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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2004
Page
1
Food banks across the region expand programs to provide healthier options to clients. Organizers cite improved nutrition goals, partnerships with local farms, and ongoing fundraising to support fresh produce, whole grains, and low-sodium items for families in need.
American shoppers remain steady in demand despite the mad cow scare. The story notes continued appetite for beef and reflects consumer confidence across markets. Page 9A provides broader context and expert commentary.
On this day in 1984 the Texas City Sun announced a seminar titled Religion is News to be held at the Nessler Center. Dr James W Carty Jr a Bethany College communications professor would speak to local pastors and church members on improving media communication.
A compact Galveston County sports brief highlights local teams and figures in a 1912 era perspective. It frames upcoming events and standings with a focus on community teams and local coverage.
A complaint filed by Texas Democrats accuses former U S Senator Phil Gramm of lobbying state lawmakers on pension fund relief without registering as a lobbyist with the Texas Ethics Commission. The UBS proposal would securitize teacher pensions to fund a $5.2 billion shortfall, possibly triggering insurance arbitrage changes and regulatory approvals.
Texas City Sun reports Houston Police review off duty policies for extra jobs in alcohol selling establishments. Ethics officials note potential penal code exposure if officers solicit honoraria for services tied to their official position. Local chiefs say uniformed off duty work aids events and community safety, with discipline arising only in misconduct cases.
Officer Elias Juarez was dragged about 30 feet by a fleeing red Chevy pick-up during a pursuit on FM 517. He was treated at Clear Lake hospital for a fractured shoulder and minor cuts and released to home. The suspect, with a parole warrant, resisted arrest and sped away.
Texas City police investigated two related stabbing incidents dating from Friday night to early Saturday. A fight at a Fifth Avenue convenience store preceded a man treated for stab wounds to the upper arm and face. The suspect, identified by the victim, remained at large with an arrest not yet made. A separate Saturday morning stabbing injured a 53-year-old woman, Sherell Green, with police seeking additional details.
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