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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2003
Page
1
The U N atomic watchdog will not refer North Korea to the Security Council, offering Pyongyang another chance. Page 3 carries the fuller article.
President Bush plans to reveal an economic growth package that includes a tax cut on dividends paid to shareholders. Page 6 report notes the proposal targets investor taxes to spur growth and investment.
A high profile farewell for Jesse Ventura drew celebrities and politicians while excluding media. Ventura plans to exit office later this week as coverage continues on Page 2.
Texas City College trustees consider a policy to include a list of subcontractors in each bid package and require bidders to consult them. The move follows objections to bid handling on a League City satellite campus remodel. The plan, debated after a deadlocked vote, aims to curb favoritism and expand subcontractor bidding opportunities while noting legality concerns.
Residents report a group of about 12 youths, mostly under 10, known as the renegades, terrorizing the Texas City streets by breaking windows, fighting, throwing rocks, blocking traffic, and stealing chips and candy. Local store clerks say police are repeatedly called. parents are blamed by some residents for lax discipline.
Texas City Independent School District will receive its tax refund in a lump sum after all BP property appraisal lawsuits are resolved. Spokesman Stephen Hadley said the district holds its refundable amount in escrow to shield local budgets, while BP’s nonpayment leaves district funds in limbo.
Texas legislators pursue reforms echoing 2001 changes to cap a new push in 2003. Proposals include a life without parole option in murder trials, banning executions of defendants under 18, and making mental retardation a pretrial issue to bar the death penalty. Sen. Eddie Lucio and Sen. Rodney Ellis lead the efforts amid scaled public support and ongoing debate.
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