Anahuac ISD seeks voters for Sept 13 school bond election
Residents must register by today at the Hart County annex or Baytown Municipal Library for the Anahuac ISD school bond issues. First proposition funds a middle school library and elementary repairs with other renovations totaling 1.0 million. Second proposition, 709000, covers athletic needs including tennis courts lighting and bleachers. The statewide constitutional amendments, 22 items, include caps on certain awards and taxes. Official explanations available in English and Spanish at the Texas Secretary of State site. The Sun notes historic low turnout for constitutional ballots.
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AARP Stance on Medicare Drug Plan Sparks Debate
AARP advocates for a Medicare prescription drug program for seniors, claiming it will benefit elderly people. Critics argue the organization exerts undue influence, while Congress bears the duty to establish a program that serves the nation’s aging population.
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Editorial team and public notices at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun invites readers to visit and discuss community issues with editors and staff. Co Editor David Bloom leads a team including Wanda Garner Cash, David Broom, J Lohan, Dee Anne New ness manager, Jim Finley, and Jane Hower as part of the weekly public affairs edition.
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Wanda Garner Cash
David Broom
J Lohan
Dee Anne Newness
Jim Finley
Jane Hower
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Dewhurst Says Redistricting Must Be Addressed In Session
Texas Senate leaders insist redistricting remains a priority despite budget delays. Governor Perry has not dropped the issue, with lawmakers arguing essential funding and school appropriations require action by the Legislature. Senate President Dewhurst defends ongoing talks as Florence Shapiro emphasizes timely funding while maintaining district maps. The governor’s office says redistricting can be tackled in a 30 day special session.
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Coner
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Kathy Walt
Readers clash with Whitmire staff over state business duties
Howard J. Wooldridge writes from Fort Worth criticizing Senator Whitmire staff for cutting him off and blocking dialogue about state business and drug policy. He urges readers to rethink drug prohibition, cites meth lab dangers, and ties policy to personal responsibility. He also notes an Aggie ex phrasing by Baytown’s Tate.
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Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
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