Remembrance ties 9/11 victims to war dead honors
On a holiday set aside to honor the nation's war dead, victims of the Sept. 11 attacks were given a place of honor alongside soldiers who died in battle. See story on Page 3.
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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2002
Page
1
On a holiday set aside to honor the nation's war dead, victims of the Sept. 11 attacks were given a place of honor alongside soldiers who died in battle. See story on Page 3.
A key congressman says the FBI under its director must undergo a big learning curve to be adequately equipped to fight terrorism. The plan to overhaul the agency is being prepared across federal oversight.
Prosecutors in the Arthur Andersen criminal case rested their evidence after the firm’s attorney challenged an FBI agent’s claim that the vast majority of emails examined related to Enron Corp. The dispute centers on the scope of the firm’s alleged involvement.
A brief blessing asks divine guidance for graduating seniors. The message prays for Father’s blessing and leadership as they enter the future.
The Galveston Mainland newspaper highlights stock market notes with business briefs. It announcesVariously, weekly market trends and investor tips from the Galveston area.
Memorial Day weekend crowds on the Texas City Dike and in Galveston coincided with a spate of incidents. A 20 year old Texas City man crashed a 1999 Oldsmobile Cutlass into a planter box on Ninth Avenue and was taken to UTMB. no charges yet. A separate crash involved a 2001 Dodge Pickup near Highway 146, injuring a dog and sending the driver to hospital. the diver under investigation fled the scene and no charges were filed. Police expect ongoing investigation.
Strange happenings and a lineup of events kick off the Read Across Texas summer program at Moore Memorial Public Library. Free sign up June 3 for children. teen workshops include drawing cartoons, crime scene fingerprints, and more. Live animals, characters, sign language help, and author Tom Townsend talks complement the schedule.
An early Monday crash on Highway 6 near Hitchcock killed David Wayne Foster, 44, of Sugar Land. Napoleon Spiller, 55, and Lawrence Howard Jr., 52, both of Hitchcock, were hospitalized in critical condition at UTMB with internal injuries. Police say Foster, speeding in a 1989 GMC Jimmy, veered off the road, rolled repeatedly, and all three were ejected after not wearing seatbelts.
Summertime at Harbour Playhouse brings fine arts workshops for children from June 3 to August 3. Bennie Nipper instructs theatre arts, musical theatre, dance and cheerleading, with plays performed at summer end. Courses run by age, pricing starts at 75 for second child, 85 for first, musical theatre runs July with School House Rock Live and instructor Relana Gerami.
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