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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2003
Page
4
The Che Barton Sun traces its founding in 1922 with Cash as Editor and Publisher, Bloom as Managing Editor, and Fred Hartman serving as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974.
Cheers to the United States Air Force Band of the West for a free concert at Ross S Sterling High School entertaining hundreds. The Lackland AFB group travels 125000 miles yearly across the Southwest. Cheers to Baytown residents, police, and firefighters for National Night Out events across 48 neighborhoods fostering community crime prevention. Cheers to Baytown Blue Thunder softball team for a strong run to the Western National Championship in Roseville, California. Jeers to thieves on Bayland Island as boat thefts and suspicious activity plague the marina and nearby restaurant area. police boost patrols while residents seek a safe harbor. Submit your own cheers and jeers. published every Monday.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public interest items. Submissions must be original, signed, with return contact, limited to one per month, and may be edited.
Morton Kondracke argues that if President Bush wants to be a true compassionate conservative he should support civil unions for homosexual couples and avoid using gay marriage as a wedge issue in 2004. Civil unions would grant partners the rights of marriage, including medical decisions, leave for illness, Social Security, and insurance benefits, while avoiding the term marriage. He notes Bush’s cautious stance, past tensions with right-wing groups, and the political risk of endorsing or opposing amendments as public opinion favors civil unions but opposes gay marriage.
Wooldridge argues drug prohibition fuels meth production and profits while media overemphasizes lab destruction. He questions manufacturer incentives and why few seek health recovery, urging DEA and police to broaden their efforts beyond seizures.
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