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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2016
Page
4
The writer argues open border policies like in the EU and US threaten host cultures, citing terrorism risks such as Brussels and urging calmer, more analytical discourse. He suggests reducing emotion, listening to opposing views, and maintaining politeness to ease aggravation, though not cure the issue.
An irregular opinion piece attacks Barack Obama as a communist ally and Cuba fan while railing at Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. It juxtaposes historical diplomacy with current candidates, mocks Tea Party rhetoric, and concludes the sane choice in November is Kasich or Clinton.
On March 29 a timeline includes 1943 meat and cheese rationing begins in WWII, 1971 Manson death penalty recommendation by a Los Angeles jury, 1973 US combat troops exit Vietnam, 1974 Kent State indictments later dismissed, 1984 Baltimore Colts move to Indianapolis, 1992 Bill Clinton admitting marijuana experimentation. Thought attributed to William G T Shedd.
Stacy Parent reflects on spring and personal renewal inspired by a Houston Museum butterfly center visit. The piece contrasts lingering winter winds with the butterfly chrysalis to claim life phases shift, wings dry, and new heights await. It urges embracing change to nourish others and find vibrant paths.
Cruz proposes empowering police to patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods after Brussels attacks, arguing for a show of force to deter radicalization. Obama and Clinton criticize the plan as un-American and dangerous, stressing inclusion and constitutional rights. Bratton defends policing all communities and warns against profiling.
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