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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements earns role as Editor Publisher with David Bloom as Managing Editor and Doyle Barlow stepping in as Sports Editor. Jane Howard Lee retires. Finley leaves as managing editor. ASTUT Magee acts as assistant managing editor.
The Cambridge Energy Research Associates report finds the average American drove 13 657 miles in 2005 down from 13 711 in 2004. The change signals a shift toward public transit walking and cycling, indicating evolving attitudes toward foreign oil.
In a stark contrast to escalating Iraq violence, Americans flood stores on Black Friday seeking plasma TVs and Elmos. The piece links battlefield fatigue abroad with consumer frenzy at home, noting a gulf between survival chaos and holiday shopping optimism as readers face a season of stark contrasts.
The piece traces 1051 reformer Damian's Book of Gomorrah, Pope Leo IX’s inaction, and later suppression attempts, linking past clerical abuse to modern headlines. It cites A W Sipe on hidden sins, LA’s $60 million settlement with 45 victims, and records battles by Dallas Morning News and Fort Worth Star Telegram for priest files. It notes confession’s secrecy enables abuse, and that declining confessional use weakens priest–parish bonds, with GetReligion.org’s Terry Mattingly cited.
A compiled contact roster for federal and state representatives and senators. Includes names such as Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green and Dick Cheney with listed phone numbers and official websites.
Baytown Sun publishes contact details and staff roles for Clifton Clements Sandy Denson David Bloom Keith Magee Doyle Barlow Angie Pagel and Raymond Jackson with positions as Publisher Business Manager Newsroom Managing Editor Asst Managing Editor Sports Editor Advertising Director Production Manager and direct email references for each.
Baytown Sun addresses and phone numbers for main office newsroom retail classified circulation and fax. Includes mailing P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 and main line 281 422 8302 with departments listed. Website and email provided for readers.
The notice reminds readers to expect delivery by 6 a.m. on Mon through Sat and by 8 a.m. on Sun. If the paper is late, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun welcomes original letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a writer’s signature, address and phone not for publication, and a photo for guest columns. Submissions may be edited and may be refused. Send to David Bloom at The Baytown Sun or via fax or email.
Letter to the editor urges respect for the American and Texas flags during Baytown’s Christmas parade. The writer recalls flags processing first and demands that spectators stand and remove hats in tribute to the nation and state and the sacrifices made for freedom.
The author argues for shared rights in restaurants, noting non smokers experience longer waiting lists for non smoking tables and smaller smoking areas. They emphasize a smoke free environment for their granddaughter and others with medical conditions, urging understanding and compromise between smokers and non smokers.
Baytown Parks and Recreation hosts a festive Christmas parade with bands floats and the Lakewood Lawnchair Brigade drawing cheers from kids and families. Kiwanis and Girl Scout Troop 6203 helped decorate and ride on a float as Santa delighted spectators.
The Holiday Festival Concert in Baytown, presented by the Baytown Symphony Orchestra with the Lee College Choral and Lee High School choir, drew acclaim. An added French horn solo by Charles Gavin enhanced the evening, with thanks to Mr. Eichler, Mr. Powell, and all performers.
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