Baytown Sun History Note Prominent Editors and Founding
The Baytown Sun traces its roots to 1922 with noted figures Wanda Gamer Cash G rand Pr David Sitcom and managing editor Fred Hartman. Publisher Emeritus 1950 1974 reflects a lineage of leadership shaping Baytown’s local press.
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Community urged to report suspected meth activity after Baytown raid
In Baytown a narcotics unit raided a Park Street house uncovering 400 grams of meth with a street value around 44000 dollars. The operation involved two pounds of ephedrine methyl alcohol acetone and sulfuric acid. This comes as the third such bust in a month with DPS drug task force aiding. Neighbors are urged to stay vigilant and report suspicions to prevent further labs. The Baytown Sun editorial urges proactive reporting.
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Bioterror risk and biodefense needs warned in Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Morning News reports on Dark Winter worst case scenarios and a bipartisan study urging a Manhattan Project scale biodefense program. It highlights aging federal staff, looming retirements, noncompetitive pay, and urgent need for national investment to recruit and train experts in CDC and related agencies.
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Baytown Sun invites letters and guest columns to editorials
The Baytown Sun promotes weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and invites community discussion. Submit letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo, signed with contact details for possible publication.
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Texas could lose clout as DeLay pushes redistricting
U S Rep Chet Edwards says Democrats protected GOP incumbents to retain seniority and funds, while Tom DeLay aims to boost Republican seats. Texas ranks on multiple committees but could lose influence if redistricting shifts power. Frost warns bipartisan clout would vanish, with DeLay seeking more seats. Dave McNeely reports.
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Letters reflect partisan clashes and Crosby center praise
A reader attacks Republicans for inaction while praising Democrats, cites Mr Eiland, Perry, and DeLay, and laments Baytown neglect. The letter praises Crosby’s community center and its activities, credits Commissioner Eversole, and questions Baytown’s county support and the Precinct 2 official’s efforts.
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