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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2004

Page

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Open records in Texas public information act guidance

Texas public records overview describes rights under the Texas Public Information Act and a citizen watchdog role. It notes strong open records provisions, how to file requests with agencies, potential copying costs, and the importance of public access to government information. It also encourages readers to contact agencies and public information officers for instructions.

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Baytown Sun Editorial Board Details and Contact

The Baytown Sun outlines its editorial board meeting weekly at 2 p m on Wednesdays and invites community members to discuss issues. To arrange a visit or appointment contact Managing Editor David Bloom at 281 422 8302.

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Baytown Sun invites public letters and columns for publication

The Baytown Sun seeks unsigned submissions up to 300 words for letters and up to 500 words for guest columns on public interest topics. Submissions must be original, signed, include contact details not for publication, and can be sent by mail fax or email with editorial discretion.

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Cancer society thanks Baytown Sun for festival coverage

The Baytown Unit of the American Cancer Society extends thanks to The Baytown Sun for coverage of the Second Annual Smart Kids Safe Kids Summer Festival held May 8 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Cancer Center. Over 150 elementary children and their parents attended, with activities like basketball, nutrition games, and a LifeFlight helicopter display. The event promoted healthy diets and exercise to prevent cancer, with underwriters including San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and the Kiwanis Club of Baytown. Special thanks to organizers and volunteers led by Tannis Fink and the ACS staff.

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Baytown residents air concerns on streets and zoning

Mary Ward of Baytown voices frustration over junkyards and billboards, recurring street failures on James Street and Park Street, improper curbs and drainage, and a rise in water bills described as guesstimated. She cites new sidewalks, stalled city actions, and supervisor dismissiveness.

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Online Opinions From Baytown Talk Forum

The Sun invites reader participation with Baytown Talk online opinions. Voices spark heated topics and community commentary on current events.

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Debate Over Cell Phones in Schools Stirs Parents and Teachers

A public exchange weighs safety and practicality of allowing student cell phones on campus. Advocates cite emergency calls and parental oversight, while critics warn of distraction and policing burdens on staff. Supporters urge a policy with exceptions and clear rules rather than blanket penalties.

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June 17 2004 highlights and historical milestones

June 17 2004 marks the 169th day of the year with 197 remaining. Notable events include the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill near Boston, the 1856 Republican convention in Philadelphia, the 1885 arrival of the Statue of Liberty, Amelia Earhart’s 1928 trans Atlantic flight, France seeking surrender terms in 1940, the 1963 ruling against school Bible recitation, and the Watergate burglary beginning Nixon's downfall in 1972 along with Simpson's high profile arrest ten years prior.

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Baytown History Highlights From 1937 to 2003

A recap of notable Baytown events includes Goose Creek bond sales in 1937 sold by A W Snyder at 3.75 percent, the 1944 Quack Shack opening at Lee High School gym, Fred Hartman’s 1950 Sun Slants award, 1953 Baytown Fire Department rescue with $300 damage, Exxon researcher’s 1975 pollution claim, 1990 Bush Road reconstruction progress to four lanes, Kraft Foods’ 2000 grant to Bay Area Women’s Center, and 2003 mayoral budget shortfall amid a 2.4 percent sales tax drop. events span local education, civic groups, media awards, fires, industry, infrastructure and governance.

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