Great social experiment urged by Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Morning News urges America to reexamine New Deal era solutions as a model for Katrina relief. It argues fear itself is the main danger, praises the WPA and CCC for work and hope, and calls bold government action to restore dignity and material sufficiency amid displacement.
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Energy future and national strategy urged after Katrina
The Lawrence Journal-World argues that Americans must consider energy independence after Katrina. It notes President Bush urged prudent energy use and questions alternatives such as wind, nuclear, and ethanol while stressing dependence on oil and the potential for prices, shortages, and lines to persist.
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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Meeting Details
The Baytown Sun invites community members to visit its editorial board for issue discussions. The board meets weekly at 2 p.m. Wednesdays by appointment with Managing Editor David Bloom at 281-422-8302. Members include Wanda Garner Cash, Jim Finley, and Jane Howard Lee.
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Baytown Sun invites letters and guest columns
The Baytown Sun welcomes letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public interest topics. Submissions must be original and signed with a nonpublished address and phone. Limit one submission per month, and the paper may edit or reject.
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Saint Lawrence Spirit guides Mont Belvieu churches
In Mont Belvieu communities churches unite to aid Katrina evacuees, offering clothing money food and labor. Volunteers describe relief efforts as heartfelt and essential, praising churches for stepping up beyond worldly concerns. Pastor Jake Porter extends thanks to Comfort Suites staff for support to victims.
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New Orleans
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Baytown
Agree to disagree on faith politics and Iraq war stance
The speaker asserts Christians can oppose the Iraq war while supporting troops, and maintain pride and patriotism for America. It emphasizes that religious belief does not bar political dissent or military respect. The message promotes coexistence of faith, policy disagreement, and national support.
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Today in History highlights and notable events
On September 10 dates mark Gunsmoke premiere in 1955 with James Arness, John Smith elected Jamestown president in 1608, Perry’s victory at Lake Erie in 1813, Howe’s sewing machine patent in 1846, Pershing welcomed in 1919, Canada declares war in 1939, Alabama school integration in 1963, Atlantis docking with the ISS, Bob Knight fired, and CBS News memo controversy a year ago.
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Jamestown Colony
Virginia
Oliver H. Perry
Lake Erie
Elias Howe
New York City
John J. Pershing
U.S. First Division
Canada
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bob Knight
Indiana University
CBS News
Bush
Air National Guard Service
Dan Rather
All Bush's fault quoted in tongue in cheek message
A reader cites Jim Finley's lighthearted remark about President Bush and 9 11 01 handling, praising grace and compassion and expressing expectation for similar conduct in the current ordeal.
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Baytown Polio Victim 1950 and Gatorfest 1990 Attendance Rise
In 1950 Baytown reported a fourth polio case for the year a 2 year old boy in fair condition avoided iron lung care. In 1990 Gatorfest drew over 23 000 attendees across a two day festival surpassing prior year turnout.
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In defense of RSS band director letter to Mr. Clark
Sterling band parents defend the RSS program against a critical letter. They defend directors, describe long hours, large student involvement, and the band’s role at Friday games. They urge an apology from Mr. Clark and highlight the band’s achievements and community impact.
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Quick Response to Editorial on Sterling Band Boss
A reader defends the Sterling band leadership amid criticism, praising the band director for student focus and dedication. The note recounts a game scene where the band supported the team with fight songs after downs and scores, and mentions respect shown to an injured player earlier in the game.
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