Richard Simmons fired off an angry e-mail to Plano City Council members Thursday.
He was upset about the city denying the Plano Vietnamese Baptist Church a zoning variance to occupy a building it had purchased.
"We should be ashamed," wrote Mr. Simmons, a longtime resident.
The occupancy battle between the tiny church and the big city, which culminated Friday, pushes a lot of ...
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It might be hard to take a judge named "Barefoot" seriously.
But it wasn't, for the thousands of Texans who knew and admired former federal judge, Harold Barefoot Sanders.
Sanders died on Sunday at his home at the age of 83.
He was a man who treated big people and little people with the same dignity.
Sanders was appointed a U.S. attorney by John Kennedy in 1961.
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It's 7 a.m. on Sept. 18, and Robert Hoyt, general counsel at the Treasury Department and the busiest lawyer in Washington, sounds chipper as he barrels through the laundry list of crises he's helped manage during the last several weeks.
He's praising his team, running down some of the nuts and bolts of the work he's handl...
Legendary U.S. District Judge Harold Barefoot Sanders Jr., who oversaw the desegregation of Dallas schools, directed the overhaul of state schools for mentally disabled people and served as a legislative counsel to President Lyndon Johnson, died Sunday at his Dallas home after battling an infection. He was 83.
Presidents confided in him, federal judges leaned on his wisdom, and family mem...