Hamilton's Hollywood Observation
A cluttered roundup touching on politics war and entertainment with mentions of Saddam Hussein North Korea Kerry Bob Hope Bush and Argus Hamilton. It references Backstage TV to war and dinner humor at Fort Hood and includes contact details for Hamilton.
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America
Dr. Phil
People Magazine
Saddam Hussein
Revolutionary Guard
Jerry Jones
Bill Parcells
Dallas Cowboys
North Korea
Bush
Ohio State
Miami Hurricanes
U.S
Cincinnati Bengals
West Virginia
Massachusetts
John Kerry
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
Bob Hope
White House
U.N
Baghdad
Fort Hood
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Argus Hamilton
Comedy
Hollywood
Argus
Argushamilton.com
Read the Latest Columns and Opinions at Texascitysum
The Texascitysum staff presents current opinion pieces and column insights. Commentary covers local affairs, civic issues, and cultural topics, reflecting editorial perspectives and reader interest.
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Texascitysum.com
Letters to the Editor Anger at Liberal Critics and Gun Rules
Albuquerque reader criticizes APD shootings and compares safety to El Paso. The letter denounces liberal policies, argues conservatives and Texas Republicans should be trusted, and urges Texans to engage elected officials. It provides contact details for officials and notes the paper welcomes letters.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque Police Department
APD
el Paso
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Doonesbury Local Staff Contacts List
A concise roster lists editorial and support staff for the Texas City Sun, naming positions and contact details for editors, managers, and departments including editor and publisher Les Daughtry Jr, Jan Hines, Michael Clements, Rick Gillam, Cathy Glentine, Dwight Andrews, Clarissa Silva, Patti Shelton, and Floyd Sims.
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Les Daughtry Jr
Les.daughtry
Texascitysun.com
Jan Hines
Jan.hines
Michael Clements
Michael.clements
Rick Gillam
Rick.gilliam
Cathy Glentine
Ogillentine
Earthlink
Dwight Andrews
Dwight.andrews
Clarissa Silva
Clarissa, Silva
Texas City Sun Editorial Policy and Contact Info
The Texas City Sun lists contact roles for Ford, Salvia, and Whitley, describes republication rights owned by The Associated Press, provides subscription rates, and notes publication details and post Office responsibilities. It states views are those of submitters, not the paper or advertisers, and bans obscene material.
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Associated Press
Texas City Sun
Letters to the Texas City Sun for public interest
The Texas City Sun invites letters on public interest topics up to 350 words and may edit for brevity and clarity. Sign letter with street address. Guest columns are welcome. photos preferred but not required. Mail to Letters to the Editor, Texas City Sun, PO Box 2249, Texas City, TX 71592. Fax to 409-935-0428. For questions call 409-945-3441.
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Rick Perry
P.O
State Capitol
Austin
Texas
Bill Ratliff
Capitol Square
Carol Keeton Rylander
LBJ
17Th Street
U.S
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
Washington
D.C
Dallas
Senate.gov
Hutchison U.S
John Cornyn
Nick Lampson
U. S. House of Representatives
Post Office
Federal Building
25Th Street
Galveston
Craig Eiland
Market
Texas City Sun
Texas City Newspapers Inc
Emmett F. Lowry
Essetion
Sun
Texas City
Corporate bowl sponsorships reshape college football
A columnist, reflecting on this season’s bowl games, notes the heavy corporate branding behind major bowls from Fiesta to Sugar and Rose. He jokes about logos on signs at schools like Texas City ISD sponsored by BP, and questions whether revenue truly aids students or shores up trustees’ budgets.
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Pacific Life
Crucial
Texas City Isd
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Mike Jackson
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the Sun
Doonesbury
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Patti
Shelton
Texascitysun
Floyd Sims
Floyd.sims
Hart
Gary Hart
Zhlat
Haker
Yan
Agat
LB. Ford
Terry Salvia
Tesunnews
Kay Whitley
Pers
Oma
Michael Smith
Corporate
Texas Longhorns
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