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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2005
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash is Editor Publisher with David Bloom as Managing Editor. Jim Finley is retired Managing Editor. Doyle Barlow serves as Sports Editor. Jane Howard Lee is anting. Danielle Lynch is News Editor and reporter.
The Baytown Sun editorial urges reflection on December 7 1941 and the 2388 killed and 1178 wounded, drawing parallels to 9 11 while stressing unity beyond partisan divides. It honors Americans who sacrificed for life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and notes the piece was written by David Bloom for the editorial board.
Lawmakers and the Higher Education Coordinating Board aim to raise state college enrollment from 1 million in 2000 to 1.6 million by 2015. Texas A&M demographer Steve Murdock warns income may fall unless public education becomes more efficient and graduates more students who then enter higher education. If growth is blocked by rising tuition, lower and middle income students risk being priced out, hurting Texas economy.
Hentoff notes growing European probes into CIA renditions and secret prisons. EU officials threaten suspension of voting rights if nations ran clandestine sites. Italian prosecutors seek extradition of 22 suspected CIA operatives over Milan kidnapping. Western officials face calls for independent congressional inquiry.
Government officials list includes Governor Rick Perry Lt Governor David Dewhurst Attorney General Greg Abbott Comptroller Carole Strayhorn Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs and lawmakers Tommy Williams Mario Gallegos John Whitmire Craig Ellwood Wayne Smith Charlies Matthews Victor Carillo Michael Williams Railroad Commissioner contact numbers and a link to find district representation. The page urges visiting the Texas Capitol website for courtesy district information.
Baytown Sun provides contact details for publishers editors and department managers including Wanda Garner Cash Sandy Denson David Bloom Doyle Barlow Clarissa Silva Danielle Lynch Angie Pagel and Janie Halter with roles and email addresses for reader outreach and business operations. The list confirms newsroom leadership and ad circulation contacts.
The Baytown Sun lists its office and service numbers with main newsroom retail and circulation lines plus a production manager contact. It states delivery timing and a redelivery call deadline of 10 a.m. for late papers from Monday through Saturday and Sunday.
The Baytown Sun invites signed letters and guest columns up to 300 or 500 words respectively. Include a non pub address and phone, photo for guest columns, and note submissions may be edited or refused. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun.
A reader commends Calvin Cormier and Lauren McDowell as true Americans and urges future Baytown Sun writers to treat religious opinions as opinions not facts. The letter calls for researching the Bible and U.S. founding origins and notes reason as a key human virtue.
A reflection on the holiday season urging openness to diverse beliefs while noting boycotts over Merry Christmas. It advocates celebrating Christmas as a religious holiday, making homemade gifts, and educating society about its true meaning.
The text argues that diversity enriches the holiday season while noting religious conflicts. It defines spirituality as openness to various beliefs and supports inclusive greetings like Happy Holidays. It asserts government openness to cultural differences and rejects pressuring people to abandon traditions.
A Baytown Sun reader disputes Sue Davidson's letter arguing Bill Clinton did little during his presidency. The writer contends failed responses to Osama bin Laden, embassy attacks, the U S S Cole and other terrorism events fueled Sept 11. Also accuses media of Bush-hating coverage.
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