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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2003
Page
4
The Bartown Sun, founded in 1922, lists David Bloom as Managing Editor and Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974, reflecting historic staff titles and leadership.
The Goose Creek school board meets to discuss its wealth designations under Robin Hood rules. Tax recapture may reduce state aid to less than last year's eight million dollars as about one third of Texas districts sit at the M&O rate limit. Editorial notes state lawmakers must fix school funding with a long-term solution, urging action soon.
A Baytown reader argues education quality matters more than school building age or location. She recalls wood floors and radiators from earlier years, praises the Gibson building, supports Miss Shaw, and notes her granddaughter’s cheerleading tryouts at Cedar Bayou and Lee. She emphasizes equal opportunity and parental support.
A Baytown reader argues against allowing children to view the Harry Potter films citing witchcraft and spiritual concerns. The letter stresses biblical separation and parental accountability before endorsing strong community support for the United Way of the Baytown Area.
The Baytown Sun calls for unsigned submissions to be addressed to The Baytown Sun writers with signatures. Include a non publishing address and phone number. Limit one submission per month. The paper may edit and may refuse publication. Political endorsements are restricted near elections.
Baytown City Council members serve two-year terms with meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays at 6 30 p m at City Hall Goose Creek Administration Building district trustees list shows seven directors and a three year term with board meetings on the second and fourth Mondays at 6 30 p m
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