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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2016
Page
4
A concise guide warns about rising financial crimes targeting seniors and emphasizes education and seeking trusted advice before giving money or personal details. It outlines common schemes including grandparent, telemarketing, Medicare, investment, repair, and funeral scams, with practical prevention tips.
A Crosby letter to the editor challenges a September article on the school district rezoning. The writer accuses the district of deceptive motives and cites population distribution as the reason. The author urges concerned citizens to pursue reform.
Vera Mae Cogburn of Baytown urges police to ticket drivers for texting or cellphone use while driving, advocating a statewide and nationwide prohibition. She argues the behavior is as dangerous as DWI and calls for stronger enforcement.
A Baytown resident named Harvey Schultz reflects on legacy and memory inspired by a western show scene where a dying man asks to be remembered. He urges readers to seek meaning, charity, and faith, noting Philippians 4 3 and the idea that names may be written in the book of life. He is an author of three books and has been married 54 years with two children.
Trump publicly admitted Obama was born in the United States and said Clinton started the Birther controversy. He claimed he ended it, a claim Politifact calls false, while Clinton argued his shift won’t erase five years of divisive rhetoric.
A roundup of notable events includes MLK Jr. being stabbed in 1958, James Meredith blocked from Ole Miss in 1962, Billie Jean King’s 1973 victory over Bobby Riggs, and a 1984 Beirut embassy bombing. Also 2000 marked end of the Whitewater probe, and 2005 saw repeal of don't ask, don't tell.
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