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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2008
Page
4
Guston E. Cliff Clements serves as editor and publisher Jim Finley leads with Fred Hartman publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974 Editorial board includes David Bloom managing editor Luka Hales retired managing editor Jay Eshbach community member and M A
The United States says Beijing sought to use the Games to press for a mature, reforming China, but rights groups note Beijing’s promises to allow journalistic access were broken. Journalists face warnings amid a facade of harmony as opening day nears.
Former Vice President Al Gore challenged the United States to end carbon emitting electricity within ten years and switch to solar wind geothermal and conservation with clean coal. He noted nuclear power would not rise but warned the pace is ambitious yet possible given past rapid moon landing progress. The interview appeared in the Binghamton Press Sun Bulletin.
Baytown adds red light cameras amid safety and revenue debate. Police cite deterrence and citations, while critics warn the drive for money outweighs safety. Nationally, surveillance cameras grow in transit, schools, and cities, raising privacy concerns and calls for balance. Ray Wilson, Baytown resident, offers contact.
Government officials listed include George W. Bush president Dick Cheney vice president and several U S lawmakers with phone numbers and web addresses for the White House Senate and House sites. Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green and others are referenced with district numbers and contact lines.
The Baytown Sun lists publisher Clifton Clements business manager Sandy Denson and other staff with emails. The note invites reader letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words and mentions photo inclusion.
The Baytown Sun publishes original signed letters and guest columns. Include a return address and phone number not for publication. Send to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or by fax or email. Delivery by 6 am Mon-Sat and 8 am Sun. call by 9 am if late for redelivery.
A reader questions Reverend Gregory Griffin s push to regulate pants while Baytown faces hunger issues. The letter argues feeding and housing people should take precedence over dress codes, noting offensive shirts upstaging clothing norms and urging city priorities toward aid and education.
A reader argues against using legislative power to regulate fashion, calling it a slippery slope that criminalizes individual taste. They question practicality, enforcement costs, and suggest addressing attire issues via education rather than laws.
A citizen argues against an proposed dress code ordinance in response to public concerns about smoking bans and boats near homes. The letter questions government overreach and warns of shrinking freedoms, lamenting media and council efforts to regulate daily choices.
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