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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2006
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash editors publisher David Bloom managing editor Jim Finley Jane Howard Lee retired managing editor retired reporter Doyle Barrow Danielle Lynch sports editor news editor constitute the editorial team for the publication.
The Herald Bulletin argues Patriot Act provisions should be altered or ended before any extension and criticizes President Bush for authorizing wiretaps without warrants. It asserts executive overreach beyond constitutional limits and warns against partisan obstinacy blocking improvements for national security and civil liberties.
The Gainesville Sun notes a Palm Beach County case where a Boynton Beach High School student seeks AC LU help after a math teacher berated him for not standing for the pledge. The piece contrasts 1943 Supreme Court guidance with current debates on compelled participation and state-sponsored religion, clarifying the issue is separate from the phrase under God.
George Plagenz argues for fixed daily office hours in churches to offer immediate listening and counsel outside emergencies. He cites ministers standing in church parking lots and furnace-room conversations as proof of value, while noting current appointment systems deter many in need.
Officials listed include Governor Rick Perry and Lt Governor David Dewhurst with phone lines. Also Attorney General Greg Abbott Comptroller Carole Strayhorn Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs and senators Mario Gallegos and John Whitmire plus representatives Craig Ellman Wayne Smith. A railroad commissioner contact and a URL to find your local representative are provided.
Contact details for Wanda Garner Cash publisher and staff editors across departments at the Baytown Sun. Lists publisher, business manager, newsroom, managing editor, sports editor, design editor, news editor, advertising director and circulation manager with email contacts.
The Baytown Sun mailbox details list addresses and phone numbers for different departments including Newsroom Retail and Classifieds. Delivery times are stated as by 6 am Monday through Saturday and by 8 am Sunday with redelivery by calling 281 425 8048 by 10 am if late.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be original, signed, with an address and phone number not for publication, and may be edited or declined. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun, P O Box 90 Baytown 77522, or fax 281 427 1880 or email sun news bay townsun com.
A reader chides the Texas Coalition Research Institute and labeled ally Bill Ratliff a socialist for supporting the Children’s Health Insurance Program. The letter mocks alleged hypocrisy in critiques of government spending and tax policy, urging a return of Ratliff’s degrees to a jokingly named Doofus University.
A teacher in Afghanistan was killed at the doorway of his school for educating girls, highlighting dangers faced by educators of female students. The speaker condemns Islamist resistance to women’s education and praises teachers who risk their lives to empower women.
Harris County officials include District Clerk Charles Bacarisse 713-755-5711 and District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal 713-755-5800. Other leaders are County Judge Robert Eckels 713-755-4000, County Treasurer Jack Cato 713-765-6120, County Attorney Michael Stafford 713-755-5101, County Clerk B F Kaufman, Trant tax ATTICe 713-368-2200, Precinct 2 Commissioner Sylvia Garcia 713-755-6220, Sheriff Tommy Thomas 713-755-6044, Precinct 3 Constable Ken Jones 281-427-4792, Place 1 Justice of the Peace Mike Parrott 713-450-2409, Place 2 Tony Palumbo 281-427-7449, and Chambers Jimmy Sylvia 409-267-8295.
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