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Month: February 2006

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Lorelle resigns from KPRC-2

February 12, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Mike McDaniel reports that Linda Lorelle has resigned from KPRC-2: KPRC-TV news anchor Linda Lorelle resigned her post late Friday, ending a 16-year career at the station. “I’m ready to move on,” Lorelle

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The Editorial LiveJournalists: Houston's daily entertainment source

February 11, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Editorial LiveJournalists run a couple of stellar editorials today. There’s the obligatory “olds”: Federal law doesn’t waste a lot of words on inner peace. But urban green spaces inspire an exception. These places, federal

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Tom Kirkendall remembers Dick Harmon

February 11, 2006 Anne Linehan

Tom Kirkendall has written a wonderful post about Dick Harmon: The Houston and U.S. golfing communities are in shock this morning with the news that Dick Harmon — one of the four brothers who are

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Metro's counting on DeLay and Culberson to come through with funding

February 11, 2006 Anne Linehan

Metro isn’t sweating the possibility of missing out on $300 million in FTA funding. You see, Metro is counting on “its Congressional delegation” to come through: And, based upon Congressional commitments made last year, METRO

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City has spent $20 million on furniture for Katrina evacuees

February 11, 2006 Kevin Whited

Yesterday, KTRK-13’s Christine Dobbin reported that the City of Houston has spent nearly $20 million to provide furniture to Katrina evacuees: Hurricane Katrina survivors have another opportunity to get back on their feet. This time,

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Two days later: Chron covers tow/impound proposal

February 11, 2006 Kevin Whited

Two days after KTRH-740 talker Chris Baker spent a fair amount of time on City Hall rumblings about adopting tow/impound legislation for vehicles that aren’t properly insured and get into wrecks, the Chronicle (which has

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Is the 911 bureaucracy putting lives at risk?

February 11, 2006 Kevin Whited

KHOU-11’s Jeff McShan reports on the city 911 bureaucracy’s “80-second” rule for calltakers: It’s called the 80-second rule. That’s how long they can spend with you on the phone. Those who take the calls say

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Is council about to put some teeth in auto insurance requirements?

February 10, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Dallas city council recently approved a measure to tow and impound cars involved in automobile accidents if the drivers cannot produce proof of insurance: The Dallas Police Auto Pound is where cars involved in

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Milo: Still bitter after all these years

February 9, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Brian McTaggart previews Milo Hamilton’s forthcoming book today and plugs the announcer’s promotional appearances. As far as the topic of Harry Caray goes, the book is about as expected: Hamilton and Caray worked

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Chronicle's Casey confuses facts (updated)

February 9, 2006 Kevin Whited

The Chronicle‘s Rick Casey appears to make a big blunder in his column on the State Senate District 7 candidates today: Is radio celebrity Dan Patrick trying to buy the state Senate seat being vacated

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