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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2002
Page
1
A regional organization received honors for its community publication and a recent display showcasing local activities. The recognition highlighted the group’s engagement with residents and effective outreach across the area.
President Jimmy Carter spoke directly to Cubans in an unprecedented nationwide broadcast that night. The address marked a bold diplomatic gesture and drew wide attention across Cuba as observers noted its uncensored nature and potential impact on U.S. Cuba relations.
A former Arthur Andersen LLP partner testified Tuesday that lawsuits and an SEC probe likely caused him to instruct staff to follow policy, leading to the shredding of Enron related documents. The witness described the escalation and its legal implications.
Dear Father may our hearts and minds be open to receive Your forgiveness Amen.
Texas City officials prepare to hear a report on the BP versus Galveston Central Appraisal District appraisal dispute. The CAD trial is set for June 3 in Judge Garza Norma Venso's 56th District Court, with potential impacts on city and school tax values.
George Elmer Fisher, 77, of Santa Fe died when his 1995 Lincoln Mercury left Power Road at Avenue L, entering a drainage ditch after speeding. Police said he was headed eastbound on a 30 mph road and was pronounced dead at the scene six minutes later. he was wearing a seatbelt.
Texas City officers and the special crime unit raided three sites and seized 33 gambling machines. Four men were arrested on gambling promotion and possession charges as officers warned operators they will shut down gray area winnings amid legal review.
Dennis Rygaard leaves mayoral office in La Marque as Larry Crow takes over. Rygaard jokes about a quick exit while thanking voters and his father. Crow honors Rygaard with a commemorative plaque and gavel, inviting public support for the new administration.
Galveston resident and Reliant Energy executive Donald G. Gartman will retire on June 16 after 36 years with the company. He started June 16, 1966 in Residential Marketing and served as district manager in Alvin Brazoria and Central before leading Galveston District. Gartman cites challenges of bays swamps and submarine cables and notes his community work with Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce United Way and Port initiatives.
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