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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1994
Page
2
A public plea argues that toy guns ninja outfits and cap guns fuel youth violence. It stresses parental responsibility and suggests safer alternatives like educational kits and art supplies to redirect children toward constructive activities.
The Lantern lists leadership and staff across departments including Editor in Chief Bobby Horn Jr and sports staff Mark Bishop Trey Shockley with photographers Alison Ashworth Michelle Hemminger and Chris Maris. Reporters named include Sally Benavides Melinda Carwile Kelly Hall Michelle Hemminger Whit Snyder Angela Kennedy and Chris Maris with Susan Cummings Sheley as adviser.
The editor invites letters responding to published articles and personal opinion. Letters must include the writer's name and contact numbers but only the name will be published. Deadlines are noon on Sept 22 Oct 6 27 Nov 10 and Dec 1.
The Lantern accepts local and national advertising at rates of 3.50 per column inch locally and 5 per column inch nationally. It rejects ads promoting illegal activities or that are libelous obscene or in poor taste. The Lantern is published by Lee College District journalism students in Baytown Texas 77520 and belongs to several press associations.
A condensed reflection on Newt Gingrich and the GATT deal. The author criticizes the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade as eroding U.S. sovereignty under Clinton, laments media and party alignment, and notes Jerry Rubin’s death and year-end sports chaos in 1994.
A reader argues Christmas has become overly commercialized with debt filled shopping and fake Santa myths. They urge meaningful gifts, teaching true meaning, and suggest community service for those overspending to gain perspective on gratitude and family.
A fragmented OCR snippet suggests a URL and page reference for a Denver edition. The readable portion mentions a den page and web link plausibly guiding readers to the online version. Details are partial, but the clue points to a digital page associated with a local Denver newspaper.
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