Voter election overhaul proposed by letter writer
A letter urges sweeping changes to elections citing alleged mail ballot fraud and late counting. The author backs a national voter card with chip to restrict voting to registered voters only, claiming it would stop dead people, double voting, and illegal ballots while criticizing Dems and federal agencies.
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Bloom
Democratic Party
Mr. Bloom
FBI
Department of Homeland Security
Anti white rhetoric follows Boulder shooting debate
The text condemns social media assumptions after a Boulder Colorado shooting and argues against painting all white people with the same brush. It contrasts coverage of the Boulder case with the Atlanta spa shootings and discusses racial stereotypes and perceived threats across groups.
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Boulder
Colorado
Atlanta Spa
Kamala Harris
Atlanta
Top Baytown Sun headlines week of March 22 28
The list shows the week’s most read Baytown Sun items led by Wife booked in alleged fake robbery, Body said to be missing Highlands teen, and One dead one hurt after a Saturday fight. Other high performers include Industrial accident claims power line worker death and Dozens of arrests in racing dragnet.
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Baytownsun. Com
Highlands
BPD
Stolander
Water Service
Goose Creek
Baytown
Mark Fleming
Today in History A look at Alaska purchase and 15th Amendment
On this date in history the Alaska purchase from Russia for 7.2 million faced ridicule as Seward's Folly. The 15th Amendment took effect prohibiting voting or office denial due to race. Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981, with injuries to himself and others including James Brady and Timothy McCarthy.
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U.S
William H. Seward
Russia
Alaska
White House
James Brady
Secret Service
Timothy McCarthy
District of Columbia
Thomas Delahanty
Who Assigned Colors to Political Parties
The piece discusses how blue became linked with the Democratic Party in the US since 2000, red with Republicans, and notes world variations. It explains symbolism use by media and mentions black for anarchists and pirates, plus purple as a swing state indicator. It ends with a plug for John Martin, a retired teacher and novelist.
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United States
Japan
Japan Socialist Party
America
Legacy of Goose Creek Groceries and Busch and Casey's
Goose Creek and nearby towns once boasted small family run markets. Busch and Casey's opened in 1927 at 117 West Texas Avenue, later moving to 22 East Texas Avenue, becoming Busch's Super Market in 1953. The family’s store circulated weekly ads, offered trading stamps, and served shoppers for decades before closing in 1985. Local histories note adjacent stores, candy bars, and the evolving landscape of Baytown area grocers.
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Milk Maid Bakery
Goose Creek
Pelly
Baytown
Ruby Chandler
Littlefield’s
Phama Bowers
Busch and Casey’s
Frank Busch
John
Charlie Busch
Lucille Casey
West Texas Avenue
Baytown Art League
Herring
Style
Busch & Casey’s
August Wehring
Estrada Drywall
P. Goldfield
N. Main Street
Texas
Defoe
Busch & Casey
East
Texas Avenue
Team Outfitters
Daily Sun
Johnnie Jr
Busch’s
Johnnie Sr
S&h
U.S. Post Office
Johnnie Busch Sr
Paul Holliday
Paul
R.L. Tipton
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Chu
Leo Ciruti
Billy Busch
Johnnie Busch
Sylvia McKinstry
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Baytown Sun
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Memorial Drive
Baytownsun
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David Bloom
Cathy Loftin
Susan Jones
Jim Finley
M. A. Bengtson
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Fred Aguilar
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