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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2019
Page
4
A reader argues barometric pressure drives weather not greenhouse gases, mocks climate models and data adjustments, and questions the premise of climate change doom. He cites a 1958 weather teacher remark, notes slight temperature rise, and claims cyclic climate shifts explain current trends.
The analysis argues that U S policies under past and present administrations accelerated a shift away from the existing world order. It claims double standards in Middle East actions and economic moves erode U S credibility and push nations toward diversifying alliances, with Russia and China gaining ground and Mueller era investigations cited as part of the broader backdrop.
On this date 1863 the 54th Massachusetts Infantry left Boston to fight for the Union. In 1892 the Sierra Club formed in San Francisco. In 1912 the Titanic report noted unpreparedness and indifference to danger. In 1918 American troops won Cantigny. One year ago Trump paid Memorial Day tribute at Arlington. Thought for Today by Maya Angelou.
Fred Rogers used television to teach that all people are created in God’s image and that kindness, empathy, and unconditional love should guide how children are treated. He avoided denominational messaging yet urged inclusion, respect for fears, and honest conversation with kids and adults alike.
The Texas Legislature weighs a constitutional amendment to ban income tax with a statewide referendum requirement. Proponents argue it hardens the ban, while critics question necessity given the current prohibition. The measure would alter passage to a simple majority in both houses for referendums vs two-thirds otherwise.
Several legislators warned the proposal's use of the word individual could expand to include businesses, potentially jeopardizing the $8 billion franchise tax funding education. They urged natural persons instead, but authors rejected the change as too late in the session. Contact Texas political writer Dave McNeely at davemcneely111 gmail.com.
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