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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements edits the editorial page with Jim Finley as retired managing editor Doyle Barlow, Jay Eschbach, David Bloom, Jane Howard Lee, and Keith Magee as assistant managing editor among the staff.
The Baytown Sun editorial notes Black History Month activities at the J.D. Walker Community Center in Baytown led by editor Keith Magee. The week features the Black Inventors & Science Museum, guest speakers, a celebrity basketball game, and a gospel concert at 7613 Wade Road, with a panel on hip hop and gospel music and the Lee College Gym hosting the basketball game.
A reader argues that Lee High lags Sterling in multiple TAKS and graduation metrics over recent years. Citing TEA data and research on poverty and demographics, the letter contends zoning by socioeconomic lines will worsen outcomes, despite equal intel lligence and dedication of students and teachers.
A reader defends comments attributed to them in a Lee Sterling basketball game article. They deny saying the district failed to inform the community and insist the published quote misrepresented their views. The letter urges accurate reporting and notes constitutional press freedom.
Federal George W Bush and Dick Cheney listed with White House contacts. Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn share district phone numbers and emails. Representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green provide district and office numbers and websites.
The Baytown Sun lists staff contacts including Clifton E. Clements as Publisher and Sandy Denson as Business Manager. The Newsroom features David Bloom as Managing Editor and Keith Magee as Assistant Managing Editor with Doyle Barlow as Sports Editor.
Residents are reminded the Baytown Sun should arrive by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun invites original signed letters and guest columns up to 300 or 500 words respectively. Submit with writer’s address and phone, not for publication, and note editors may edit or reject. Send signed pieces to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or fax 281 427 1880 or email sun news baytownsun com.
The Baytown Sun newsroom main line and departments list phone numbers and addresses for Baytown Texas publication operations including main office news, retail, classified, circulation and fax contact points. The text provides mall lines and a general website for reader access.
A reader argues that marches against U.S. schools shift blame from minority parents and role models. The letter contends Title One funding is not the sole issue and suggests reviewing self factors rather than accusing the United States. It notes wealthier districts benefit from parental support and asserts immigration issues are not America’s fault.
A Baytown Sun tribute recalls Mrs. Altman as a warm, welcoming presence who taught piano to the writer and their daughters in the 70s. The memories include afternoons through the shalom door and Mr Altman greeting visitors, reflecting a beloved family in the community.
A reader thanks Brother Danny and Mrs Dana for 30 years of service at Old River Baptist Church. The letter recalls the church’s 1944 founding by grandmother Ethel Sylvia, growth from a small white building to a new, flourishing facility, and family memories of Sunday School, piano, and communal love.
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