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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2016
Page
4
Sterling Municipal Library runs Food for Fines through Oct 31 allowing Baytonians to clear overdue fines with nonperishable food. Each item covers up to $1 of fines and supports local pantries. donations accepted in October only.
A Baytown letter condemns the Clinton era claims and argues about alleged lies. It asserts Hillary Clinton would push tax raises, Sharia law, and open borders, and criticizes her conduct as offensive. The writer cites personal frustration and urges readers to research the Clintons since the 1970s.
Harlingen columnist Ron Lowe blasts Hillary Clinton as a capable stateswoman yet feared by GOP while accusing Donald Trump of tax avoidance and demagogy. He questions Trump’s suitability for the presidency and urges readers to wake up, noting polling figures and partisan divides.
A Granbury letter questions Senator Tim Kaine's stance on abortion. It accuses him of a two faced approach despite Planned Parenthood giving him a 100 percent rating this year. The author invokes Jesus to condemn his beliefs and warns of divine judgment.
A Baytown resident, Harvey Schultz, longtime local and author of three books, reflects on a moral from Aesop about four Oxen and a Lion. He warns that division weakens families and nations, urging people to set aside quarrels, embrace acceptance, and work together to build a better world for all.
In an emotional New Hampshire speech, Michelle Obama denounces harmful language about women and Trump’s alleged history of sexual predation. She links his comments to a broader pattern of disrespect toward women and urges unity, while noting the impact on families and children.
On this date notable events include Mason and Dixon finalizing their boundary survey in 1767, Alaska joining the United States in 1867, the 1892 opening of the first long distance telephone line between New York and Chicago, Edision's death in 1931, Texas Instruments unveiling the Regency TR 1 transistor radio in 1954, the 1969 cyclamate ban, and a 1997 Arlington monument dedication for American servicewomen. Thought for Today praises slowing down to notice purpose.
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