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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements editor publisher leads a board with David Bloom as managing editor Luka Hales retired managing editor Jay Eshbach and M. Bengtson listed as community member.
Baytown marks the 8th annual Dont Mess With Texas Trash-Off, inviting residents to drop off old furniture appliances and junk at city sites from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers will collect tires and trash, with a post cleanup celebration at Eddie V Gray Wetlands Center featuring music, hot dogs, prizes, and a litter sticker draw. Sponsors include the Baytown Health Department Exxon Mobil Chevron Phillips and others, call 281-420-5384 for details.
A reflective piece questions how women tolerate male dominance and messaging from dating culture and advertising. It notes Oprah's book club controversy, gender and wealth divides, and the impact of consumerism on self worth. It laments ongoing stereotypes and calls for female leadership and unity. SEE MARTINEZ ¢ PAGE 10
Barbara Green recounts the Senate District 15 Convention on March 29 noting poor communication and uneven delegate representation. She condemns rude Obama supporters, praises Sylvester Turner's effort to end the Texas Two Step, invites involvement with I-10 East Democrats, and urges participation regardless of candidate, stressing sacrifice for voting rights.
A Baytown reader laments affluenza among City Council and cites costly ordinances. The missive notes loss of rights for property owners voters and business owners while criticizing officials for citing other cities as justification. Frederick Douglass quotation ends the letter.
Citizens warn that red light cameras are used for revenue rather than safety as Baytown prepares to remove the devices. Local residents call on elected officials to acknowledge the revenue motive and prioritize public safety.
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