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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2006
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash serves as Editor Publisher while David Bloom is Managing Editor and Jim Finley Jane Howard Lee, retired, hold editor positions. Doyle Barlow and Danielle Lynch are assigned as reporters, with Lynch also overseeing sports content.
The Austin American Statesman notes that House anti immigration hardliners push for a traveling hearing road show while Senate plans take a broader view. President Bush urges enforcement and a guest worker program as 1300 border patrol agents have been added since 2001 and illegal immigration persists. A conference will reconcile bills after the elections, with little action expected before November.
Nestle plans to acquire weight loss product maker Jenny Craig Inc for 600 million dollars. Nestle chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe says the move advances its transformation into a nutrition health and wellness company. The purchase echoes past moves like Unilever buying Slim Fast.
Edward Atkinson, 74, jailed four weeks in England for sending upsetting abortion images to a hospital executive. A wheelchair user was convicted for similar acts to pharmacies. The piece argues for open discussion and criticizes hospital retaliation.
A compact roster of officials includes President George W Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney with White House contact routes, senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn with district office numbers, and House members Ted Poe Ron Paul and Gene Green with district office and general lines. It outlines phone and fax details and relevant web addresses for outreach.
Publisher and staff contacts listed with phone numbers and emails. Submission rules require original signed letters or guest columns up to 300 and 500 words respectively, with photos for guest pieces and editor rights to edit or refuse publication.
The Baytown Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association invites Baytown residents or workers aged 18 and over to join a July 11 session run by the Baytown Police Department under Officer Stewart Beasley. Applications screen criminal history and driving records for integrity. For details contact Beasley at 281-420-6662.
San Jacinto Hospital has prohibited employees from smoking in the median near the hospital. The move addresses a traffic safety concern as staff cross the street, and it aims to curb litter from cigarette butts seen along the median.
A Baytown reader vents at The Baytown Sun over the headline San Jac moves to become tobacco free. The letter urges recruiting American-born doctors, improving the emergency room, and halting patient harassment. The writer notes personal access to Houston care and calls for a real Baytown hospital.
A Bays town body shop gains attention from visitors as a unique Mustang on Main Street draws positive comments. The car is hoped to be refurbished and kept as a city landmark alongside imagined tapioca trees and jasmine scenes.
A supporter compliments David Yepez and Lena Yepez in Baytown. The note praises their Maverick ideas to reshape the citys refinery town image and invites updates on their first wine offering.
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