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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2021
Page
4
Guest editorial argues CS HB 19 limits jury access to trucking company conduct, creating two phase trials that hide root causes. Dan Linebaugh asserts the bill lets trucking firms escape full liability and urges opposition to CS HB 19 and SB 17.
A letter from a long-time Lee College family supporter urges voters to re elect three regents Mark Hall Mark Himsel and Weston Cotten. The writer highlights family ties to the college and argues the regents have dedicated themselves to quality affordable education for the community.
A religious message frames the crisis as a spiritual war between God and Satan. It warns of a coming universal law leading to the mark of the beast and declares Sunday worship as the seal of God, urging adherence to faith over worldly measures.
The Baytown past includes Frenchy Riber who ran the Tri-City Café on Texas Avenue and served as a local news hub. John Magee, a hairdresser on East Texas Avenue, and Virginia Arnett Busey, Gary Busey’s mother, are listed. Charlie Caldwell led the United Fund before it became United Nav. Bert and Mable Black ran Black’s Pharmacy at Texas and Gaillard. Eddie and Geraldine Cleveland oversaw Leggett’s Drug Store in Pelly. Jimmy and Ann Frazier managed Tri-City Pharmacy on Minnesota Street. Garrett and Stella Herring had long tenure downtown and he shared local history knowledge. Woodrow Lewis led Wilson Cleaners in Oak Addition and delivered toys as Santa. Bill Kovar led The Baytonians, a Glenn Miller–style big-band. his brother Clem played in the orchestra, as did Clyde Smith and others. Wanda Orton is a former Sun managing editor.
Retired Sun editor Jim Finley recounts Sweeny High football team postgame traditions in the Maids program and the Lucky 13, listing members from 1959 era and noting ongoing, texted camaraderie among alumni. The piece frames past honors and present memory within a Baytown Sun column voice.
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