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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2017
Page
4
Editorial urges embracing Valentine's Day as a timeless symbol of love and connection despite its commercial image. It celebrates expressing care, sharing gifts, flowers, and homemade cards, encouraging readers to reach out and cherish loved ones. David Bloom signs theBaytown Sun editorial on behalf of the board.
The Charlotte Observer reports that President Trump has repeatedly questioned judicial independence by labeling a federal judge as a so called judge and alleging improperly that judges lack legitimacy. It notes Robart and Curiel, both confirmed and respected, faced Trump’s critiques for ruling against his immigration policy and questioned impartiality due to Curiel’s heritage.
A reader from Baytown urges the editor to recognize past presidential falsehoods and criticizes the use of vulgarity. The letter calls for advising children and grandchildren to pursue knowledge to form informed opinions.
On this date in 1849 James K. Polk became the first U.S. president photographed in office by Matthew Brady in New York City. In 1929 the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre occurred in Chicago involving Al Capone rivals. In 1962 Jacqueline Kennedy led a televised White House tour in a CBS NBC special.
A reflective piece on Valentine's Day celebrating love with gifting myths and humorous takes. It notes gift ideas to avoid, the appeal of romance novels, and quotes from Judith Vierst. JoAn Martin, a retired teacher and author, signs off with contact info and Valentine wishes.
Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick drives the Potty Patrol bill to bar transgender people from bathrooms that reflect birth sex, arguing only enforcement protects women. Critics warn of economic boycotts seen in North Carolina style backlash, while California and NFL threats amplify the stakes for Texas businesses and politics.
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