Editorial Board Members and Roles Named
A list of staff positions for the editorial desk names David Bloom Clifton E Clements Jim Finley Doyle Barlow
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2006
Page
4
A list of staff positions for the editorial desk names David Bloom Clifton E Clements Jim Finley Doyle Barlow
The Tuscaloosa News argues that Eric Keroack's appointment to head DHHS family planning, overseeing 4600 clinics and a 283 million dollar budget, should be withdrawn. It criticizes his anti contraception stance and urges reconsideration amid post election politics.
The Buffalo News argues Congress should reauthorize No Child Left Behind next year but only with significant changes. It notes testing gaps between Dew and white students and criticizes underfunding while urging federal support to build capacity in low-performing schools and distribute top teachers.
Nat Hentoff analyzes the November oral arguments on partial birth abortion D and X noting how language shapes the debate. He cites Orwell on word choice and contrasts terms like fetus and patient, while recounting Kennedy Ginsburg Clement and Moynihan, and pointing to the ongoing Roe v Wade framework and the physician's role.
Government officials listed with roles and contact lines include George W Bush President Dick Cheney Vice President Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Senator Ted Poe Rep Ron Paul Rep Gene Green Rep. The data shows district offices with both telephone and fax numbers and includes web addresses for submitting inquiries.
Publisher Clifton E. Clements oversees operations with contact email cliff.clements. Business Manager Sandy Denson handles business matters at sandy.denson. Managing Editor David Bloom leads newsroom with david.bloom. Asst Managing Editor Keith Magee coordinates editing at keith.magee. Sports Editor Doyle Barlow covers sports at doyle.barlow. Advertising Director Angie Pagel directs ads at angie.pagel. Production Manager Raymond Jackson oversees production at raymond.jackson.
Local Baytown newspaper lists mailing address at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522. Main Newsroom Retail and Classified phone numbers provided along with circulation and fax lines for reader service.
Residents are advised of expected delivery times for the Baytown Sun. If the paper does not arrive by the stated morning times, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Sun invites signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include an address and phone number not for publication. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send to David Bloom at The Baytown Sun or via fax or email.
A reader thanks reporter Ken for accurate coverage of a court case while clarifying that the front of their truck contacted a tripod and denying backing toward anyone. The writer urges humane media behavior and respect, noting misunderstandings arise from lack of judgment.
Reader praises Mr Bilnoski for stepping in to shield Cameron's bereaved mother from camera intrusion after a child's death, arguing compassionate conduct over televised images during a holiday tragedy and thanking him for looking out for the family.
A reader criticizes the governor for neglecting the teachers pension fund. The letter cites a 15 percent loss in retirees purchasing power since 2001 and warns the state risks driving people from education. It argues strong education is essential for Texas industries and skilled workers.
A former draftsman recalls working on the Eternal Flame project between City Hall and the Civic Center with Baytown Engineering. He notes Vietnam veterans faced disrespect on return and laments the flame dying, now a repository for dead leaves, reflecting fading reverence for veterans.
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