Baytown Sun Editor and Publisher Lineup
The Baytown Sun founded in 1922 lists Wanda Garner Cash as Editor and Publisher, with David Bloom and Manqgie as Editors and Fred Hartman noted as Publisher Emeritus covering 1950 to 1974.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2002
Page
4
The Baytown Sun founded in 1922 lists Wanda Garner Cash as Editor and Publisher, with David Bloom and Manqgie as Editors and Fred Hartman noted as Publisher Emeritus covering 1950 to 1974.
The town imposes a curfew for youths age 7 and under from midnight to 4 a.m. on weekdays and 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. weekends, lacking enforcement until a second officer is hired. The editorial argues the measure may deter vandalism and dangerous teen activity and notes a potential $500 fine as a deterrent.
Haaretz reports Israel accepts two states for two peoples in principle as possible. Prime minister's office denies linkage to Ariel Sharon while Moshe Ya'alon signals many settlements may be evacuated, prompting questions on official stance and truth.
The Baytown Sun lists weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p m each Wednesday and invites public discussion by appointment with Managing Editor David Bloom. It details letters and guest columns limits, submission requirements, and contact options including address fax and email.
National debate widens as critics from liberal to conservative rally against Ashcroft policies. Mary Jo White, former U S Attorney, joins fight, urging scrutiny of Patriot Act and secret proceedings. Local groups form defense committees across 24 states with 40 councils considering or passing resolutions. Nat Hentoff notes a revived Committees of Correspondence online, urging citizen questioning of Bush administration civil liberties actions.
A reader laments rising taxes and unemployment as cities cut back, noting layoffs and part time work with no benefits. He cites wage pressures, industry job cuts, and local appraisals, urging mayor and city manager to fix the budget without harming residents. Joe Neto Baytown voices concern.
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