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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements serves as Editor Publisher with Jim Finley retired as Managing Editor Doyle Barlow and day Eschbach as Sports Editor. David Bloom and Jane Howard Lee are Assistant Managing Editors with Keith Magee as Reporter.
The Baytown Sun editorial argues Goose Creek ISD 2005 policy barring athletes who transfer between Sterling and Lee high schools creates unfair ineligibility for varsity play. It praises the 5-2 board vote overturning a punishment and says activities beyond sports should not be restricted. It contends the rule harms athletes, ignores equal opportunity, and undermines academics by treating athletics as separate from education. It warns against competitive balance fearing transfers and notes Lee’s program’s college opportunities.
Baytown resident Bert Marshall argues that modern parody distorts truth as spoof shows misrepresent public figures. He warns that repeated imitation shapes beliefs, influences voting, and risks turning leaders into jokes unless people seek factual information. He notes how media satire blends reality for many viewers.
A compact roster of federal and state elected officials with partial phone numbers. George W Bush and Dick Cheney listed with White House lines. Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn shown with Senate and district contacts. Ted Poe Ron Paul and Gene Green represent House districts with select numbers.
Publisher Clifton E. Clements leads Baytown Sun operations with contact points for readers. Sandy Denson handles business management, while Newsroom leadership includes Managing Editor David Bloom and Asst. Managing Editor Keith Magee. Sports coverage is led by Doyle Barlow.
Baytown Sun contact details list address at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 90 with phone numbers for classified circulation and general inquiries plus a fax line and email and web address for the Baytown Sun site.
Advertising Director Angie Pagel urges readers to contact Baytown Sun by calling 281 425 8048 by 10 a.m. if the paper does not arrive by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday or by 8 a.m. Sunday to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun welcomes signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include author address and phone number not for publication. Submissions may be edited or rejected. Send to David Bloom at P.O. Box 90 Baytown 77522, fax 281 427 1880, or email sunnews baytownsun com.
A writer argues that tuition deregulation harms access to top universities by rewarding wealth. The letter contends achievements should determine admission over parental wealth, noting two-income families and debt have risen. The author contrasts Texas A&M with SFA and SHSU in job prospects and charges Hill with misrepresenting points.
A Baytown reader from Alan Hudgins cites decades of pollution and praises local efforts to cut pollution through EPA and TCEQ compliance. He highlights billions spent on scrubbers and basins, industry upgrades from breweries to petrochemical plants, and trained workers in EPA Universal Certification as evidence of moving in the right direction. He argues new border plants lack strict environmental rules and urges readers to recognize local improvements over 30 years.
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