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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements, known as Cliff, assumes the role of Editor Emeritus at the publishing house where PRED HARTMAN serves as Publisher Emeritus and Jim Finley remains as Publisher. The leadership trio marks a ceremonial transition amid ongoing operations.
National tragedy report details the infant death in Galveston with the father still missing. It recalls the earlier Baby Grace case, notes capital murder charges against the mother and stepfather, and urges community action to prevent abuse with hotlines and prevention resources.
Baytown residents reflect on Black History Month as a call to recognize Black achievements and promote education. Community leaders highlight programs at J D Walker Center and Lee College, Exxon's sponsorship, and the need to curb crime and foster national unity. Ray Wilson, retired Exxon supervisor, is noted with contact.
Readers praise Reggie for a long career at Citizens Bank beside the Brunson Theatre. The letter recalls his professional loan help for a new car and wishes him well in retirement.
A reader recounts finding a 40 to 50 pound beaver dead on Baker Road between Decker Drive and Bayway about five years ago. She stored the animal in a freezer and reports it was too magnificent to leave, noting beavers have long inhabited the area.
A Houston area reader urges CBS to keep the graphic series Dexter on Showtime not broadcast. The letter condemns airing a vigilante serial killer drama on free TV and warns against broader indecent content if public opinion remains silent.
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