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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2014

Page

4

Lawsuits can be proper for injury redress says Baytown attorney

Guest View argues that while Christians should seek resolution within faith circles for disputes, insurance companies and at fault parties often deny or delay. The piece defends using the legal system to pursue justice, citing Exodus 23 9 Proverbs 29 7 and 1 Timothy 1 8, and references recent cases against General Motors Toyota and Takeda Pharmaceutical Co highlighting public safety gains. Dan Linebaugh a Baytown attorney promotes legal action when insurers shirk responsibility and notes his credentials and books.

Apostle Paul Paul Linebaugh General Motors Toyota Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Actos

Vote Message From Raymond Martin Mont Belvieu

Raymond Martin of Mont Belvieu apologizes for past passion over the four American deaths and urges future focus on issues and civic participation. He endorses voting to remove harmed officeholders as forefathers intended.

Ron Nuce Raymond Martin Mont Belvieu

Hair jibes spark local satire in Harris County

In Baytown Harris County, an editor notes a remark friendly yet blunt about Jim Finley’s hair. The piece playfully references his appearance and defends a plain spoken tone while preserving the subject’s dignity.

Fletcher Baytown Harris County

Local quiz recalls Baytown area history and old names

A dozen questions about local history are answered, naming Welmar's root beer, Hog Island drag strip, 515 Bay Ridge Road mansion, Humble Oil Enco and Exxon's former names, the Economy store site on Market and Minnesota, Navy Mothers Club on Minnesota, Tabbs Bay after Walter Tabb, Turkey Bay and Patching Bay, Manuel Chaveno buried at Tilton Cemetery, Good Luck Store at 613 Main Pelly, Littlefield's on South Pruett, and Wehring's West Texas Avenue. Wanda Orton notes.

Navy Mothers Club Tabbs Bay Turkey Bay Patching Bay San Jacinto Tilton Cemetery Cove Pelly Main Street Lattlefield Grocery Wehring’s Welmar’s Alexander Drive Nel Morgan’s Point Tabbs Bay Causeway Carla Hog Island Sterling White House Bay Ridge Road Alfred Finn Little Ol Goose Creek San Jacinto Monument ExxonMobil Humble Oil & Refining Co Enco Exxon Mobil Baker Bay Moseley Baker Cedar Bayou Baker Ashbel Smith Scott Bay Patching Talcott Patching Brownwood Baytown Manuel Chaveno Charles Tilton Tilton H.A. Goldstone Morrine Main Littlefield’s Baxter Littlefield South Pruett Tri-Cities West Texas Avenue

Govt blocks release of health care website security records

The Obama administration will not publicly disclose federal records on HealthCare.gov security. CMS denied the AP’s FOIA request for documents about software and systems behind the federally funded site amid GOP concerns and site glitches that blocked many from enrolling in insurance under the health care law.

Washington Obama Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services Associated Press Free

August 20 History Highlights From Around the World

On August 20, 1914 German forces occupied Brussels during World War I. Benjamin Harrison born 1833 in North Bend Ohio. Andrew Johnson declared Civil War over in 1866. Tchaikovsky premiered 1812 Overture in 1882. Forest fires in 1910 killed 85 and burned 3 million acres. Churchill tribute in 1940. Hydrogen bomb test acknowledged in 1953. Economic Opportunity Act signed in 1964. Voyager 2 launched in 1977. Saved by the Bell premiered in 1989. Michael Phelps matched Spitz with four Olympic golds in 2016. Thought for Today quote by Ambrose Bierce.

Brussels Belgium Benjamin Harrison United States North Bend Ohio Andrew Johnson Mally Tchaikovsky Moscow Idaho Montana Washington Winston Churchill Royal Air Force House of Commons Soviet Union Lyndon B. Johnson U.S Nbc-Tv Athens Michae Phelps Mark Spitz

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