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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements heads the editorial board as editor publisher with Finley retired. Jay Eshbach serves as managing editor alongside David Bloom and Jane Howard Lee. Retired reporter M A Bengtson remains associated with the staff.
The Baytown Sun cheers Lee College for starting a new 12 million performing arts hub to serve campus groups and the Baytown community as an architectural highlight. Kudos to college leaders, regents, officials and donors. SummerFest 07 drew 2,000 plus attendees for faith-filled music. A round of jeers targets reckless driving and phone use while driving and supports red light cameras on Garth Road.
A critical look at U.S. journalism during the Iraq War and the Whitewater era. The piece argues Washington reporters favor careerist groupthink, cites embedded reporting flaws, and questions the surge narrative promoted by Brookings scholars and media outlets. It highlights failures by The New York Times, Judith Miller, and others while noting Greenwald’s rebuttals.
Federal and state officials listed with phone numbers and web contacts. Includes President George W Bush Vice President Dick Cheney Senators Kay Hutchison John Cornyn and Representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green with district phone lines and URLs for each office.
The Baytown Sun provides contact options for readers including Clifton Clements publisher Sandy Denson business manager Emmett McKinley advertising director Joshua Hart circulation manager and David Bloom managing editor. It notes submission limits for letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for signed letters and guest columns, noting they may edit content and can refuse publication. Readers should mail or email letters to the listed addresses and ensure delivery timing, with redelivery help available if the paper is late.
The letter argues the latest SCHIP changes impose a one year waiting period and restrict coverage to families at 250 percent of poverty. It warns the rules jeopardize access to care for uninsured children and urges readers to pressure Congress to restore full funding when it reconvenes in September.
Jessica Robertson notes fundraising ideas including a raffle of a 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 donated by Cheryl Orr-Harper. The car, with a 5.7 liter engine and a Sony stereo system, faces scrutiny over high expectations and questions about a $100,000 sale price.
The public voices frustration with the administration over unemployment, foreclosures, outsourcing, education funding, health care, debt, and high profits. It highlights ongoing military casualties and unmet veterans' needs, arguing the president and Congress are out of touch with middle America.
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