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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2019
Page
4
David Bloom argues Facebook users should distrust political ads as in 2020, citing 2016 Russia funded campaigns and a push to curb misinformation. He urges clear, transparent, nonpartisan ad standards and enforcement, noting media outlets routinely policing truth.
The Baytown Sun asked readers if a high school diploma suffices for success. Poll results from last week show 70.4 percent say yes, 11.8 percent no, 17.8 percent don’t care.
The AP NORC USAFacts poll shows many Americans across parties find it hard to judge truth. About 47 percent say it is difficult to know if information is true while 31 percent find it easy. Democrats tend to rely on scientists, Republicans on statements from President Trump, amid impeachment hearings.
On this date Congress met in the partially completed Capitol in 1800. In 1973 Nixon said he was not a crook to AP editors in Orlando. Thought for Today cites education as a private matter between person and knowledge. Lillian Smith, American writer and critic.
Dr Dennis Brown outlines Lee College strides since 2012 including an 11 million revenue bond for campus infrastructure set for completion by summer 2020. He notes the ongoing GO bond consideration, new instructional programs, continued industry partnership, and a Citizens Bond Advisory Committee guiding project scope and timing. He and incoming president Dr Lynda Villanueva plan a joint Baytown Sun article.
Jim Finley recounts a brutal three day stretch of mechanical failures from a refrigerator to a computer. He hires Don Rowan for repairs, notes a coincidental thread linking Don, his son Jace, and a ADT technician. Multiple mutual connections surface including Sterling teacher Robin Richards and Ohio origins tying to family members and Sweeny hometown.
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