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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1991
Page
2
Baytown voters should take time to vote in the citywide bond election with seven propositions totaling 53 million in local improvements. Propositions 3 and 4 would fund a public marina and Goose Creek park enhancements, echoing R UDAT recommendations. The plan fosters livability and regional participation despite some gaps.
The article reports LC reached a quiet settlement in a contentious employee grievance involving Jan Gray, a faculty member at TDCJ. Regents paid off the remainder of Gray’s contract to keep silent, prompting calls for transparent, public spending and accountability in terminations and payoffs.
Lantern publishes student journalism at Lee College District in Baytown Texas. It lists staff editors reporters and photographers and outlines advertising rates and submission rules for letters to the editor responding to published articles.
Tim Sherron argues against a Texas Senate bill to allow broad handgun carry, warning it risks safety and fails to curb crime. He cites NRA backing, lack of licensing, and fears of more guns in homes, cars, and public spaces, urging policy focus on poverty and crime drivers rather than quick fixes.
A reflective essay across religion ERA politics abortion and racism weighs equal emphasis on each topic. The author riffs on phrases about politics money and ethics and muses on personal views and potential solutions while acknowledging sensitive issues with mixed clarity.
Texan voters hear arguments for SB 780 to permit concealed hand guns for self defense. The essay cites rising crime in Texas, shows FBI data favorable to states with permits, and presents Green of District 6 urging support for a permitting system.
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