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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E Cliff Clements longtime editor and publisher, Jim Finley retired editor, Jay Eshbach former managing editor, community member ANA noted in local records.
The city allocates 100000 in MDC funds to Baytown Art League for a permanent home. 110 W Texas Avenue will become a cultural hub after repairs and improvements. Citizens cheer city leadership for the generous grant and the league’s bright future.
Scott McClellan’s What Happened critiques the Bush White House, accusing insiders like Rice of false testimony and Bush of self deception. The piece highlights pressure from a deferential press and notes critical reporting by Knight Ridder reporters while labeling McClellan’s revelations a challenge to established power.
The document lists contact numbers and websites for U S officials including President George W Bush Vice President Dick Cheney and Senators Hutchison and Cornyn along with Representatives Poe Paul and Green. It also provides Baytown Sun staff contacts and newsroom guidelines inviting letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a photo.
A notice details submission rules for letters and guest columns to The Baytown Sun. It explains signature requirement, editing rights, and how to submit. It also lists contact methods, newsroom hours, and delivery timetables for daily and Sunday editions.
In a skeptical critique of Scott McClellan's memoir and similar presidential aide exposes, the piece argues such books profit from claims of deception to justify wartime actions. It notes Rich's New York Times review finds "no news" and contends the public remains hungry for conflicting accounts while insiders seek gains.
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