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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2014
Page
4
A reader argues for consistent logic in politics while criticizing liberal policies and the use of marijuana. The letter defends taxpayers and family farmers, condemns perceived witch hunts, and warns about legalizing cannabis and its broader costs. It also attacks hypocrisy and urges steady, disciplined thinking.
Gary Smith leads a heavy lights effort for Oliver! going from Houston to the Performing Arts Center. He designs and programs cues, mentors crew, tests equipment, adds mood gels, and coordinates material runs, highlighting hours unseen before opening night.
A compiled list provides addresses and phone numbers for lawmakers across federal and Texas state levels. It includes U.S. Senate members John Cornyn and Ted Cruz in Washington, D.C., U.S. House Representative Steve Stockman for District 36, and Texas Senate and House members Sylvia Garcia Wayne Smith with their respective mailing addresses and office lines in Austin and Houston.
On this day in 1492 Columbus sailed to the Americas from Spain. In 1807 Burr stood trial for treason in Richmond, later acquitted. Patton slapped a private in 1943. Eisenhower ordered an apology. Nautilus crossed the North Pole underwater in 1958. Reagan fired air controllers in 1981. NASA launched Messenger in 2004 to study Mercury. Thought for Today by Henry James.
A Baytown journalist recalls early access to council packets, the mix up with the city secretary Mrs O, and the decade’s defining topics. Land subsidence, Baytown Area Water Authority, and Harris-Galveston Subsidence District dominated policy alongside downtown Texas Avenue’s revamp known as The Snake. Charlie Pool’s farewell included a Texas Avenue Project mention. Wanda Orton reflects as former Sun editor.
Jim Finley recalls a beach trip to Galveston with family where 4 year old Collin teases him about hair and shares surprising insights. The tale mixes light humor with remarks about Collin's vocabulary, future ambitions, and a playful note on hair.
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