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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2003
Page
3
The note lists Gash, Editor and Publisher David Bloom, Managing Editor Fred Hartman, Publisher Emeritus 1950 1974, highlighting the editorial leadership timeline and notable figures associated with the publication.
The Baytown Sun discusses the 20th annual National Night Out Against Crime sponsored with local law enforcement. Neighbors are urged to organize block parties and flashlight walks to deter crime and strengthen police community ties. Contact Officer John Butler or Elsie Martin at 281-422-5152 for organizing details.
The San Antonio Express-News reports US House Majority Leader Tom DeLay travels to Israel, Jordan and Iraq and opposes the Bush administration plan for a Palestinian state calling it a road map to destruction. He argues for more U.S. funding to Israel and rebuilding Palestinian areas, amid broader regional tensions.
Nat Hentoff argues that Justice O'Connor misread facts in Grutter v Bollinger and that Michigan law school used de facto quotas. He contrasts Bakke limits with later decisions and cites Friedman's district court finding, plus polls showing public opposition to quotas and support for merit-based admissions.
A Baytown reader complains about disruptive moviegoers at Premiere Cinema during Pirates of the Caribbean and urges quiet and cell phone bans. The second letter from David and Penny Wheelworth complains about dogs leaving fecal deposits on their yard near a fire hydrant.
The Baytown Sun editorial board meets weekly at 2 pm Wednesday and invites public issues discussions. Submit original signed letters up to 300 words or guest columns up to 500 words with a photo. Include a non publication addressed contact, limit one per month, and mail or fax to Baytown Sun or email sunnews@baytownsun.com.
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