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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2004
Page
4
Editorial excerpts from U.S. and overseas papers critique the FDA move to ban ephedra, noting it is the first action against a herbal supplement. The piece blames the 1994 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act for shifting burden of proof away from regulators and urges reform for swifter action when dangers emerge.
Critics claim tightening checks will deter and unfriendly visitors. Proponent argues the brief wait is minor and improves safety for both Americans and international travelers. The piece asserts waiting lines and added security are here to stay for safer travel.
NASA scored a major victory Saturday night as the golf cart sized Spirit landed safely on Mars marking a bold step for unmanned exploration. The feat contrasts with high failure rates in Mars landings and foreshadows further missions alongside the rover Opportunity, due January 24 on the opposite planet.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public interest topics. Submissions must be original, signed, include contact details, and may be edited or refused.
A Newsweek cover story and Dr. Julian Whitaker cite prayer as a factor in healing. Church attendance links to lower mortality, even after adjusting for social support and healthy living. Historical notes include Dr. Richard Cabot’s view of God’s healing power as a constant, underlying force in health and medicine.
A Baytown writer with decades in food service argues that customer happiness hinges on all staff doing their part. He recalls starting in the late 80s, doing every job from prep to busing, and insists servers must earn good word with consistent effort.
A compact listing of Baytown City Hall officials and Goose Creek, Barbers Hill, and Anahuac school district leaders. Includes city manager mayor council members superintendents and trustees with district addresses phone numbers and term lengths. The material reads as a public notices style directory of local government offices and official contacts.
On January 10 marks notable events including Thomas Paine publishing Common Sense in 1776, Florida seceding in 1861, London opening the first underground railway in 1863, Rockefeller founding Standard Oil in 1870, the League of Nations forming in 1920, Trotsky exiled in 1928, the UN General Assembly convening in 1946, Edward Brooke taking Senate seat in 1967, a Soyuz rendezvous in 1978, and U S Vatican full diplomatic relations established in 1984.
In 1944 Harris County deputy tax collector Beatrice Murphy organized a force of tax collectors to demand poll taxes at polling places for the November elections. Poll tax receipts show only about 1,000 eligible voters in the county.
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