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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2003
Page
2
Ralphie the rooster, captured December 18 after wandering Lincoln streets, is up for adoption at Capitol Humane Society for a five dollar fee. A city ordinance banning roosters requires new owners to reside in the country with proof of address.
The Texas City Sun invites readers to call 945-3441 to report errors and ask for an editor. Corrections will be printed in this space after verification.
Today in history notes Elvis Presley birth in Tupelo on Jan 8 1935. It recalls Galileo death Arcetri 1642 Battle of New Orleans 1815 and other historic events tied to January 8 across centuries.
Jay Leno touts the Maybach during a North American Auto Show display calling it a car built by engineers to honor an engineer. The Mercedes Benz unit plans a U.S. price reveal, with the Maybach 62 expected around 350000 dollars. Interior features lavish airline like seating and five feet of rear legroom.
Today mainly sunny with a high of 68. Winds west to southwest at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight mainly clear skies. Low of 51 and southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Texas skies mostly cloudy on Tuesday with fog in North and East Texas clearing by mid morning. Panhandle temperatures around 23 Wichita Falls and 50s elsewhere as the day warms.
Dear Annie addresses telling partners about herpes before intimacy, managing disclosure and treatment options. The letter from Sadder and Wiser in Canada notes no cure but management and support resources. The column also covers Celia's adult independence and parental boundaries with Chuck, and custody of a shared dog with Seattle Sue. Annie's Mailbox ends with guidance on setting fair house rules while respecting privacy.
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