Martha Genevieve (Day) Clifton, 90, went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, January 8, 2022, at 3:44 AM in San Angelo.
Public Viewing 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM with the family receiving friends from 6:00 PM until 7:00 PM Thursday, January 13, 2021, at Robert Massie Funeral Home. Private Graveside Services will be for family and close friends at Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens under the direction of Robert Massie Funeral Home. Services to be officiated by her "sweet" Pastor Laken Mariano.
on a day of extraordinary drama at westminster. the mail gives its whole front page over to the story including a comment section accusing mps of demeaning our democracy . a different lead in the telegraph which reports that covid vaccines for nhs workers won t be mandatory until the spring. the express splashes on the warning by england s deputy chief medical officerjonathan van tam about the need for caution about covid as winter approaches. and the mirror carries a story about boris johnson flying back from the un climate change summit in glasgow in a private jet for a dinner in london. so, let s begin. we start with the house of commons story. the slick of the daily mail which is sometimes sympathetic to the government but on this occasion it is not. shameless mps slink back into sleep. it took a lot of money and an outrageous breach of rules and an outrageous breach of rules and house of commons chose to spare him and interrupt the entire system.
another, we all condone that sort of behavior. however, it s important to remember this was 53 years ago and mr. serhan committed 49 of those years, the last 49 years, he dedicated to his rehabilitation. and the psychologists and psychiatrists who were employed by the california department of corrections for over 30 years have given him positive assessments with respect to risk. so this isn t somebody who committed a crime and is getting right out. 53 years, over half a century, and he s demonstrated to the board his rehabilitation, including recent correctional officers wrote letters on his behalf and the board was very impacted by the fact that current correctional officers who work with mr. serhan on a day-to-day basis stuck their necks out to write letters in support of his release based on the behavior that they see on a
processed and ready to fly. maybe to expand the perimeter around the airport and the commander on the ground the airfield is secure. every day if security operations commanders are always what we can improving the security environment. so as the commander on the ground at every level finds those things that need to be improved to increase the security to allow mission success, they are going to do those things they have the authorities to do on a daily basis. so i think as you saw today the ability to continue state department afwoilt bring more people on and to continue those that s what we ll continue to look at over the next few days. do they have the ability to expand the perimeter around the airport? i don t want to get ahead of where we are. the mission remains security at the airport and inside the
that. i think the headline is quite clear. that s an outsource to our exit in afghanistan to the taliban military. the question is, what happened next. keith kellogg is alone with her as a short time ago, national security advisor to both president trump and vice president mike pence. and here s what happens next. what what happens next is a complete lack of operational and strategic planning going forward. it s almost like we don t know what we re doing except on a day-to-day basis. when they get pressed on this they go, we don t know. sandra: that s a scary thought and i m sure you ve been asking, where are the hourly updates? let alone, there is no press briefing happening at the white house. you know kayleigh mcenany, there s no scheduled press,