Baytown Sun Leadership Credits and Editorial Pioneers
The Baytown Sun founded in 1922 highlights its editorial leadership with Wenda Garner Cash as Editor and Publisher and David Bloom as Managing Editor. Fred Hartman is listed as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking a legacy of longtime Baytown journalism.
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Wenda Garner Cash
Fred Hartman
Cornyn proposes new guest worker program for Mexico and beyond
In a Senate speech Sen John Cornyn urges a temporary guest worker system to bring illegal immigrants out of the shadows and restore labor law integrity. The plan envisions an initial 8 to 10 million illegal workers gaining a one year work permit with a blue card and potential extension up to three years, after which they return home.
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Mexico
John Cornyn
U.S
Senate
Sen. Cornyn
United States
Congress
The
Dallas Morning News
Border NAFTA hopes hinge on cross border cooperation
The piece argues that NAFTA success relies on cooperation across levels including environmental efforts. It notes BECC has certified 1.7 billion in border projects, far short of the 1993 6 billion need for El Paso colonias where 3,500 residents haul water. Without cooperation funding will wane and progress stalls.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
NAFTA
el Paso
Colonias
el Paso Colonia
Border Environment Cooperation Commission
BECC
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Submissions and Visits
The Baytown Sun invites public input with weekly 2 p.m. editorial board meetings on Wednesdays and appointment option via Managing Editor David Bloom. Letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words are welcome with signatures, contact details, and observer notes. political content has election timing restrictions.
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The
Baytown Sun
Sun
Wanda Garner Cash
David Bloom
P.O
Baytown
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Detention abuse and court limits on release of detainee names
Nat Hentoff argues that the Bush era use of post September 11 detention defied due process and the Constitution. He cites the June DC Circuit ruling upholding secrecy over detainee identities and notes inspector general findings of harsh confinement and blocked access to counsel. The piece criticizes executive privilege and calls for public scrutiny to protect fundamental rights.
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US Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Bush Administration
Justice Department
Glenn A. Fine
Ashcroft
Steven Brill
Simon & Schuster
Inspector General
Anthony Romero
The
American Civil Liberties Union
PBS
NewsHour
Jim Lehrer
David B. Sentelle
Lawrence Goldman
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Department of Justice
Court of Appeals
Justice
Se US
Circuit Court of Appeal
Attornney
Letters re Bible teaching and Fourth of July cleanup
A reader argues against teaching children occult themes, citing scripture, and urges Christian discernment. The letter thanks God for freedoms, prays for returning soldiers, and calls for personal responsibility in cleaning fireworks debris from Stallworth Stadium area outside Baytown.
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Baytown
Stallworth Stadium
America
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Tatel
Nat Hentoff
Jesus