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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2009
Page
7
A proposed shield law cleared both Texas chambers with unanimous votes but could be vetoed by Governor Perry. The bill would shield reporters from disclosing confidential sources in court, a move supporters say would boost whistleblowers and curb corruption.
Gov. Rick Perry has accepted almost 5 million in campaign funds from individuals he has appointed to state boards and commissions since 2000, a newspaper review found. The findings highlight potential conflicts in governance and fundraising practices within Perry's administration.
In town discussions, he is described as easily approachable and consistently responsive to civic concerns. The speaker endorses his reelection as an easy choice, citing ongoing commitment to local issues and public outreach.
Bert Marshall of Baytown Texas criticizes the state education system. He argues TAKS is a false indicator and teachers teach to the test. He contends high schools fail to prepare students for college or work and cites funding as a systemic issue.
Robert E. Lee track athletes faced a two week delay after Pete Shults Stadium track was torn out. Administrators granted permission for the work, leaving runners with mud and dirt piles and dangerous conditions. runners endured noise and dust hindering practice while regional hopes hang by a wind swept thread.
A market note highlights shifts in Canadian dollar funds amid SEC developments. Analysts flag dividend and ARNINA movements within the past year, noting front load charges and tax implications. Investors are urged to assess right to buy features and distributor actions affecting returns.
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