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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2006
Page
4
Publisher emeritus Fred Hartman led the editorial board from 1950 to 1974. Clifton Clements served as editor publisher, with Jim Finley retired as managing editor and Doyle Barrow as sports editor. David Bloom and Keith Magee held senior editorial roles while Jane Howard Lee and Jim Finley’s replacements shaped coverage.
Editorial reflection on the 65th anniversary of Pearl Harbor noting the 2,403 military deaths and 68 civilian lives lost. The Texas Commandery Naval Order of the United States honored Pearl Harbor Survivors Association members during a ceremony on the bow of the Battleship Texas.
Bert Marshall argues that parents foster delayed adulthood by overindulging their children. He profiles the "failure to launch" cycle and warns it harms work ethic and independence, stressing that parents must push kids to become self supporting adults.
Federal George W Bush and Dick Cheney listed with White House phones and faxes. Senators Kay Hutchison and John Cornyn, and Rep. Ted Poe, Ron Paul, Gene Green provided with district numbers, offices, and web links for contact. Local numbers include Texas area codes.
Baytown Sun lists Clifton Clements as publisher and Sandy Denson as business manager. Newsroom contacts include David Bloom managing editor and Keith Magee assistant managing editor. Doyle Barlow is sports editor and Angie Pagel advertising director, with Raymond Jackson production manager.
Baytown Sun details daily press office numbers including main newsroom and departments for news, retail, classifieds, circulation and fax. The address is 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77522 with a P O Box 90. The publication operates online at baytownsun com and its website.
Miss your paper Baytown Sun delivery guidance. Call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery if not received by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday or 8 a.m. Sunday.
The Baytown Sun invites signed letters and guest columns up to 300 and 500 words respectively. Include a non publishable address and phone number, and a photo for columns. Submissions may be edited or refused, and views belong to authors, not the paper or advertisers. Send to David Bloom, Baytown Sun, P O Box 90 77522, fax 281 427 1880, or email sunnews baytownsun com.
A reader challenges Councilman Mahan over a pledge not to change the ordinance and questions his vote to modify it at a special meeting. The letter cites Definitions and Posting of Signs sections and accuses opponents of saboteur behavior, urging elected officials to keep promises.
A reader urges others to stop smoking after personal experiences with secondhand smoke. The author notes cigars aged odors in a 2005 Mercury Mountaineer and cites health improvements in grandchildren and husband after quitting. The piece contrasts public smoking with personal health gains and pleads to quit to prevent cancer deaths.
Marsene Emert defends frank talk about Chili's smokers as Bobby Jennings notes a family scene outside and inside the restaurant. The writer questions legality of bars serving families with children and suggests coloring books as a draw for the so called family crowd while hard core smokers endure the cold outside.
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