Baytown Sun Founding Details and Editorial Leaders
The Baytown Sun traces its origin to 1922 with Wanda Gamer Cash as Editor and Publisher and David Bloom as Managing Editor. Fred Hartman served as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking notable leadership history.
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Wanda Gamer Cash
Fred Hartman
One Nation Indivisible Unity After Pearl Harbor
In the days after September 11 1941 the editorial urges unity as the nation faces war. It recalls Pearl Harbor and predicts a world war with totalitarian forces opposing democracy, calling Americans to sacrifice and stand as one nation indivisible.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
New York
Washington
Daily Sun
Goose Creek
Texas
Britain
Russia
Germany
Atlantic
Japan
Europe
Asia
America
Hawaii
Burton K. Wheeler
Chicago Tribune
Texans rush to concealed handgun licenses after Sept 11
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal notes a sharp rise in Texas concealed handgun license applications after the September 11 attacks. Weekly mailings rose from 865 to 2,889 as fear and calls for security grow, but emphasizes responsible carrying and safety above all.
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America
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
Texas
Lubbock
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Community Letters
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to a limit with a required writer photo. Submissions must be original, signed, include contact details, and are subject to editing. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun or via fax or email.
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Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Wanda Garner Cash
Edith Darnell
Eric Bauer
Dee Anne Navarre
The
Ba Sun
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Begeee Sun
P.O
Baytown
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Baytownsun.com
Laney Faces Redistricting Clash Over Re-election
Republicans on the Legislative Redistricting Board redraw Laney allies into a Republican-leaning district. House leaders, including Speaker Pete Laney, see several incumbents choosing not to run. Some chairmen retire or seek other posts as the plan prompts political realignment and legal debate. Dave McNeely notes the 2002 context and ongoing implications.
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Clyde Alexander
Capitol
Alexander
Athens
House Transportation Committee
Legislative
Betty Brown
Terrell
Pete Laney
LRB
Appropriations
Rob Juwell
San Angelo
Public
Paul Sadler
Henderson
Fred Bosse
Houston
Tom Ramsay
Mt. Vernon
Patricia Gray
Dgalveston
Transportation
Judy Hawley
Portland
Jonell
Laney
Public Safety
Bob Turner
D-Coleman
Harvey Hilderbran
Rkerrville
Pensions and Investments
Dale Tillery
D-Dallas
Bill Ratliff
John Comyn
David Dewhurst
Carole Keeton Rylander
Texas
Hannah
House
Senate
Court
Baytown Chief of Police Retires After 31 Years of Service
Charles Shaffer, longtime Baytown police chief, retires after 31 years. In a reflective note he recalls May 1992 council guidance, praises community support, and credits Crime Control and Prevention District and Operation Bright Star for public safety progress. Shaffer looks to Trinity Bay and speckled trout as he begins retirement.
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Trinity Bay
Bobby Rountree
Baytown
A. W. Henscey
Vietnam
Police Department
Gccisd
Charles Shaffer
Baytown Mayoral Hopefuls Face Outsider Critique
A Baytown mayoral race discussion urges residents to limit outside influence and calls for debates among three candidates. The writer notes neglected issues in Baytown and surrounding areas Goose Creek Pelly and Cedar Bayou and asks whether water line projects should wait for addressing old well holes before new developments.
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Houston
Baytown
New York
Goose Creek
Pelly
Cedar Bayou
FM 1492
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