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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2017
Page
4
A reader lauds President Trump noting a $15 billion surplus in the first month, a 27 percent drop in illegal immigration, and over 300000 new jobs. The writer blasts critics as liberal whiners and claims the press is rebuked, declaring “Welcome to President Trump’s America.”
Article notes no dollar amount in early reporting about the Baytown waste pit disaster. It claims trial lawyers from at least eight firms have profited, stating they have already made ten million dollars and suggesting further gains if the EPA's final decision favors them.
Billy and Donna Roberts Crosby thank readers for recognizing Ray Sonnier Sr. a gifted plumber and electrician who served others quietly for years. The letter lauds his outstanding life, humility, and the privilege of knowing him.
A body was found beside a city road and a suspect faced charges. Police moved quickly to identify the victim and arrest the person believed responsible, advancing the investigation in Baytown.
Robert W. Floyd, a devoted Baytown hometown historian and longtime Sun contributor, died Feb 21 at 93. He shared memories of Pelly Goose Creek and Baytown, aided readers with past inquiries, and inspired local history through 42 years at the Baytown Refinery before retirement from the ExxonMobil era.
A 1978 study of cat paintings traces Tigger the cat pressing paw pigments on saucers to create colorful marks then washing paws. It notes Barnum and Bailey cat portraits, Wong Wong and Lu Lu collaborations, and Pepper the self portrait painter with 200 works. JoAn Martin, a retiring author, suggests cat art reveals new ways animals view the world.
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