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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2014
Page
4
Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector Mike Sullivan launches a countywide effort on September 23 to register voters ahead of the November 4 election. He urges residents to visit hctax.net to find nearby drives and update registration details.
Crime stories dominate the Baytown Sun top ten by page views this week, led by Baytown woman found not guilty of murder. Other strong items include Movie theater coming to Chambers Town Center and Burger King robbed with ongoing police Beat coverage.
On this date Bon Homme Richard under John Paul Jones defeated HMS Serapis off Yorkshire in 1779 and sank later. Lewis and Clark returned to St Louis in 1806 after over two years. In 1957 nine black students were forced to withdraw from Little Rock Central High. The Jetsons premiered in color in 1962. Mars Climate Orbiter failed in 1999. Thought by Walter Lippmann notes deceptive political accuracy.
A political letter argues that voting rights must be protected by law before ballot integrity measures, criticizes James Connealy of Baytown, and urges voting in 2016. The writer cites Texas driver licenses as valid voter IDs, warns against voter suppression, and predicts a woman governor if turnout exceeds 25 percent.
Texas political writer Dave McNeely recounts that each Bush in the modern era failed in their first bid for public office. George P. Bush, 38, runs for Texas land commissioner as a Republican in a solidly Republican state, against John Cook, Justin Knight and Valerie Alessi. The piece traces the family pattern from Prescott to George W. and Jeb, noting prior first losses and subsequent comebacks and the likelihood of the current bid ending in a first-term win or loss.
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