Clifton E Clements Editor Publisher Jim Finley Retired
Clifton E Clements served as editor and publisher while Jim Finley retired as managing editor and Doyle Barrow remained sports editor on the editorial board with David Bloom as managing editor Jane Howard Lee retired and Keith Magee as assistant managing editor
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Cliff” Clements
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Texas views: legislature and stem cell debate continues
The Texas Legislature will examine more than 6000 bills, with at least nine on stem cell research. UT Southwestern's Dr. Luis Parada notes the need to avoid harm while supporters push House Bill 2704 to ban human cloning but allow non cloning research. The bill would form an advisory panel and align with broader pro life positions while addressing federal funding limits.
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Compassion and civility in politics across divides
A National Review Online piece argues politics commands focus yet demands basic human empathy. It recalls online venom toward Dick Cheney, memorials for Cathy Seipp, and editor Kathryn Lopez urging civility beyond party lines.
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Catherine Seipp
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Government officials contact list from Texas congressional and state offices
A compact roster lists federal and state officials with representative phone lines and web contacts. Notable entries include President George W. Bush, Representatives Ted Poe Paul Gene Green, and state figures Governor Rick Perry and Senators Tommy Williams Mario Gallegos John Whitmire Craig Elland Wayne Smith, along with district contact numbers and the White House site.
Baytown Sun Contacts and Submissions Policy
The Sun lists Clifton E. Clements and Sandy Denson as publisher and business manager with BaytownSun.com contact, plus newsroom staff including David Bloom and Keith Magee. It invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words, noting originals only and required photo for guest columns.
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Baytown Sun Letter Submissions and Delivery Info
The Baytown Sun lists submission guidelines and contact details for signed letters and guest columns. Readers may mail or fax letters to David Bloom and must include a valid publication address and phone number. Paper delivery is guaranteed by 6 am weekdays and 8 am Sundays with redelivery if late.
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Hutchison urges victory in Iraq war not to retreat
Republican U S Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison from Texas argues against non binding resolutions calling for setting withdrawal dates. She cites General Petraeus and Abizaid supporting a continued mission and warns that such resolutions could aid terrorists and embolden enemies, insisting victory is essential for America and children’s future.
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