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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2003
Page
2
BellSouth mailed residential White Pages with a mistaken toll-free Internet services number 1-800-4DOT NET that connected callers to a phone sex operation. The error surfaced Feb. 13 and was corrected in subsequent editions, with the correct line still appearing in business listings.
The Texas City Sun invites readers to call 945-3441 to report errors and request editor contact. Corrections, when needed, are published in this space to ensure accuracy and accountability.
Memphis organizers announce Beale Street Music Festival on May 24 with over 60 acts led by Sheryl Crow ZZ Top and Willie Nelson along the Memphis in May lineup. George Hunt touts Blues year as promoters promise high profile performers from Susan Tedeschi to Steve Winwood.
March 22 marked key historical events from 1765 Stamp Act to 1988 civil rights veto override. Notable birthdays include Marcel Marceau Allen Neuharth Stephen Sondheim William Shatner Lena Olin Reese Witherspoon and Kellie Williams among others. The AP notes anniversaries and recent highlights.
Today and tomorrow see clouds and a risk of a stray thunderstorm in the afternoon. Highs near 67F, lows around 52F with light northeast to north winds. Texas forecasts show warm trends, partly cloudy North Texas near 62F, Panhandle mostly cloudy with morning fog and a slight afternoon shower chance.
Dear Annie weighs three reader letters about gift expectations and relationship boundaries. A widow, dating a man with needy female friends, faces jealousy and pressure about his loyalties. Other notes discuss reunion misfit etiquette and the shift toward registries and perceived obligations in gift giving.
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