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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2003
Page
3
Our view argues the Iraq war isn’t over and troops must stay supported. It praises U S gains in Baghdad, notes sporadic fighting, warns of ongoing harassment, and urges sustained backing for military efforts and rebuilding.
Letters call for displaying national colors and ribbons to support troops while praising Rose Marie Theiler. lecteurs cite missing minutes and criticise Hitchcock City Commission for limiting her duties, with Ron Mickle voicing concern as mayoral candidate.
In Texas City Sun readers debate reprinting the missing prayer on the front page. Ann Williams urges church leaders to request its return amid wartime sentiment and provides directives to contact Texas officials and U.S. Senator Hutchison for action.
fragmentary OCR text appears to mix names and contacts for a Doonesbury item with multiple staff roles and scattered URLs. The readable portions reference Les Daughtry Jr and several staff positions, but no coherent event or outcome is evident.
The Texas City Sun lists staff and circulation terms, noting AP rights and subscription prices. It provides publishing address, postal details, and disclaimers that items reflect submitters and not the paper. The piece reads like a front-page masthead with operational information and contact data.
The Texas City Sun invites letters on public interest topics up to 350 words and may edit for brevity and clarity. Sign with street address and daytime and evening phone numbers for verification. guest columns are accepted. Mail to Letters to the editor Texas City Sun P O Box 2249 Texas City TX 77592 fax and email details included.
An American veteran argues the League of Nations failed to stop aggression by Mussolini and Japan, leading to World War II and the rise of the United Nations. The piece condemns appeasement, cites U S war losses, and urges withdrawal from the UN amid criticism of its committees and member nations.
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