Border water plan call to resolve shared Rio Grande drought
The Express-News argues for a two nation plan between the United States and Mexico to address rising border water shortages. It notes billions of gallons owed, drought driven crop losses, and rapid growth from Brownsville to Juarez. It urges comprehensive binational action beyond existing 1944 treaty. Bush and Fox have discussed water but no major policy accord yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Express-News
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
el Paso
Ciudad Juarez
Laredo
Rio Grande
U.s.-Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Matamoros
Juarez
Rio Bravo
Amistad
Falcon
Bush
Vicente Fox
Off election for mayor set for GO YOU supporters
A local notice states the mayoral election date is set and calls for GO YOU supporters to participate. The brief mentions campaign alignment and civic participation without detailing candidates or locations.
Open City Government Under Mayor Hufstetler
A reader lauds Mayor Ken Hufstetler for expanding citizen participation through new committees and boards such as Charter Review Parks and Recreation and Zoning Adjustments. The writer urges continuing open participative government and endorses the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hufstetler
Ken Hufstetler
Union Supporter Voices Pro-Worker View in Texas City Letter
A reader defends unions against threats from BP Amoco and major employers, arguing unions improve pay and safety, support local economies, and prevent Texas City from becoming a ghost town. He accuses Sterling and Dow Chemical of propaganda and warns of tax effects if unions are weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garza
B.P. Amoco
Sterling
Dow Chemical
Dow
Texas City
Contact details for Texas and federal officials listed
Provides addresses phones and faxes for Gov Perry Lt Gov Ratliff Comptroller Rylander U S senators Hutchison Gramm and Lampson and State Rep Eiland with Galveston office. Includes Washington D C and Dallas and Galveston locations and email link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Perry
State Capitol
Austin
Texas
Bill Ratliff
Capitol Square
Carol Keeton Rylander
LBJ
E. 17Th Street
U.S
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
Washington
D.C
Dallas
Senate.gov
Hutchison U.S
Phil Gramm
Nick Lampson
U.S. House of Representatives
Post Office Federal Building
25Th Street
Galveston
Craig Eiland
Market
Doonesbury Feature Contact Details Included
The Doonesbury item lists staff names and roles for contact details. Editors and publishers are named along with business manager and columnists, plus sports editor, with corresponding email handles and outlets. The fragment hints at a Texas City Sun newsroom lineup.
Texas City Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Texas City Sun is published daily by Texas City Newspapers Inc. 7800 Emmett F. Lowry Expwy Texas City TX 77591-2456. Postmaster: address changes to Texas City Sun P.O. Box 2249 Texas City TX 77590. Subscriptions and staff credits listed. editorial views vary by contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas City Sun
Texas City Newspapers Inc
Emmett F. Lowry
Texas City
Texas
P.O
Bipartisan Review Sheds Light On Intelligence Gaps
Morning Call editorial calls for learning from Sept. 11 and improving intelligence gathering rather than blame. It notes prior warnings to Bush and FBI alerts, questions coordination among agencies, and supports a nonpartisan commission to investigate and reform.
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Allentown
Bush
Osama bin Laden
FBI
U.S
Congress
Air France
Eiffel Tower
CLA
Timothy McVeigh
World Trade Center
al-Qaida
White House
Calif
Dianne Feinstein
Senate Intelligence Committee
bin Laden
Zacarias Moussaoui
House
Senate
Sens
John McCain
Joseph Lieberman
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Fox
QAIDA
Bill
Monicas
Reader
Dickinson
Doonesbury
Les Jr
Les.daughtry
Texascitysun.com
Jan Hines
Jan, Hines
Texascitysun.co
Editorial
Date Dimitr
Date
Dimitri
Jeff Moris
Jeff. Morris
Texascitysun. Com
Cathy Guentine
Cathy
Gillentine
Texascitysun
Jim Levesque
Ais
Internet
Floyd Sins
Floyd
Sins
Ford
Terry Salling
Tony Aguilar
Tony
Aguitar
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