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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2006
Page
5
The report outlines stock exchange highlights with footnotes on dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars, updates on listing standards and late filings within the past 62 weeks, and notes on stock actions such as reverse splits and warrants. It mentions bankruptcy status, distributions, and fund-related footnotes, including notes on ex cash dividends and issued-warrant terms.
New York stocks extended losses amid inflation fears and Fed signals. The Dow suffered its steepest one day drop in three years as Poole’s comments kept rate hikes uncertain. Traders remained cautious as oil rose and leading indicators fell while jobless claims rose.
Jim Finley, a former Sun managing editor, comments on everyday hygiene habits and the quirks of handling money and food. He muses about washing hands after touching a cart, changing a twenty, and even a hypothetical Abramoff scenario, adding a playful personal touch.
Nat Hentoff questions the president's choice to run the CIA and asks Hayden about renditions and secret prisons. He criticizes Republican blocking of CIA investigations by Senator Pat Roberts and notes European Parliament visitors seeking accountability.
President Bush visits a busy illegal crossing point in San Luis Arizona to push conservatives to back a broad immigration reform plan. He cites heightened border security including two fence layers a concrete culvert floodlights towers and cameras and notes the National Guard help. Bush says the border is not fully controlled and urges Senate passage of a sweeping reform combining security with a guest worker program.
The New Horizons Family Center plans a new facility doubling capacity from 25 to 57 beds to aid domestic violence victims. Funded by a $2.2 million Community Development Block Grant with a partial $300,000 center fund, the project drew support from Harris County officials, Amegy Bank, United Way, and lawmakers including Ted Poe and Gene Green. Clients shared stories of abuse and hope, highlighting the center as an oasis for rebuilding lives.
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