DeRosa’s six RBI power Rangers’ 14-7 rout of Mariners
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The Portland Beavers will honor Rodney McCray, who ran through a wall in 1991.
Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Shannon says Fidel Castro’s long disappearance means he’s facing serious health problems. Shannon also said he thinks Castro’s effort to transfer power to his brother will fail. [CBS News]
Serbs seeking a bit of extra protection or perhaps a helicopter for the weekend can now turn to the police, which from this month will be renting out its personnel, transport and even animals for private use.
Conservative group sets its sights on ousting moderate Republican Sen. Lincoln Chafee of R.I. [CBS News]
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Another Republican announced a write-in campaign for former Rep. Tom DeLay’s congressional seat, the Houston Chronicle reports. Houston City Council member Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (R) joins Sugar Land mayor David Wallace (R) who also wants the Republican party to back his write-in effort.
"Mounting a successful write-in candidacy will be difficult, Republicans acknowledge, and some say it amounts to ceding the race to Democratic nominee Nick Lampson. No write-in candidate has ever won a House race in Texas, dating back to 1846 when Texas became a state, according to Congressional Quarterly’s Guide to U.S. Elections."
CQ Politics notes the news "puts the Republicans in a deep quandary. Despite the districtÂs typically strong Republican leanings, the GOP faces a very difficult challenge to defeat the strong takeover bid by Democratic former Rep. Nick Lampson with a write-in campaign, even if just one strong Republican candidate is running. Bids by more than one strong contender likely would split the write-in vote and render the partyÂs effort futile."
[Political Wire]