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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2004

Page

3

Road tax debate in Baytown city editorial view

The Baytown Sun editorial urges voters to scrutinize a proposed four year road repair sales tax raising Baytown's rate to 8 cents. It questions lack of street lists and spending plans while urging clear priorities and accountability before May 15 ballot approval. Editorial by David Bloom.

Baytown Council Calvin Mundinger Mercedes Renteria Til Scott Sheley Coleman Godwin Ronnie Anderson Pete Alfaro Don Murray

Baytown Sun Editorial Board Meeting Details

The Baytown Sun invites community members to visit its editorial board and discuss issues at weekly meetings held Wednesdays at 2 p.m. Appointments can be arranged with Managing Editor David Bloom at 283-422-8302. Board members include Wanda Garner Cash, David Bloom, Joseph Lohan, Dee Anne Navarre, Jim Finley, and Jane Howard Lee.

Baytown Sun David Bloom Wanda Garner Cash Joseph Lohan Dee Anne Navarre Jim Finley Sun Jane Howard Lee

Submissions invited to The Baytown Sun for public input

The Baytown Sun invites original unsigned submissions from readers on public interest topics, including letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Writers should include signature, return address, and phone not for publication, with a photograph for columns. Submissions limited to one per month and subject to editing or rejection.

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Pay legislators like starting teachers to boost education

Austin writer Dave McNeely argues for linking Texas legislative pay to beginning teachers salary of 24 240 a year and for lawmakers and teachers to share retirement and health systems. He notes current pay 600 a month, and proposes constitutional amendments to allow a voter decision.

Texas Austin Rick Perry

Customer dispute over Reliant Energy service

The writer complains to Reliant Energy about a disputed $400 bill after a Feb 5 request to disconnect power. They allege no records of cancellation, rude treatment, and repeated wrongful charges, urging a prompt resolution and better customer courtesy from the company.

History highlights for April 30 across years

Highlights include the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition opening in St. Louis with 20 million visitors and Roosevelt signaling the start. Other milestones feature Washington becoming the first president in 1789, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, Louisiana’s statehood in 1812, and Casey Jones’s death in 1900.

St. Louis Theodore Roosevelt White House George Washington New York United States Louisiana Territory France

Early voting begins for city district and Lee College races

Staff reports note early voting runs through May 11 at listed sites. Voters may use a registration card or ID such as a driver license birth certificate utility bill or paystub. Locations include Baytown City Hall Lee College Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill Beach City Old River-Winfree with varied hours.

Lee College

Timeline of Local Events Across Decades

In 1941 area residents prepared to vote in the 1976 election. In 1976 a 23 year old Baytown man received nine stitches after an altercation outside San Jacinto Lanes. In 1991 police arrested two Highlands men who allegedly robbed two hitchhikers from New York City. In 2001 Lee High School sophomore Ashley Hodges hopes to learn patience representing the school at a Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership conference in Houston. In 2003 clerical workers planned to picket the old Exxon headquarters in Houston over contract negotiations per Kenny Kohlmeyer, Exxon Mobil workers union president.

Baytown San Jacinto Lanes New York City Lee High School Ashley Hodges Hugh O’brian Houston Exxon Kenny Kohlmeyer Exxon Mobil Workers Union

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