Alabama abortion ban pushes Roe overturn aims
Nation view notes Alabama Senate passed the strictest abortion law, signed by Gov. Kay Ivey, with bans almost everywhere and rape and incest carve outs removed. It highlights the drive to overturn Roe v. Wade, mentions other states enacting six week bans, and calls for supporters to aid clinics and educate, amid looming court battles.
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Robin Marty
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Letter to the editor on media and police coverage
A reader accuses The Baytown Sun of anti police bias in a May 15 piece. The letter demands coverage of officer shootings since 2002 and assigns responsibility for a woman's death to her family and mental health care.
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Baytown Heritage Society fundraiser at Baytown Historical Museum
Nostalgic Bay Area Heritage Society event planned for Tuesday across from Brunson Theater with Baytown luminaries, ExxonMobil support, and a wine and cheese happy hour. Lanni Lanier’s visit shortened by grandson’s graduation. Burge to relay stories. Tickets limited, call 713-805-2843 or 281-427-8768. Lanny Griffith contact listed.
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Larry Bailey
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To eat or not to eat the live to eat debate
Ginger Stripling, a former Baytown resident now in Mont Belvieu, writes about living to eat versus eating to live. She describes weekly dining with foodie friends, planning menus, and Buc ee’s as gastronomical stops, noting the clash of perspectives with an “eat to live” partner.
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This Day in History Highlights Major U.S. Events
On this date anniversaries note 1946 rail control by President Truman delaying a possible engineer strike. 1954 Brown v Board of Education declared segregated schools unconstitutional. 1968 Catonsville Nine burned draft files protesting the Vietnam War. 1973 Senate Watergate hearings began on TV. 1996 Megan's Law required neighborhood notification of sex offenders. 2007 country stars inducted. 2017 Mueller named special counsel. Faulkner quote closes.
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