Che Bartown Sun Founded 1922
The Che Bartown Sun traces its origins to 1922 with Wanda Gamer Cash as editor and David Bloom as editor in chief. Fred Hartman served as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking a historic era in the newspaper’s leadership lineage.
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Che Bartown Sun
Wanda Gamer Cash
Fred Hartman
Baytown Night Out Honored By Editorial
The Baytown Sun editorial lauds the Baytown Police Department for organizing National Night Out events. It notes 48 block gatherings, 20th annual celebration, and extra officers on duty to foster community safety and trust. Editorial by David Broom credits officers, SWAT, K-9, and mounted patrol for keeping the town safe.
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Baytown
Todays
David Broom
The
Baytown Sun
Newspapers
Haytown Sun
Ken Fountain
Editorial board invites public discussion at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun outlines editorial board meeting times and contact info for submissions. It lists board members including Wanda Garner Cash and David Bloom and gives rules for letters and guest columns, including word limits, required signatures, and submission methods.
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Baytown Sun
David Broom
Wanda Garner Cash
David Bloom
Joseph ‘Lohan
Dee Anne Navarre
Jim Finley
Sun
Jane Howard Lee
The
the Sun
Wanda Gamer Cash
Baytown
Sunmews
Baytownsun.com
Sweetland of liberty Ashcroft defeats Patriot Act funding repeal
In a 309 to 118 House vote, lawmakers strike funding for Section 213 the Patriot Acts sneak and peek provision. The move, backed by Republicans and Democrats, cites civil liberties concerns and echoes historical fears of state overreach. Nat Hentoff frames the piece with constitutional context as Otter Paul and Kucinich comment.
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John Ashcroft
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Chamber
Commerce, State
Judiciary Departments
Senate
Ron Paul
Texas
Dennis Kucinich
Ohio
C.L
Butch” Otter
Idaho
Otter
Sam Adams
New York
Washington
Justice Department
Justice
George W. Bush
James Otis
Boston
King’s Court
Massachusetts
John Adams
Otters
Tribute to Roy J. Walker Marine pilot and friend
Roy J. Walker 81, a U.S. Marine, retired Exxon engineer, and longtime Baytown figure, died July 3. A WWII Corsair pilot in the Pacific, he later learned to fly again at RWJ Airpark, married Lucille Fleischman of Robert E. Lee High, and lived a private, faithful life with strong ties to his church.
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Roy J. Walker
Baytown
U.S. Marine
Exxon
Roy
Rwj Airpark
Pacific
Rwa Airpark
U.S. Marine Corps
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Lucille Fleischman
Camp Pendleton
California
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