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Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 2003

Page

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Protesting Students Block Traffic at Capitol

A group of student protesters descended on the Capitol in downtown Austin and blocked traffic. The scene underscored rising anti war sentiment as authorities monitored the disruption. The incident was documented on page 6.

Capitol

First day of war Rumsfeld urges Iraqi surrender

On day one of the war Donald Rumsfeld announced talks to communicate with Iraqi soldiers about surrendering weapons without harm. He said steps are underway to warn troops how to surrender and avoid harm.

Donald Rumsfeld

Top Ten Teams Fall as NC State and Iowa Upset Vegas and Missouri

On this day in 1983 NC State and Iowa defeated Nevada Las Vegas and Missouri to end their NCAA tournament bids, further thinning the field of top ranked teams still contending for the national championship.

North Carolina State Iowa Nevada-Las Vegas Missouri

Texas City mayor backs troops with yellow ribbons

Mayor Carlos Garza urged tying yellow ribbons on trees and flagpoles along city perimeters to show moral support for troops as the Iraq war began. He also asked residents and businesses to fly American flags and seek photos of local service members to display on Channel 16 until they return.

Texas Carlos Garza Iraq Garza Texas City Channel 16

Area residents read COUNTY: Veterans civilians voice opinions on war

Michael Smith reports how area residents including Benny Jaramillo a former Marine and James Arden a former Army member weigh the war in Iraq. Jaramillo believes Saddam Hussein will be removed by force or by pressure from Iraqis. Other residents criticize protests or question the U S focus on oil and compare threats from other nations.

United States Iraq Benny Jaramillo League City Marine Corps Infantry Jaramillo Saddam Hussein Coalition Hussein U.S. Army James Arden Dickinson Arden San Francisco Bob Dennett Texas City Dennett Saddam Dennet North

Galveston Seen as Long Term Swing County

Galveston County is expected to stay a political swing area into the next decade, with white flight leveling off as NASA's uncertain future and a growing health care sector attract educated whites. Republicans remain modestly buoyed by recent gains, though shifts nearby may dilute their footholds. Brazoria stays solid for the GOP.

Texas Galveston County NASA Richard Murray Kevin Walsh John Ellisor Friendswood League City Murray University of Houston Center For Public Policy Nessler Center Harris County Montgomery County Brazoria Galveston

Galveston County Fire Departments Seek FEMA Grant Funds

Fire departments in Galveston County pursue the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program from FEMA, aiming to secure about 750 million dollars to train and equip firefighters. Texas City plans a 150 thousand dollar grant for health and fitness items while Senator Cornyn urges all Texas departments to apply, highlighting national competition and benefits to communities.

Galveston County Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Gerald Grimm Texas City Grimm John Cornyn Texas Fire Department

Texas City man charged after elderly scam in La Marque

Police end a scheme targeting a elderly woman who lost about 100000 dollars during home remodeling. Johnny Lynn Washington, 52, Texas City, faced felony theft charges and bond set at 200000 after the arrest on March 14. Detective Winstead urged potential victims to come forward. A railroad fire near Tiki Island was extinguished by Bayou Vista and Tiki Island crews between 4:40 and 5:20 p.m., ruled nonintentional and likely caused by a passing train.

la Marque Donald Head Johnny Lynn Washington Texas City Washington Galveston County Jeff Winstead Tiki Island Galveston Island Bayou Vista Paul Maldonado Maldonado

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