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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2015
Page
4
A reader thanks fellow veterans from all branches and MOSs for their service in many countries. The letter honors bravery and sacrifices, notes wartime atrocities by some but praises commonplace courage, and ends with gratitude to all who served, including medics, logisticians, and bearers of the fallen. Oprah, semper fi, and a Veterans Day salute conclude the piece.
The Baytown Fire Department BEAT Alley program ends its Life and Fire Safety outreach in Goose Creek CISD elementary schools. Clown and puppet characters entertain while teaching life safety to young students during Fire Prevention Week starting the first week of October. The district plans complete delivery across all elementary schools. The note recalls Great Chicago Fire date October 8, 1871.
Halloween weekend antics spark party intrigue as Trump Carson Bush Rubio Cruz Christie Kasich vie for Hillary Clinton's favor. The fanciful scene features costumes, signatures, and sharp digs about who might dance at the November Ball with the likely 2020 Tea.
Facts from 1775 Marines organized by Continental Congress to 1990 film premiere in Chicago. Notable events include the Edmund Fitzgerald sinking in 1975 with 29 crew lost, Sesame Street debut in 1969, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial opening in 1982. Thought for Today by William M Winans.
Essay notes how placeholder words replace precise terms and how phrases swell with filler in press releases, government reports, and bills. It cites quotes about knowns and unknowns, riffs on fairy tale rewrites, and points out overused acronyms and awkward phrasing. Author JoAn Martin signs with contact details.
Texas political writer Dave McNeely notes Ben Carson’s rise in the Republican field brings intense scrutiny of his past claims. Reporters question tales from his youth about violence and a West Point scholarship while campaign aides insist he never applied. Carson calls the coverage a media witch hunt as voters weigh biography against truth.
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