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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2001
Page
4
The Bartown Sun traces its founding to 1922 with Wanda Gamer Cash as key figure. Exiitor and Publisher David Bloom, Managing Editor Fred Hartman, and Publisher Emeritus 1950 1974 appear in historical notes.
The Corpus Christi Caller-Times notes a debate among Bush advisers on whether to prioritize Iraq or the economy as the fight in Afghanistan winds down. It argues neglecting Iraq could endanger lives, while warning against using the war to justify domestic spending. It emphasizes terrorism threats, free trade, and the public backing for Bush.
Texans face a delayed rush into deregulation amid unemployment recession and war concerns. Regulators set a price to beat benchmark, ensuring providers must cut current rates by 6 percent, while pilot programs reveal inadequate competition, customer assignment delays, and ERCOT computer issues. Advocates urge postponement.
The Baytown Sun invites public discussion with weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p m on Wednesdays. Readers may visit by appointment via Managing Editor David Bloom, with board members listed. Submissions include letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to five words, must be original and signed, with contact details.
The piece argues that public support for civil liberties waned during the Bush years. It notes expansion of surveillance powers under the Patriot Act and echoes Church Committee findings on COINTELPRO. Civil rights groups urge a broad coalition to pressure Congress to defend First and Fourth Amendments and counter executive overreach.
Readers argue about church and state in schools as Christmas music is played. A correspondent condemns editorial bias, defends peaceful religious expression, and accuses opponents of overreach and anti Christian discrimination while urging focus on education.
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