The Baytown Sun Founded 1922
The Baytown Sun established in 1922 with Bloom serving as managing editor and guiding editorial leadership for decades.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
4
The Baytown Sun established in 1922 with Bloom serving as managing editor and guiding editorial leadership for decades.
The House passed the Shays Meehan measure amid heated claims of hypocrisy and constitutional concerns. Critics argue it would curb soft money while infringing First Amendment rights, potentially escalating corporate and union influence via disclosure, with full transparency urged as the sole remedy. The Baytown Sun editorial urges immediate full disclosure of all political contributions.
The ISU executive council backed major judging reforms aiming to prevent bias in Olympics scoring. Expansion of the panel to 14 with random selection and a double-digit scoring shift would curb deal making and improve analysis of judging patterns. Congress votes in June.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public issues. Submit signed pieces with return contact details by mail to Wanda Gamer Cash or David Bloom or by fax email. Submissions may be edited and must avoid election-related publishing within two days of an election.
Nat Hentoff argues that Section 215 lets FBI seize library and bookstore records on suspicion of terrorism, with gag orders barring disclosure. Courts may block press but not reveal search details, chilling free expression and access to legal counsel for librarians and booksellers.
A reader supports both abstinence and condom use for teens. They cite Colin Powell's remarks on safer sex while urging abstinence as best. The letter argues for promoting dual approaches, mocks misuse of condoms, and concludes with a caution about treating children as responsible for adult risks.
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