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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2006
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash editor publisher and Jim Kinsey retirement mark leadership shift. Doyle Barrow becomes managing editor while Danielle Lynch joins as news editor. Editorial board members David Bloom and Jane Howard Lee retire from their roles.
The Baytown Sun editorial notes that Pumphrey fifth graders in Goose Creek face transfer choices due to state taken TAKS scores. Goose Creek delays in notifying parents, despite a February 1 legal deadline, while the plan to mail letters in two weeks remains tentative. The piece urges clear, timely communication and accountability from district leadership.
Dick Morris argues that Bush ratings rose as Democrats attacked Patriot Act and NSA wiretaps while isolationist voters, not liberals, shape support. He links history from Pearl Harbor to Vietnam, noting the persistence of isolationism and its impact on Iraq policy, domestic security, and electoral coalitions. He cites 1996 polls showing 35 percent isolationist base and analyzes party dynamics.
Government officials in Texas include Governor Rick Perry and Lt. Governor David Dewhurst with key contacts. Also listed are Attorney General Greg Abbott Comptroller Carole Strayhorn and Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson. State senators Mario Gallegos and Tommy Williams, state representatives Craig Ellman and Wayne Smith, Agriculture and Railroad commissions, with phone numbers and a website to find your district representative.
Baytown Sun lists key staff and departments with contacts for publication and advertising. Publisher Wanda Garner Cash, Managing Editor David Bloom, Sports Editor Doyle Barlow, Design Editor Clarissa Silva, News Editor Danielle Lynch, Advertising Director Angie Page, Circulation Manager Janie Halter, and others provided for reader outreach.
Baytown Sun provides contact numbers for news, retail, classifieds, and circulation. It includes a production manager contact and delivery expectations with redelivery instructions if the paper is late.
The Sun welcomes original letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a signature, address and phone number not for publication. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send signed pieces to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun, P O Box 90, Baytown 77522. Fax 281 427 1880 or email sunnews baytownsun com.
A Letter to the Editor laments long halftimes in college football. The writer argues fans prefer bands over announcers and ads, urging networks to cut experts and restoring band viewings from schools like the Aggies Longhorns Baylor TCU Texas Tech and others to boost fan enjoyment and household product sales.
A reader counters B G Jennings on religion in education. Evolution is taught as science. intelligent design is religious and should not be taught. Prayer in schools was not an establishment for 200 years. Freedom of and from religion, and boundaries to avoid infringing others, shape classroom discourse.
A reader muses on Jesus outreach to outcasts and questions if modern churches welcome Him. The piece urges self examination of whether believers truly embody scripture in actions over words and invite others to Christianity rather than tolerate them.
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