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Newspaper

Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 2002

Page

3

End the stigma of mental illness in Texas now

Amarillo Globe News urges elimination of mental health stigma across Texas. Leaders Spencer McClure and Ron Owens stress mental illness as a medical condition needing care equal to other diseases. The piece cites Surgeon General findings and calls for public education and compassionate treatment.

Texas Council of Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Centers Texas Spencer McClure Texas Council of Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Centers Inc Ron Owens Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Amarillo Owens McClure U.S Surgeon General

Editorial Staff and Contact Details for Texas City Sun

This page lists editors and staff including Les Daughtry Jr Jan Hines Dale Dimitri Jett Nomis Gathy Gillentine Dwight Anirewa and more. It also notes Associated Press reuse rights postal information subscriptions and publication details for Texas City Sun at 7800 Emmett F Lowry Expressway Texas City TX 77691-2456.

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Letters to the Editoriles on race and boards critique

A reader vents at length about controversial billboards and media coverage, condemning white supremacist imagery and crude sponsors. He cites parental responsibility and references Santa Fe KKK and rock radio ads, urging restraint and accountability.

KKK Santa Fe

Tad Nelson Poised In Galveston Tax Collector Race

Galveston Republicans face a crowded field with Tad Nelson viewed as a token candidate. Backers include Judge Yarbrough, while Nelson’s track record includes a party primary loss, a shortened League City Council term, and a shift from law to public service for about $60,000 a year. Elected Galveston offices demand earned legitimacy.

Galveston Judge Yarbrough Tad Nelson Nelson League City Tad

Taking the TC tour with kinfolk from Arkansas

Cathy Gillentine notes frequent Texas City Museum led tours that bring Houston groups and seniors to Heritage Square. She highlights local sights from Bolivar ferry to Memorial Park statue Grief, and announces Jesse Ponce’s self-published photo book of 500 local color shots due in fall.

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