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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2003
Page
2
Weather data shows sunny conditions today with highs in the lower 90s and NE to N winds. Clear night with lows near 60s, tides and sun events listed. tomorrow expects mostly sunny with 90s highs and light northeast winds, overnight partly cloudy with mid to upper 60s lows.
On September 6 historical milestones are noted, including McKinley’s 1901 shooting, Oberlin’s coeducation in 1837, Peary’s pole claim in 1909, wartime declarations, and later 20th century events. The roundup recalls royal farewell to Diana, Clinton’s Miami visit after Hurricane Andrew, and Kurosawa’s death.
A concise reflection notes James A. Garfield’s idea that history’s lessons are often missed by those who enact them. The quote highlights cyclical patterns of error and the difficulty for actors to heed historical insight.
A brief biblical verse exhorts readers to give thanks to the Lord and declare his deeds among the nations, inviting praise and remembrance of religious works and divine acts.
FOI advocates and news groups welcomed House Bill 9 as a careful balance protecting sensitive security details while preserving public access. Lt. Gov. Dewhurst supported sunshine governance at the FOI Foundation conference, noting lessons from post 9/11 debates and potential future reviews amid calls for accountability and clarified release rules.
San Antonio unveils the Native Texan plate offering Alamo and San Jacinto monuments against a Texas flag for $30. Elaine Milam Vetter calls it a plate for very special people native Texans. The ORT will get $22 per plate for upkeep of historic sites and Texas history education programs.
Three lawyers representing Robert Angleton, a millionaire former bookie who vanished toward Amsterdam before his June murder for hire trial, renewed motions to withdraw. Lead attorney Michael Ramsey notes they informed the court of the disappearance, while Stanley Schneider confirms he alerted the judge that Angleton was missing on June 12, four days before the trial.
Senate leaders discuss preserving or ending the two thirds rule as Democrats depart Austin prompting debate on how to handle redistricting and other issues. Whitmire urges return to restore civility while Dewhurst signals potential use of the rule unless Democrats come back.
A Lakewood Pool 50th anniversary celebration runs 5 to 9 p.m. at 233 Greenbriar Drive with a $5 entry, free for under 3s, featuring a DJ, contests, door prizes, cake and a $10 raffle for a 2004 pool membership. Also listed are fundraisers, sales, church activities, NAMI meetings, and a Republican Women's Club update.
A Sterling High School student was arrested Thursday after allegedly stealing 46 dollars from a school room. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Star Room.
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