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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2007
Page
4
The newspaper lists the editorial board with David Bloom as Managing Editor Carlton E. Clements as Editor Publisher Jim Finley noted as retired Managing Editor day Eschbach listed as community member Jane Howard Lee retired Reporter and Keith Magee as Assistant Managing Editor.
Baytown City Council plans to discuss restricting parking on front lawns amid editorials urging action. The piece notes cars and boats on lawns hurt neighborhood look, property values, and safety, citing support for a ban similar to a Houston proposal.
In a stream of opinion and chatter the writer riffs on Apple’s upcoming iPhone release and its hype. He also notes Kobayashi’s arthritis claim, a Michigan Starburst suit, Bigfoot searches in Marquette County and Paris Hilton’s jail status. The mashup lampoons tech frenzy and media culture with local flavor.
A compact roster of federal and state officials with publicly listed phone and fax numbers. Includes President George W. Bush Vice President Dick Cheney Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Rep. Ted Poe Rep. Ron Paul Rep. Gene Green and district contact details.
The Sun provides contact details for Clifton Clements Sandy Denson Emmett McKinley Joshua Hart David Bloom and Keith Magee. Letters to the editor are welcome up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with guidelines for submission.
The Baytown Sun provides guidelines for submitting signed letters and guest columns. Include name and contact details for publication, note editor rights to edit or refuse, and delivery times with redelivery contacts.
A reader blasts the old Brunson Theater on Texas Avenue as a health hazard. They note stagnant water, no roof, and chained doors, urging either demolition or preservation of the facade, with disposal of the site’s derelict eyesore.
A former Exxon supervisor known for his thrift and protectiveness of workers laments a Houston Chronicle report on court actions that depleted his savings. He accuses judges and lawyers of seizing his assets to fund legal battles and guardianship, leaving him with little or nothing in old age.
A Baytown family describes the night of December 15 2005 when a Union Pacific train struck a car at an inoperative crossing near Jindal plant. The son survived a severe crash but required Jaws of Life rescue and hospital care as memorial efforts gathered overhead.
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