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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2015
Page
4
Goose Creek CISD calls for model conduct at events and adherence to UIL rules. It warns spectators will be removed and may face bans for profanity threats or disruptive behavior, urging fans to support students and coaches and reflect community values. Bernie Mulvaney, director of athletics, offers contact for questions.
A grandmother recalls Thanksgiving errands with her 10 year old grandson. At the checkout, a stranger paid for their items, leaving the boy impressed by a random act of generosity and safety in everyday life.
A reader notes the piece evokes Nat King Cole's Rambling Rose and recalls the narrator's article ending with that musical echo. The comment frames the author as a humorous figure and compares the prose to a familiar song.
A Baytown reader shares reflections on Lee High School’s 1929 to 1979 anniversary Lee Traveler pages, noting former students, teachers, and clubs, including Mickey Pillow as baseball captain and Beverly Williams with baton. She recalls REL’s early yearbook portraits, the Gander archives, and local figures like Wanda Orton.
Jim Finley notes an uptick in drivers failing to stop for right turns on red since red light cameras were removed. He recalls near misses and cites multiple instances of unsafe behavior, urging caution and referencing Hill Street Blues to remind readers to drive carefully. He invites reader comments and signs off with contact details.
Highlights note Jan 25 events: Bell and Watson’s transcontinental call in 1915, the 1945 Battle of the Bulge ending, JFK’s first televised news conference in 1961, and the 1981 return of 52 American hostages from Iran after 444 days. Virginia Woolf quote closes Thought for Today.
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