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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2018
Page
4
A veteran laments disrespect toward service members amid NFL protests and calls for players to use media time to share messages. He says he has not watched games for nearly two years, defending freedom of speech but urging class in public gestures.
Darren Sullivan argues that President Trump risks undoing Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation record by rolling back protections on national monuments and limiting public access programs. He cites expanded hunting on refuges and calls for firm action to protect lands and waters, urging accountability from administration officials.
Baytown readers urged to elect Dayna Steele promising fiscal restraint no trips abroad no horse purchases with taxpayer money and commitment to veterans environment and Second Amendment. Supporters cite offshore office presence and endorsements from figures like Astronaut Scott Kelly.
A Baytown Sun reader thanks reporter Christopher James and photographer Preslie Cox for their excellent Independence Day in India coverage. The note expresses pride in being both Indian American and Baytown residents and gratitude for local support.
Steve Showalter of Lee College Baytown says school boards are trying to manage a system crafted by the state. He notes state funding cuts to districts and rising mandates, with locals bearing tax increases while leaders tout tax restraint.
Bert Marshall owner of Our-Baytown.com, Baytown resident since 1974, argues against expanding government and endorses freedom of speech while critiquing socialism and communism. He contrasts capitalism’s incentives with socialist systems, referencing a Nevada cat house seizure and Cold War views, urging readers to vote against socialist policies.
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