Baytown Sun Historical Editors and Publisher Lineup
The Baytown Sun traces its roots to 1922 with Wanda Jamer Cash as editor and publisher and David Bloom as managing editor, joined by Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, outlining the paper’s early leadership.
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Wanda Jamer Cash
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Wanda Garner Cash
Meredith Darnell
Eric Bauer
Dee Anne Navarre
Defense of U S integrity in war on terrorism faces critics
The piece argues the United States must defend its integrity against critics including Ramsey Clark and ACLU while interrogating Guantanamo detainees not classified as prisoners of war. It asserts military tribunals fit this war, cites Geneva Convention limits, and urges trust in U S actions amid international scrutiny.
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United States
Ramsey Clark
al-Qaida
Naval
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
International Red Cross
ACLU
Germany
Britain
Netherlands
Guantanamo
U.S
Bush wins broad bipartisanship praise in State of the Union
President Bush drew strong bipartisan support as he delivered a State of the Union citing swift action in Afghanistan and tributes to the fallen. Hamid Karzai offered charisma as Bush touted public approval around 80 percent while pledging economy focus and a tax cut dispute. Kennedy urged partial repeal to fund education while balancing the budget amid war and recession concerns.
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Afghanistan
Bush
Hamid Karzai
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Community Input
The Baytown Sun invites public discussion with weekly editorial board meetings at2 pm on Wednesdays. Submit letters up to300 words or guest columns up to500 words with signature, photo, return address, and phone number. Submissions limited to one per month. editors may edit and may refuse publication.
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The
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Wanda Gamer Cash
David Bloom
P.O
Baytown
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Biotech budget clash rises as NIH faces vacancies
Morton Kondracke reports mixed news on Bush plans to double the NIH budget amid a bigger cancer boost. The White House stalls on appointing a permanent NIH director while instilling micromanagement and fearing bioterrorism funding shifts. Competition among disease groups grows as cancer funding outranks other illnesses, prompting industry worries and calls for science driven priorities.
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Bush
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
White House
Anthony Faucci
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Faucci
NIAID
Robert Redfield
University of Maryland
NIA
Mitch Daniels
Daniels
Infectious Disease Institute
National Cancer Institute
NCI
Kevin Mathis
Campaign For Medical Research
Bill Clinton
Morton Kondracke
Roll Call
Capitol Hill
Unrestrained Christianity Criticized in 2002 Letter
Rusty Locke argues Christianity is unrestrained worldwide in a Monday January 28 2002 letter. He claims Christian faith and practice are restrained only in China and the Middle East, and presents several questioned assertions in support.
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Rusty Locke
China
Middle East
Texas state officials contact list excerpt 2002
Official contact details for Texas state leaders are listed including Governor Rick Perry Acting Lieutenant Governor Bill Ratliff Attorney General John Comyn Comptroller Carole Rylander and Land Commissioner as of 2002 with office addresses and phone numbers.
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Rick Perry
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Bill Ratliff
John Comyn
Carole Rylander
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