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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2006
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash remains editor publisher while Jim Fintey retires from managing editor duties. Doyle Barlow continues as sports editor with Danielle Lynch serving as news editor under the editorial board structure.
The State of South Carolina argues for stronger border and interior enforcement while preserving America's openness. It calls for better border patrol along the 2000 mile frontier and increased immigration enforcement resources, warning against building a long fence and against regressing from the nation's welcoming role.
The Chicago Tribune lauds Katie Couric for joining CBS Evening News, noting her credentials and high profile at NBC. It argues the hire is not a revolution, but a prudent move to attract viewers without dramatic format changes, while praising her professionalism and potential impact on aging audiences.
A local Easter message invites churchgoers along Bayway Drive and Decker Drive to join the Easter Alive Palm Sunday parade. The note refers to Jesus, salvation through His death and resurrection, and extends greetings from Durwood and Tommy to Trigger and others in the faith community, mentioning Fisher Road Baptist Church and Pastor Sam Hughes.
Federal figures and Texas representatives with listed phone and fax numbers. Includes President George W. Bush Vice President Dick Cheney Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green and their official contact pages and offices.
The Baytown Sun lists Wanda Garner Cash as Publisher, Sandy Denson as Business Manager, David Bloom as Managing Editor, Doyle Barlow as Sports Editor, Danielle Lynch as News Editor, and Angie Pagel as Advertising Director. Wayne Oxedine serves as Production Manager.
The Baytown Sun reminds subscribers to expect delivery by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun seeks original signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include writer’s address and phone not for publication. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun, P O Box 90, Baytown 77522, or fax 281 427 1880 or email sunnews baytownsun.com.
The Baytown Sun lists address at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 with primary phone lines for news, retail, and circulation and a fax number. It also provides newsroom and classified contacts plus an email and website.
A Baytown pastor shares losing his voice during Youth Disciple Now weekend and Palm Sunday prep. He reflects that actions speak louder than words, urging focus on Jesus Christ’s sacrificial love and resurrection. Additional columns promised on Pages 7B and 8B.
A short Easter poem urges readers to hear the voice of truth and God forfilled hearts. It speaks of Christ's rising, grace through scripture, and daily wonders, inviting open hearts through faith and divine love.
Pastor Raymond Van Buskirk condemns National Geographic and a Baytown Sun editorial for reviving ancient Judas Iscariot myths. He argues Judas did not die on the cross and affirms Jesus died for sins, opening heaven. He urges readers to focus on wildlife pictures instead.
The text urges recent U.S. citizens to review the oath and asks unauthorized entrants to read it and begin meeting its requirements. It repeats the oath's core pledges including allegiance to the United States, defending its Constitution, bearing arms if required, and performing civilian or noncombatant service as mandated by law, taken freely and without reservation.
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