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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2004
Page
4
The Baytown Sun editors push for a balanced approach to roadside sales. They note permits are required, enforcement is inconsistent, and a centralized farmers market could improve traffic flow and safety while recognizing vendors contributions to the marketplace.
The Baytown Sun details its weekly editorial board meeting at 2 pm on Wednesdays and invites public discussion visits by appointment via Managing Editor David Broom. It lists current board members, submission rules for letters and guest columns, photo requirement, word limits, and contact options.
Timothy Lancon announces withdrawal from Baytown District 4 council race citing job as a city employee and desire to continue serving as a lift station operator. He references campaign goals for better wages, morale, and work force, and urges citizens to question council members about city employee issues.
Teri Guiles thanks Baytown educators from Horace Mann to Lee High for inspiration in math science typing and crafts. She recalls Mrs Donnelly Mrs Clark Mr Huey Mr Ratliff Mr Carter Mrs Lollies Mr Carter and many others who listened encouraged and guided her path. She urges readers to thank a teacher today.
Highlights recount major events tied to March 21 across years, including the Code Napoleon adoption in 1804, Bach and Juarez births, Stanley expedition start, Chaplin trial, wartime raids, Sharpeville violence, Alcatraz closure, the Selma march, peace treaty with Israel, Schindler’s List wins, and notable deaths and U S actions in Baghdad.
Highlights span 1941 to 2003 including Allen Williams death sentence for a 10 year old La Porte girl, 1954 Lee High School social season kickoff, 1976 near elimination of absentee ballots, 1991 Weber's pollution incarceration in Texas, 2001 Baytown bond package and development district plan, and 2003 Keith Clay’s execution as Texas prisoner number 300.
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