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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2007
Page
5
A series of letters argues that smoking in public places harms others and should be restricted. Writers reference doctors and the surgeon general, urge readers to vote against smoking while stressing breathing as a right and the need to protect public welfare.
A parent teacher urges voters to reelect Carl Burg who has served three years on the Goose Creek CISD Board. She notes he has not missed a meeting, prioritizes students and staff, and has logged 90 hours of Texas Education Code training, well above minimum requirements.
A public discourse critiques city laws limiting driving hours, refinery expansions, watercraft ownership, fragrance shop products, and ATM and food practices, arguing such controls infringe property rights while urging education over regulation and posing how to vote on Proposition 1.
The Market in Review reports on Dow Jones industrials movement for May 10 2007. Stocks showed notable activity as investors tracked leading indices and corporate news shaping daily trading.
The candidate, Carl Burg, highlights eight years with Goose Creek Consolidated ISD including five years on committees for the 1999 Bond Program and O M cost savings. He has served three years on the Board of Trustees, focusing on dress codes, student conduct, campus plans, and annual goals. He led as Secretary, Vice President, and President, supporting Ninth Grade Initiative, behavior plan, and Character Education across campuses. He urges voters in district 4 to reelect him for another three-year term.
A reader argues that restricting smoking in businesses infringes on owners rights and that customers should choose where to eat or shop. They suggest signs on doors to show smoking policy and propose help for current employees seeking non smoking positions while preserving pay. They contend government bans limit freedom.
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