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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2003
Page
3
A Sun editorial argues against concealing handgun license information despite concerns about stalkers. It notes 200k licenses, 160 information requests last year, and media scrutiny, warning that secrecy could empower stalkers and rob citizens of safety through ignorance.
A brief daily quote notes that true happiness comes from finding peace in one’s home, whether in a kingly or peasant life. The saying emphasizes inner contentment over status or wealth.
Reader letters respond to a March editorial opposing the Iraq war and urge open discussion. One writer praises constructive coverage and condemns stigma, while a Santa Fe family member asks for prayers for Marines including nephew PFC Arthur W. Carpenter IV. The piece includes appeals to officials in Texas and personal reflections on faith and service.
Editorial and advertising contacts for the Texas City Sun listed by roles and emails. Names include Les Daughtry Jr, Jan Hines, Michael Clements, Rick Gilliam, Cathy Gillentine, Dwight Andrews, Clarissa Silva, Patti Shelton, Floyd Sims with extensions and addresses.
The notice lists Kay Whitley as Circulation Manager and provides contact details. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, the newspaper’s publishing city Texas City, address, and postage information. It also notes that items reflect submitter views and that obscene material will not be printed.
The Texas City Sun welcomes letters on public interest topics. Letters must be under 350 words with signatory and street address. Editors may edit for brevity and clarity. Include phone numbers and a current address. Mail to Letters to the Editor P O Box 2249 Texas City TX 77592. Fax or email options provided.
Charles C. Haynes argues that amid wartime fear and rising hate crimes, the U.S. must model religious liberty at home and abroad. He cites CAIR and FBI outreach, urges cooperation with law enforcement, and warns against government overreach that could erode democratic freedoms and alienate Muslims.
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