Clifton E Clements Editor Publisher Jim Finley Retired
Community notes honor Clifton E Clements editor and publisher and Jim Finley who retired as managing editor while Jay Eshbach remains active community member in local publication record.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2007
Page
4
Community notes honor Clifton E Clements editor and publisher and Jim Finley who retired as managing editor while Jay Eshbach remains active community member in local publication record.
Editorial notes rising parking lot crime with daytime purse theft in a busy Kroger lot on Garth Road. Police and store security push for vigilance, keeping keys ready and purses secure. Also warns of Internet and mail scams, often Nigerian or Canadian lotteries, urging reporting to fraud office or police.
Baytown resident Hilda C. Martinez writes of relentless rain and sunless days, lamenting single hospital dependence, weather fatigue, and search for brighter moments while wondering about sun, healing, and global warming.
A compiled roll of federal leaders and Texas representatives with phone numbers and web addresses for White House officials Senator Hutchison Cornyn Congressman Poe Ron Paul and Rep. Gene Green, plus Baytown Sun publisher Cliff Clements and business manager Sandy Denson.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns, including word limits of 300 for letters and 500 for guest pieces. It provides contact emails and mailing addresses, clarifies editor rights, and notes delivery times and redelivery calls.
A 1967 Lee High School graduate praises the Lee mascot for being named the best in Texas. The writer thanks Sam Estrada for prioritizing a new costume and those who funded the purchase to honor Lee spirit.
Baytown and Highlands communities backed the Headed a Cure wig drive at the American Cancer Society event. The effort donated over 50 wigs and 30 head coverings to the San Jacinto Cancer Center, with assistance from RSS clubs, local Chapters, and area cosmetology programs.
A Baytown writer calls on townspeople to care for feral and domestic cats. They note two female cats recently birthed seven kittens and push for a no kill shelter, with references to Austin's approach. The letter also reacts to a July 21 piece by Mrs. Iles and mentions a Bush visit with the Holy Father.
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