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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2003
Page
3
Michael Clements urges Texans to stay engaged as the 78th Legislature opens in Austin. With a large freshman class and Republican control of both chambers, he warns of tough issues like a $5 billion deficit, education funding, and insurance reform. Voters must follow news, contact reps, and press for accountability throughout the session.
Readers urge schools to prioritize civics and truth over rote facts to reduce apathy and mistrust in government. A letter-writer thanks unknown Good Samaritans for returning a wallet and lists contact details for Texas and U.S. officials. The Sun welcomes letters to the editor.
Doonesbury staff contacts listed include Les Daughtry Jr as Editor & Publisher Jan Hines Business Manager Michael Clements Managing Editor Rick Gildam Sports Editor Cathy Guentine Columnist Dwight Andrews Chief Photographer Clarissa Silva Lifestyle Editor Patti Shelton Advertising Director Floyd Sims Production Manager with emails and extensions.
The Texas City Sun lists Kay Whitley as Circulation Manager with contact options at Kay.whitley texascitysun.com or ext 44. It notes subscription rates, publication details, post office information, and policy statements about submissions and content suitability.
The Texas City Sun invites letters on public interest topics. Send by mail to Levers to the editor Texas City Sixi PO nec Texas City Texas, by fax to (409) 935 ry 409, or by email to micheel mc cpote can wane in ter. Call (409) 945-3441 for newsroom details.
Greg Tarpinian argues that business groups push to roll back the Fair Labor Standards Act to ease exemptions and offer time off in lieu of pay. He warns such reforms favor employers, noting Wal-Mart lawsuits over unpaid overtime and urging unions to defend workers’ right to paid overtime while scrutinizing details.
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