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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2003
Page
1
College of the Mainland employees donated food items to the ADA Women’s Crisis Center as part of a charitable drive. The effort highlights local community support and the college’s outreach program.
Israel announced a ban on Palestinian workers younger than 35 as part of new punitive measures. The policy adds to tensions in the region and affects eligibility for employment permits and wage earners.
A local fishing party launches from the Lighted Pelt at the Texas City Dike marking the start of a day on the water. The report notes the crew's readiness and expected weather conditions for the outing.
The page lists sections Inside Annie's Mailbox and various panels including Perspectives, Sports, and Stocks. It previews where readers will find advice, opinion briefs, and athletic and market updates across the page.
Mayor Carlos Garza proposes a two year city moratorium on all tax abatements while renewing the tax abatement guidelines for the same period. The move aims to shield finances and keep business friendly amid a BP tax dispute and a potential $20 million budget impact.
The Liturgical Dane Company rehearses at the Nessler Center for its Renewed Black History in Dance program. Debut performance set for 6 p.m. February 22 in Lincoln Auditorium as part of Black History Month.
Texas City police pursue a man called Little Tex in a rape and assault case from January 1. Sgt. Brian Goetschius says charges are likely within days, with sexual assault a key count. A victim reported being raped after a ride to a field on Willow Road, suffering facial injuries.
Santa Fe City Council will review major zoning changes aimed at preserving a bedroom community and small town atmosphere. Proposals include lower density limits, larger minimum lot sizes, and restrictions on non residential use in residential zones. Councilmembers Gillis and Stenzel praise resident input and foresee a solid framework for future growth.
President Bush renominated Texas Supreme Court Justice Priscilla Owen for a seat on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals as Republicans hold the Senate for the first day of the new Congress. Critics argued she is anti abortion and anti consumer, and her prior nomination was rejected 10 9 by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Supporters praised her qualifications and urged swift approval.
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