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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2003
Page
4
The passage lists David Bloom as editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus covering 1950 through 1974, marking the leadership span and notable editorial lineage of the newspaper. It reflects leadership roles and historical tenure.
About 100 ExxonMobil Baytown Olefins Plant workers spent Friday aiding Pecan Village and Our Promise Center as part of United Way Day of Caring. Volunteers landscaped, installed screen doors, ceiling fans, carpet, and painted walls, with the ExxonMobil Foundation donating funds aligned to hours volunteered. Community members also praised Baytown veteran Fletcher Hickerson for decades of service and noted a benefit barbecue for Officer Ricky Ibarra, aiming to raise over 15000 dollars. readers encouraged to contribute.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public issues. Submissions must be original, signed, with writer details not for publication, and limited to one per month. Include a photo for guest columns. address and phone numbers must be provided.
In the redistricting debate, Lt. Gov. Dewhurst invokes the 1992 Bullock precedent to oppose bringing a congressional redistricting bill without two-thirds support, while flagging that a Perry-called session could lower the requirement to a simple majority. The 1992 context included court-drawn maps and party dynamics.
A Baytown letters page argues against naming the suspect’s mother in a drug lab bust story and questions the newspaper’s handling of private-family details, while other readers praise education funding ideas and credit local hospitals for patient care.
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