Top ten Baytown Sun weekly reads July 12 18
The Baytown Sun lists the week’s most-read pieces led by Three dead in Barrett Station shooting and 3 dead in Barrett Station home invasion. Other popular items include New development coming to town and Sheriff still tight lipped about Hill Country woman's murder.
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Atta Boy Dauber Plans Portrait Museum for Soldiers
A reader lauds painter Ken Pridgeon known as Dauber for shipping a large portrait honoring five Dallas officers killed in the line of duty and urges local leaders and ExxonMobil to fund a museum. The letter references two toxic waste pits on the San Jacinto River and accuses industry groups of dodging remediation costs.
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Fire them all Not so fast Alan
A critical redirect of the inquiry surfaces involving James Comey and Loretta Lynch in relation to Sandy Berger, Clinton aides, and legal firms. The text alleges connections among Comey Lynch Mills and Hogan Hartson, plus HSBC actions, wirework through 2011 to 2013, with attacks on Clinton and Obama.
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Moments in History Showcasing Major World Events
On this date Pancho Villa was assassinated in 1923 Parral. A 1944 Nazi assassination attempt on Hitler failed to kill him. Roosevelt secured a fourth term nomination in 1944. The Geneva Accords split Vietnam in 1954. Armstrong and Aldrin first walked on the moon in 1969. IRA bombs hit London parks in 1982 killing soldiers and horses. Aung San Suu Kyi was placed under house arrest in 1989.
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Moving Abroad as a Calm Response to Global Angst
JoAn Martin reflects on emigration as a way to escape current anxieties. She recalls past fears from wartime and political upheaval, weighing options from New Zealand to Canada and the UK. She notes visa hurdles and the pull of family events, and signs off with contact details for her books.
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Tragic 1974 Huntsville siege claimed Yvonne Beseda
In the 1974 Huntsville State Prison hostage crisis, Yvonne Beseda was killed and librarian Judy Standley and teacher Novella Pollard were taken hostage. Carrasco and Dominguez died in the final confrontation, while Beseda’s husband Buster Beseda and Dot Vidrine reflect on the tragedy and its memory at the Standley Beseda Educational Facility.
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