up trying to do what you really want to do...
Where there’s love and inspiration, I don’t think you can go
wrong”
Ella Fitzgerald, 1987
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SIGNING
Miss Martha, Artist
SATURDAY
October 9, 2004
Showroom Opens at 7a.m.
Signing from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M.
Only at
Shirley Ann’s Black
Arts & Kollectibles Showroom
You can visit Miss Martha’s
website
www.missmarthaoriginals.com
• Now is a good time to
renew Membership
• Bring two (2) AGC pieces to be signed
• All AGC purchases October 9, 2004
will be signed
•Door Prizes & Refreshments
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Shirley Ann’s
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Since 1994
6130 Wheatley Street Houston, TX
77091-3947
For more information contact
713/692-1195
Lay-A-Way available
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