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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2005
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash remains editor publisher while Jim Fintey retires as managing editor. Doyle Barrow joins as managing editor and Jane Howard Lee former reporter is listed as retired. Danielle Lynch serves as news editor with sports under David Bloom.
Frustration marks the debate as Americans demand stronger southern border control while Mexico City’s president condemns perceived US isolationism influencing Congress. The confrontation underscores tensions over immigration policy and national sovereignty.
Mexican President Vicente Fox attacks a House immigration bill endorsing a 700 mile wall along the U S Mexico border. He warns the United States risks xenophobic backlash while urging reforms to slow migration and protect workers. Senate debates McCain and Bush plans as alternatives.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette columnist Gene Lyons critiques the so called War on Christmas, tracing it to Fox News figures and a broader right wing fear politics. He argues conservatives seek control through fear, likening modern rhetoric to outdated antisemitic tropes and urging defense of constitutional freedoms.
Government officials listed include Governor Rick Perry and Lt. Governor David Dewhurst with their contact numbers, along with Attorney General Greg Abbott, Comptroller Carole Strayhorn, Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs, state senators Mario Gallegos Wayne Smith John Whitmire, representatives Wayne Smith and district numbers, and Railroad Commission contact.
Baytown Sun publisher Wanda Garner Cash leads the operation with Sandy Denson as business manager. Newsroom leadership includes David Bloom as managing editor and Danielle Lynch as news editor, with Doyle Barlow handling sports. Design editor Clarissa Silva and advertising director Angie Pagel also listed.
The Baytown Sun provides delivery by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If you do not receive your paper on time, call 281 425 8048 by 10 a.m. for redelivery. Contact numbers include main 281 422 8302 newsroom 281 425 8016 and classified 281 425 8008.
The Baytown Sun invites signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a non publication phone and address, writer photo for columns, and note submissions may be edited or rejected. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun, P O Box 90, fax 281 427 1880, or email sun news bay townsun com.
A Baytown reader praises Michael Pineda for his competitive storytelling and steady town reporting. The letter expresses long friendship and online readership, urging continued strong work and engagement with the community.
A Baytown physician on San Jacinto Methodist Hospital staff supports the hospital smoking ban inside and outside the premises. The letter notes Baytown-wide rules banning smoking within 15 feet of entrances, urges quitting, and cites a 24 hour American Cancer Society helpline 1 877 YES QUIT.
A reader criticizes a recent vote against pollution control measures and compares it to past deregulation in energy, urging the public to scrutinize government actions rather than rely on officials to act for them. The letter questions motives and cites impact on consumers and energy companies.
Brittney Kittle recalls visiting her great grandfather John Mack Linder, sharing daily conversations about family. She notes her mother and sister Tiffany Kittle at home while she spent one to two hours with him, expressing deep love for him.
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