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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2006
Page
5
The Week in Review reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average performance over the week ending Friday September 1. Investors tracked sector movements, notable gains and losses, and closing levels across key blue chip stocks.
A financial snippet notes 180.10 and 11,464.15 as figures with a record high reference of 11,722.98 on January 14, 2000. The data points imply market activity and a historical peak, but the exact instrument is not specified.
Barbers Hill school board proposed a base tax rate of 1.37 with a 24.99 cent debt service add on to total just under 1.62 per 100. The plan cuts the rate by 17 cents from current and reflects a lower cap while relying on state financing shifts. The board votes Sept. 25.
A letter contends First Amendment allows unfettered belief expression while opposing views accuse church and state separation. The writer rails against Cynthia Clements and liberal beliefs, asserting faith must demand freedom despite government actions to curb it.
Baytown officials and county representatives debated creating a regional mobility authority to oversee canal traffic and barge terminals. The panel discussed expanding existing navigation districts or forming a new AMA to cover Baytown and western Chambers County, noting debt on related projects and the need for a formal study and public hearings.
Kondracke notes deflation in housing softening prices and borrowing against equity, with consumer confidence dipping on health insurance. He criticizes Congress for inaction on uninsured relief, malpractice reform, and association health plans, while budget shortfalls improve then bloom with retirement of baby boomers. White House says more time needed before November.
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