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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2014
Page
4
A Baytown reader praises the Baytown Sun for a bold Christmas front page headline. The commenter expresses renewed respect for the hometown paper and shares the message on Facebook hoping to boost subscribers.
A brief Christmas season notice emphasizes that Jesus is the reason for the season not rival displays. It blesses readers and urges focus on worship over outward neighborly competition.
Readers discuss predicted traffic problems at the Buc ee’s site near John Martin and I 10. Concerns focus on limited parking entrances, directing traffic through jammed lanes, future U turn and one way lane work, and potential legal disputes over the property. The Friday paper cites questions about Clinton and Hillary's inauguration.
On this day in history, events include the 1945 congressional approval of the Pledge of Allegiance. Galileo mistook Neptune in 1612, and John C. Calhoun resigned as vice president in 1832. Iowa joined the union in 1846 and Woodrow Wilson was born in 1856. The Tennessee Williams play opened in 1961, and the Endangered Species Act was signed in 1973. The Edge of Night ended in 1984. Thought for Today by Theodore Dreiser notes pity in a hard universe.
Readable lines list offices for John Cornyn Ted Cruz Steve Stockman Sylvia Garcia and district addresses in Texas with phone numbers in Washington Austin and Houston including Capitol contacts and district offices.
Wanda Orton urges broad hopes for 2015 including world peace and language education. She calls for readable billboards and magazines, curtailing intrusive online ads, fair entertainment pricing, clear food labels, and a domestic policy of bipartisan cooperation, citing past leaders as example.
The Baytown Sun columnist selects two seemingly trivial events as top stories of 2014. The choices include Charles Manson’s mass marriage license and Jose Canseco selling his severed finger on eBay, framed as sharp satire of the year’s news cycle.
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