Bob Horton began his journalism career as a reporter for the Lubbock AvalancheJournal. Innate skill and good fortune took him from a modest Texas farm upbringing to Washington, DC, where he was thrown into the high-pressure world of the wire service, first as a correspondent for the Associated Press, and later for Reuters news agency. The stress was intense, but he found the rush to be intoxicating. From his early days covering the Dallas murder trial of Jack Ruby, through three colorful decades as a newsman, Horton often found himself witnessing history in the making. He covered the Pentagon during the early days of the Vietnam War, was on board a Navy ship in the Mediterranean awaiting Israel's expected attack on Egypt, was witness to the Watergate burglary trial, and attended a Beverly Hills church service with thenPresident-elect Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy. The success Horton enjoyed as a journalist mostly hid the dark side of his career: a gradual descent into alcoholism. Of Bulletins and Booze candidly recounts the unforgettable moments of Horton's career, as well as more than a few moments he would just as soon forget.

Of Bulletins and Booze: A Newsman’s Story of Recovery

Biographies & Memoirs

Horton, Bob

Professionals & Academics

Texas Tech University Press

A fatal stabbing at a Miami school board meeting opens up the secretive and corrupt world of the state's second largest bureaucracy. It propels Investigative TV Reporter Jezebel Underwood into the spotlight, as her series of school board malfeasance stories turn murdereous. Set in scenic Miami with pastel houses, palm trees dripping against an azure sky that floats above a turquoise ocean, Underwood has a silent partner. He is a school principal who knows where all the bodies are buried and tells her. It is her challenge to get the exclusive reports, break the news and unshackle the school children and teachers of her city from the greed of the adults who claim to have their best interest at heart.

In Cahoots

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Unruh, Jilda

Mystery

Jilda Unruh

Christian parents sincerely desire to raise their children in the Faith. Desire alone, however, is not enough. Parents must have a vision for their family, with a clear picture of what it can become or ought to be. The domestic church, which is the family as the first faith community, is such a vision. At its core are relationships into which married couples deliberately integrate faith, hope, and love.Missionary Parenting presents six essential relationships centered on Jesus Christ that, when developed and cultivated, actualize a domestic church. More than a how-to or self-help book, this book provides parents with a clear description of God's design for their family. It provides parents with genuine hope and confidence to pass the Faith to their children. Although the book is written from a Catholic perspective, the vision is applicable to Christian parenting in general.

Missionary Parenting: Cultivating the 6 Key Relationships Essential to Your Domestic Church

Parenting & Relationships

Horton, Nannet A.

Parenting

Nannet A. Horton

Sheffield Folk

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