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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2014
Page
4
Patrick McDonald of Baytown argues that the Texas Constitution, not the federal Bill of Rights, protects Texans rights citing Freedom of Speech Worship and Bear Arms. He criticizes Abbott and Cruz for misapplying the First Amendment and urges a civics reset.
A selection letter lauds Judge Susan Criss as fair, knowledgeable, and competent, highlighting her handling of lawsuits from the Texas City refinery explosion in 2005 and Hurricane Ike claims against TWIA. The author, praising Criss as a Democrat, argues she fights for Chambers County families and endorses her for State Representative over party bias.
Address and phone line items list how to contact Governor Perry U S Senate members Gorayn Graz Ted Stockman Texas Senate Sylvia Garcia and Texas House members Wayne Smith with P O Boxes street addresses and office numbers for official correspondence and district offices.
E C Williams nicknamed Fido sparked an exploration of nicknames with a list including Rabbit Jackson Dog Hole Hill Tangle Eye Bailey Little Man Bradford Good Eye O'Brien and more. The piece traces how names like Casonhead Red Bo and Pelly arose from work, sports, school and playgrounds across Baytown and nearby again highlighting local lore and individuals.
Jim Finley praises Wes Walker a longtime Baytown Sun observer and former pitcher for Boss Ross, noting his reliability and humor while recounting a recent email exchange over column accuracy and memory lapses. Finley also salutes Wes's wife Gina and his career at GE Oil and Gas in Deer Park.
This Sunday notes the 2014 November 2 date with events such as North and South Dakota statehood in 1889, George Washington’s farewell orders in 1783, Hughes Spruce Goose flight in 1947, Truman’s 1948 win, and Bush’s 2004 reelection context. Also includes Thought for Today on sleep.
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