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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2016
Page
4
The Baytown Sun editorial notes Lee College will go tobacco free on January 1, banning smoking and all nicotine products on campus and parking areas. The policy aligns with national trends among San Jacinto and Lone Star colleges and over 1,700 smoke free campuses nationwide.
Lee College enforces a tobacco free policy effective January 1 prohibiting all forms of smoking and tobacco use including cigarettes cigars pipes hookahs water pipes electronic cigarettes vape pens smokeless tobacco and any other use of tobacco products on campus and in college activities.
Key dates include the 1865 13th Amendment effective ending slavery. In 1944 the Supreme Court approved wartime evacuation of Japanese Americans while allowing some loyal individuals to be detained. Other notes mark CBS shows debut and Grinch first airing.
A Baytown school social worker honors the Christmas Angels and district departments for sponsoring gifts for 10 Sterling High School students. She shares relief at families’ gratitude, especially a new family unsettled by unemployment, and thanks the donors, Sterling High, and Goose Creek CISD.
A former coworker praises Rex Tillerson praising his intelligence and business acumen. He argues Tillerson will bring a strong American focus and outside-the-box thinking to the role of Secretary of State.
A Baytown Sun columnist recounts a Christmas gift plan for his wife Margie. He recalls the idea of buying a car as the ultimate gift, detailing the staged surprise during a Thanksgiving weekend shopping trip with family. He notes other options like ruby earrings if a car isn’t feasible.
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