Bartown Sun Founder and Editors Noted in History
The Bartown Sun, established in 1922, lists Wanda Gamer Cash as editor and publisher, with David Bloom and Fred Hartman noted in leadership roles including Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974. The notice chronicles key figures shaping the newspaper’s early and mid-20th century leadership.
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Fred Hartman
Storms and smoking tie Gulf coast vigilance to health costs
A Baytown Sun editorial notes hurricane season and unpredictable storms threaten Louisiana and Mississippi electricity outages, urging preparedness. It also praises anti smoking campaigns led by Communities Against Tobacco, but laments state budget cuts hinder future funding and long term health savings.
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Exas Gulf Coast
Bill
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Communities Against Tobacco
Harris County Health Department
Texas
Lee College urged to adopt minority district representation
Baytown leaders and Lee College board face calls for single member districts after 35 years with minimal minority trustees. Mercedes Renteria presses for district blocks, citing Baytown's demographics and a looming suit, while a 2003 pledge to diversity echoes through the debate. Supreme Court framing on minority enrollment in higher education adds context to the clash.
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Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
United States
Afghanistan
Baytown
Lee College
Lee College Board of Regents
College
Mercedes Renteria
United States Supreme Court
University of Michigan Law School
Sandra Day O'Connor
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Letters and Guest Columns
The Baytown Sun invites community input through letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be original, signed, and include contact details not for publication. Email sunnews baytownsun.com or mail to The Baytown Sun P.O. Box 90 Baytown TX 77522.
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Wanda Gamer Cash
David Bloom
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Ghetto Ganders and School Consolidation Revisited
A 1980s debate on merging Robert E. Lee and Sterling High Schools recurs in letters noting long standing labels ghetto and snob, failed pocket zones, and a 1987 fire that prompted talks of consolidation to address racial balance and growth.
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Lee
Robert E. Lee
Houston
Sterling
RSS
REL
Brownwood
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