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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2013
Page
4
The Baytown Sun front page carried a provocative headline about men shooting each other during altercation. The writer imagines how figures like Wayne LaPierre, Jim Porter, and Ted Nugent would react, implying sensationalist framing invites political critique.
The writer argues that a world where everyone is armed leads to inevitable fatalities. Citing Wayne and others, the letter claims good or bad people with guns will end disputes with a bullet and warns against promoting such thinking, predicting more violent headlines.
Jim Finley recalls longtime Sun columnist Jim Kyle who died years ago, recounting a playful feud over a posthumous book tribute. He notes Kyle’s genius and misfortune typing by hand, sharing memories of collaboration, humor, and a signed Big Chief tablet hanging on Finley’s Wall of Fame.
On this date in 1861 the first Battle of Bull Run marked a Confederate victory. In 1925 John Scopes was convicted for teaching evolution. The 1954 French left Vietnam, 2011 NASA ended the Space Shuttle era with Atlantis landing. Births include Hemingway, McLuhan, Stern, Knotts, Reno, Cat Stevens, Trudeau, Williams, LovitZ, Temple. The final Potter volume appeared in 2007 and reached 68 non English translations.
Diana West argues the Obama era DOJ and FBI manipulate cases to shape public opinion. She cites FOIA findings on Holder and Sharpton involvement in the Zimmerman case and notes a separate Sarasota Saudi cell linked to 9/11 alongside questions about Saudi transparency in investigations. The piece questions government secrecy and calls for accountability.
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