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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E Cliff Clements is named editor publisher Jim Finley and David Bloom manage the newsroom with Hales City editor M A Bengtson listed among the editorial staff.
The piece argues that Jefferson, Romney, Huckabee and other figures face religion-based questions in campaigns. It notes Jefferson’s belief in Jesus’ precepts without divinity, and his views on religion as a private matter. It questions whether faith should influence judgments of candidates’ merits alongside policy plans.
The article criticizes President Bush for backing spending bills including Iraq war funds while vetoing a Head Start appropriation. It highlights his support for lower capital gains taxes for hedge fund managers and a $51 billion borrowing plan, contrasting with Warren Buffett's call for tax fairness and questioning Bush's sense of proportion and accountability.
A church sermon frames sanctuary as inner peace through Christ, citing Luke 2 and the Colorado church attack to urge personal faith. It emphasizes true peace within the heart regardless of external danger and invites prayer for those affected by the Colorado violence.
A reflective piece on choosing love rooted in I Corinthians 13:14 and a poignant tale of Johnny and his sister Mary. It emphasizes faith, hope, and love as guiding forces in life, describing Johnny's selfless blood donation and his belief he was giving his life for his sister. The message urges loving God, others, and oneself.
A reader outlines ten Christmas ideals stressing keeping Christ in Christmas, celebrating Jesus birth, sharing joy, giving with love, supporting church and missions, and kindness to workers during the season.
A reader laments the Christmas Parade noting few dressed in festive attire and sparse decorated entries. They criticize crowd management, stating police were in the parade and not directing traffic, with lanes blocked and views obstructed. Highlands and Crosby supposedly outdo Baytown.
A Baytown volunteer criticizes the Baytown Humane Society’s management, calling the board’s operation a dictatorship with no checks or input. The writer, who fostered up to six dogs, urges volunteers to seek organizations with real governance and accountability.
Federal and state officials listed with names including George W. Bush Dick Cheney Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green and their telephone and fax numbers across White House Senate and House contacts. Also provides district offices and web addresses for further outreach.
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and contact emails for the publisher Sandy Denson business manager and others. It notes letters to the editor of up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. It also mentions photos for guest columns.
The Baytown Sun lists submission rules for signed letters and guest columns and notes delivery times. Readers are advised to mail to David Bloom or email, with deadlines and redelivery contact in case of late receipt.
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