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Newspaper

Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 2003

Page

3

United States should withdraw from the United Nations

Robert Tracinski argues that the UN is corrupt and ineffectual, claiming its Security Council mirrors a broader flawed body. He asserts US policy should sever ties with the UN to escape obstruction and align with Americas interests, criticizing allied regimes and media figures.

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Daily prayer debate stirs reader letter to Texas City Sun

Carolyn Sharer voices concern over removing the Daily Prayer from the front page citing tradition and lessons learned during turbulent times. She argues it honors God, compass reading for the community, and urges readers to contact state and federal officials about values in media.

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Doonesbury How To Reach Us Feature Page

Doonesbury style note lists contact details for Texas City Sun staff including editor publisher Les Daughtry Jr and editor Michael Clements with emails and extensions, plus business manager Jan Hines sports editor Rick Gilliam and others in editorial, advertising, production and lifestyle roles.

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Texas City Sun page policy note and contact info

The Texas City Sun lists contact, policy, and subscription details including editors, mailing addresses, and rates. It states local news may appear from spontaneous origins, and that opinions reflect submitter views not the paper or advertisers. Obscene or offensive material will not be printed.

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Texas City Sun invites letters and guest columns

The Texas City Sun welcomes letters on public interest topics. Limit to 350 words. editors may shorten for brevity and clarity. Sign letter with street address and phone for verification. Guest columns accepted. photos preferred. Send to Texas City Sun, PO Box 2249, Texas City 77592 or by fax, email, or call newsroom for questions.

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Vendors cash in on brides to be

A look at how the wedding industry monetizes brides to be with vendors pricing, planning guides, and services. The piece notes both supportive vendors who help ensure a smooth day and those who upsell, ruin timelines, or overcharge, urging fair dealings and sensible budgeting for brides.

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