Baytown Sun Top Read Highlights Oct 18 24 Week
The Baytown Sun lists the week’s top articles by page views led by a Beach City double homicide case a 14 year old in custody and a grandparent slaying involving a 14 year old. Also noted are drug busts a suspect evaluation in murders and a refinery manager change.
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Highlands Marine
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ExxonMobil
Baytonian
Northwood Drive
Mark Fleming
Follow the money in District 3 Baytown election
Letter writer urges readers to scrutinize campaign money in District 3 Baytown. They reference James Haarmeyer and David Johnson, criticize outside money for council races, and question Mr. Carnes's motives while urging unity and prudent voting. The piece intertwines local politics with religious sentiment and broader national questions.
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Baytown
James Haarmeyer
Beach City
Carnes
Tedesha Blanchard
David Johnson
Haarmeyer
Lee College Board of Regents
District 3
Lonnie Fisher
Russia
Aleppo
Syria
God
Cyrus B. Fletcher
Double-dipping Pension Claim Ties to White House Wife
A political family faces ongoing U S government income after service with the president earning 400000 annually plus a 50000 monthly expense allowance and a 10000 monthly allowance. Lifetime retirement is 191300 monthly with Secret Service for ten years and reimbursements for staff travel mail and office costs. The First Lady also reportedly receives a monthly pension though details were not disclosed. The article notes the lifetime salaries would remain and be added to Doris Sherron.
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U.S
Doris Sherron Baytown
Historic milestones mark Today in History events
On this date events include the 1774 First Continental Congress adjournment in Philadelphia the 1881 Gunfight at the O K Corral in Tombstone the 1944 Leyte Gulf battle outcome a major Allied victory and the 1949 Truman signing a minimum wage raise to 75 cents an hour Thought for Today by Rabindranath Tagore notes the truth is one.
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O.K. Corral
Tombstone
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Leyte Gulf
Harry S. Truman
Rabindranath Tagore
Remembering caring editors and fix it heroes from Baytown Sun
This column reflects on favorite Sun columns from past decades. Beth Erwin Howell honors her father E K Erwin a longtime volunteer who helped at Grace Methodist, repaired lights at the church and supported St Stephen's Society Lifeline Pilot Club and local shelters. Gladys Adcox recalls Anson Jones Elementary School teacher Virginia Cook whose kindness left a lasting impression. Lois M. Rodriguez writes about Bob Chase beloved St Patrick's Day visitor and blessing giver whose tradition inspired her to continue his cheerful mission. Wanda Orton, retired managing editor, invites readers to reach her with thoughts.
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Gene” Erwin
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Fix-It
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Gladys Adcox
Anson Jones
Virginia Cook
Carter
Louis Carter
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Miss Cook
Lois M. Rodriguez
Texas Highways Magazine
Bob Chase
Lois
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Newsroom
Ruby Payne a Life Shaped by Teaching and Poverty Studies
Ruby Payne, born in Elkhart Indiana to a Mennonite family, built a career as an educator and author. She earned a PhD, led schools, and cofounded aha!Process, writing A Framework for Understanding Poverty and touring worldwide as a speaker.
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Frank Payne
Goose Creek
Baytown
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Karen Coffey
Sandra Duree
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