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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2006
Page
4
Wortha Garner cash editor publisher Lucha Pie Jim Finley and Doyle Barlow return with staff updates. David Bloom and Danielle Lynch join as editors while Jane Howard Lee and retirements shift roles among reporters.
Baytown City Council plans a nine member task force to oversee revitalization of Texas Avenue. The panel would include delegates from five city boards and four community groups plus a ninth member from a city board. Editorial urges action over talk and questions how to engage key groups in economic redevelopment.
Washington Times columnist Donald Labre notes polls show high satisfaction with the Medicare prescription drug plan. He cites 29 million signups and majority reporting easy enrollment, with many saving on drugs. AARP survey backs broad approval while Democrats oppose private delivery.
A compilation of federal and state lawmakers and officials, including President George W Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, with listed phone and fax numbers and partial web addresses. The entries cover senators Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn and representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green, among others, with mixed contact details.
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, Angie Pagel as Advertising Director, and Wayne Oxedine as Production Manager with their email domains provided.
Baytown Sun contact lines list main newsroom and departments with phone numbers for main, newsroom, retail, classified, circulation and fax plus email and web address for the Baytown Texas publication.
Notice states readers should receive the Baytown Sun by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and by 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun invites signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a non publishing address and phone number, note originals only, and expect editorial editing. Submissions should be sent to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun P O Box 90 Baytown 77522, or by fax or email.
A reader argues that a decade-old rule imposing a daily $1000 fine per illegal immigrant employed would solve illegal immigration if enforced. They criticize lawmakers for enacting broad laws but failing to enforce them, asserting no new laws are needed.
A reader laments a caption on a Baytown Sun front page showing a high school player, urging the paper to applaud youth participation. She mentions Ms. Bell, Lady Rangers No. 12, and says adults should encourage youths, noting there is no shame in striking out and a life ahead.
Calvin Cormier writes to support a local law banning cell phone use while driving in Baytown. He recounts a near collision on Garth Road in front of San Jacinto Hospital caused by a red truck driver talking on a phone, with a passenger also texting. He notes his own phone use is only for emergencies and urges parking to avoid danger.
Rocky Strange owner of Rocky's Pelican Junction thanks sponsors that aided Sunday's Easter egg hunt. Sledworx Cycles Texas Legends Tattoo Runway Bar and Grill Medders Construction First Choice Bank Cars R Us Hippy Dawg House Café Port-a-Lan Ltd Hotchkiss Disposal Service Big Dog Ice House Bikers Against Child Abuse Walgreens Kroger were among the supporters.
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