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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements retires as editor and publisher of the Edeporial Board while Jim Fintey steps back as retired managing editor and Jay Eshbach exits as community member. David Bloom Jane Howard Lee remain in editorial posts.
Texas officials consider a statewide public awareness drive to promote water conservation as the 2009 Legislature looms. With Texas population growth and shrinking supplies, leaders may allocate 9 million dollars to fund ads and collaboration with media experts, aiming to mobilize all Texans.
This column portrays a divided Bush White House, with Karl Rove's departure intensifying secrecy. It argues Cheney and Rice push divergent Iran policies, links the Iraq war to misstatements and miscalculations, and questions Maliki's real authority while noting the broader collapse of the Afghanistan and Iraq efforts and the risks of a third war.
A roster of federal and state officials including President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney with listed phone and fax numbers, senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn with district lines and contact pages, Representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul and Gene Green, and their office web addresses.
Contact information for Baytown Sun staff is listed with roles and emails. The paper invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words, noting photos required for column submissions.
The Baytown Sun provides submission guidelines for signed letters and guest columns. Readers are advised to mail or email submissions, with time-sensitive delivery expectations and redelivery contact details if the paper is late.
A Baytown writer urges honoring all local service members by naming the new high school Veterans Memorial High School. The note recalls Baytown area casualties from WWI through the Iraq War and seeks healing for the community through the tribute.
A reader applauds Hilda Martinez for her take on soap operas and recalls two TV room moments from Thanksgiving last year and a recent August viewing. The first shows a character pushed into an elevator shaft and presumed murder. the second depicts the victim hitting the shaft bottom, described as riveting action.
The comment questions whether Mr O Neal is pro or con recycling but notes his first point that it is the right thing to do. The letter suggests opt out options for curbside containers and praises on the spot separation to reduce odor while urging personal stewardship of the Earth. It ends with a call to collective action beginning with individuals.
Kathleen Victory expresses view that a greedy group acts as leeches. The writer describes a November crash at Main and the 146 feeder where a red light violation totaled their truck. They admit no proper insurance and note a $415 traffic ticket paid in two weeks as payments stop. A $260 yearly surcharge for three years follows, while their daughter also faces a ticket with no official notice.
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