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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2002
Page
3
The newspaper announces its leadership lineup with editor and publisher Jeff Morris serving as Editor and City Editor, outlining responsibilities and team structure for upcoming coverage.
Global views condemn Israeli occupation as the root cause of Middle East misery. The Cyprus deportation of 13 Palestinians worsens the dispute, delaying peace, while urging repatriation and end to occupation. The Guardian warns Kashmir tensions require mediation and self-determination. The Egyptian Gazette discusses Netanya bombing shaping Palestinian Authority reforms and sidelining Arafat.
A chaotic OCR of the Texascitysun masthead shows editors and staff with mis-typed emails and jumbled names. The listing includes Les Dai Je editor publisher Jan Hines business manager and several others with inconsistent spellings and garbled domains.
The Texas City Sun lists production and circulation staff including Floyd Sims and Tony Aguilar, along with contact notes for the paper. Subscription rates are provided: 9.95 per month or 119.40 per year for daily readers, with mail rates and a 60.00 yearly option. The paper operates from 7800 Emmett Lowry Expressway in Texas City, TX.
A reader urges support for Dickinson drainage fee of 36 dollars a year after Tropical Storm Allison floods. argues the fee funds drainage improvements and is equitably charged to all property owners while backing Mayor Ken Hufstetler. Includes political representative contact details.
A guest editorial blasts lax record keeping by TCLEOSE and agency departments over unlicensed officers. It cites 1800 unnamed Texas peace officers potentially working without required continuing education as of 2001 and warns of civil liability and criminal penalties for chiefs who employ unlicensed personnel. The piece urges standardized computerized records and proactive employer duty to maintain active licenses.
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