Baytown Sun Editor and Publisher Lineup History
The Baytown Sun traces its leadership from Wanda Garner Cash as Editor and Publisher to David Bloom and Adenagiri as Editors, with Fred Hartman noted as Publisher Emeritus 1950-1974, outlining the longstanding editorial lineage since 1922.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Joseph Lohan
Dee Anne Navarre
Jim Finley
Sun
Jane Howard Lee
Warming: Doctors withhold treatment details over insurance
Nearly a third of doctors in a survey say they withhold information about useful treatments because they think insurance plans won’t cover them. The practice risks misapprehension of plan details and denies patients the chance to appeal denials, raising malpractice concerns.
Drug resistant HIV strains alarm at AIDS conference
A study of 1,633 newly infected HIV patients in 17 European countries finds nearly 10 percent carry strains resistant to at least one class of anti AIDS drugs. The finding confirms prior smaller studies and urges adjustments in treatment and education amid concerns about riskier behavior.
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Paris
Times-Picayune
New
Guerrilla War Framing in Iraq Conflicts with Peacekeeping Labels
The Orange County Register argues the Iraq war blends guerrilla action with occupation. It notes Bush declared victory in May, while Rumsfeld calls attacks remnants-driven and uncoordinated, and cites the new commander as describing a classical guerrilla campaign.
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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Public Input
The Baytown Sun invites community input through letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions should be original, signed, include address and phone, and may be edited or refused.
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Wanda Garner Cash
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Firefighters defend hazmat grants in Baytown letter exchange
John Adkins, Baytown firefighter, argues the July 23 letter misstates grant facts. He notes the $500000 hazmat vehicle grant and $230000 training grant are one time. He defends four man staffing as safer and explains cost offsets from insurance premiums and tax impact.
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Brandy P Waugh
Ms. Waugh
Baytown
Fire Association
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Parks Dept
DOT
Tom Carr
Fire Administration
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John Adkins
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