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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2002
Page
3
Michael Clements argues that vague threats to hospitals in four U.S. cities require serious but balanced response. He urges continued normal life, prudence from local law enforcement, and public vigilance without surrendering freedoms, noting the rarity of personal terrorism risk compared to everyday dangers.
Letter criticizes Gary D. Miller and the idea of conservative minorities, arguing the GOP's gains are not a mandate. The writer accuses loud partisans of inciting hate, calls for leadership from President Bush, notes economic and health care woes, and urges future civic engagement amid disillusionment.
Editor questions if the Galveston County Alternative Teacher Certification Program will provide practical classroom experience. The writer recalls dull education courses taught by detached professors and urges hands on training like real classroom teaching demonstrations before certification.
Doonesbury section contact list for the Texas City Sun includes editors and staff. Names include Les Daughtry Jan Hines Michael Clements Cathy Gilentine Jim Levesque Dwight Andrews Clarlesa Silva and Patti Shetton with emails and extensions for editorial, business, photography, sports and advertising.
Production Floyd Sims production manager and staff contacts listed with extensions and offices. Circulation Kay Whitley oversees subscriptions. The Associated Press license, subscription rates, and mailing details for Texas City Sun are provided, noting opinions and policy on submissions and the prohibition of obscene material.
Argus Hamilton delivers a rapid fire Hollywood satire touching on the Breeders Cup thefts the Bush administration Homeland Security bill Greenspan testimony and celebrity antics including Winona Ryder and George Steinbrenner. The item skewers politics crime and pop culture with a relentless jokey cadence.
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