Baytown honors fallen officers during Police Memorial Week
Editorial notes Police Week as Baytown and national tribute to 252 officers who died in the line of duty. It cites 123 deaths in 2015 and 129 historical cases, including twelve Texas names to be saluted at St. Mark's UMC noon service, urging public thanks to law enforcement for protecting community safety.
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Washington
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Re-elect Wayne Smith for District 128
Letter praising Wayne Smith as honest upright and hard working for District 128. The writer cites David Bloom's editorial and urges voters to reelect Smith, noting his experience and stamina to meet upcoming legislative challenges in Texas. Baytown author Bill Lucas endorses Smith.
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Wayne Smith
Wayne
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Bill Lucas Baytown
Wake up before it is too late and Trump
A polemical call urging Christians to rethink support for Donald Trump. It cites pride as a core vice, quotes C.S. Lewis and Dr. Russell Moore, notes 42 percent evangelical support, and urges action to prevent Trump’s presidency by studying scripture and speaking out.
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What Are the People Like in This Town Poem Reflection
A Baytown area resident reflects on a poem where two strangers ask a local what the people are like. One visitor finds locals rude. the other finds them wonderful. The narrator argues attitudes shape reality, urging self-change before blaming others. Harvey Schultz, longtime resident and author, is noted.
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Baytown
Crime, bathrooms, and the distracted public square
The writer rails against crime and media culture, arguing society overreacts to transgender bathrooms while ignoring more harmful acts. He cites personal experiences with scams and harassment, accuses brands of manipulation, and urges focus on criminal behavior over social changes. Bert Marshall of Our Baytown.com signs off.
Today in History Highlights From 1862 To 1970
Key historical events on this date include the 1862 Homestead Act signed by President Lincoln to promote western settlement, Cuba’s 1902 independence, Lindbergh’s 1927 Spirit of St. Louis flight, Earhart’s 1932 solo Atlantic attempt, the 1956 hydrogen bomb test at Bikini, the 1961 Montgomery bus incident, and the 1970 Wall Street protest demanding U.S. Vietnam policy support. Thought for Today cites Balzac.
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Honore de Balzac
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