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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2014
Page
4
Our View urges Baytown residents to join National Night Out events on October 7. The program promotes crime prevention, police community partnerships, and neighborhood unity with block parties and activities. Registrations to host police or city official visits are open via Baytown city site or the Crime Prevention Division.
The Texas attorney general Greg Abbott files an ethics complaint against Wendy Davis over using campaign funds to promote her memoir Forgetting to Be Afraid and a NYC fundraiser. The piece argues the move is beneath both current and future offices and reflects broader questions about Abbott's lawsuits.
A reader criticizes Mr. Fletcher and Democratic claims on voting fraud. They insist legally registered voters with ID are not denied and accuse Democrats of touting false tactics to suppress or manufacture votes. They reference late night ballots tied to a Minnesota race and a Florida district win as proof against fraud.
A Baytown resident since 1974 argues happiness is a state of mind not a destination. He details a life of delayed rewards from adolescence to adulthood, noting careers, education, and romance fail to grant lasting joy until one learns to live in the moment. Bert Marshall of OurBaytown.com invites readers to slow down and seek fulfillment now.
On September 26 1789 Thomas Jefferson was confirmed as first US secretary of state and John Jay as first chief justice. Other events include the 1777 British occupation of Philadelphia 1892 Sousa band debut 1933 Lost Horizon publication and more. Thought for Today credits George Santayana.
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