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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2015
Page
4
Beverly Raiosek of Bits of Glitz on Texas Avenue writes to defend small local shops against councilman Presley’s remarks about resale stores. She says unique inventory, not resale, and urges recognition of Texas Avenue businesses, noting recent theater and bank redevelopment promises.
A Sunday article notes the impending closing of two West Texas Avenue businesses. Councilman Presley claims resale shops come and go over decades, while owners and customers argue the loss hurts local commerce. Bits of Glitz is a new clothing boutique with unique styles at low prices, not a resale shop.
Health officials warn that August heat brings high risk of heat-related illnesses and deaths. Recognize early signs such as cramps and dizziness, move to shade, apply cool cloths, and sip fluids. Call 911 for heat stroke symptoms and avoid giving fluids to unconscious individuals.
In a May 2015 issue of Alternatives, Dr. David Williams discusses a claimed cure for ALS using myelin sheath focus and mental and physical therapy, noting outcomes depend on disease progression. The author also recounts a 1991 Nissan Sentra A/C fix at Meineke on Decker Drive, citing an alternator replacement costing 409.68 dollars with a one year warranty, and credits Wayne, Kenny, and Scott for service. Malcolm Murray, a retired Exxon Chemical mechanical engineer, has lived in Baytown 41 years.
A Texas Senate hearing on Planned Parenthood follows a edited video attack and cites ongoing investigations. Critics call the session a political stunt while Planned Parenthood leaders decline in person testimony, saying no fetal tissue sales occur. Attorney General Paxton vows a broad probe as lawmakers push for answers amid abortion rights tensions.
On August 4 1790 President Washington signed a measure authorizing revenue cutters to enforce tariff laws. Other dates mark the 1892 Borden murders, 1936 Jesse Owens Berlin gold, 1944 Anne Frank arrest, 1964 murders in Mississippi, 1977 DOE creation, and 1987 FCC Fairness Doctrine repeal. Thought by Chesterton closes.
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