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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2003
Page
4
David Bloom serves as managing editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, shaping the paper’s era with leadership and editorial direction.
The GAO and AP report thousands of severely mentally ill youth end up in state systems designed for abuse or delinquency due to unaffordable care. Most states lack juvenile mental health services, forcing homes to consider in-state or residential options while Medicaid and CHIP funding strains persist. Extracurriculars and school budgets also face cuts. Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Rice professor and Nobel laureate Richard E. Smalley warned that world oil production will peak this decade, urging a shift to alternative energy sources. He criticized efforts to open ANWR and the Energy Security Act of 2003 for prolonging fossil fuel dependence and raising emissions.
The Baytown Sun details weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p.m. Wednesdays and invites public discussion. Readers may make appointments with Managing Editor David Bloom at 281 422 8302. Letters and guest columns up to 300 words welcomed with signatures and contact info.
Guest column invites readers to share their favorite Bible passages. It recalls Psalm 91 and 90, Hebrews 12 2 and other verses, notes how wars and crises prompt scripture use, and asks for submissions to Favorite Bible Verses Box 06580 Columbus Ohio 43208 with brief personal stories.
A reader challenges the editorial backing a half cent sales tax by arguing the Economic Development Corporation misused funds for unapproved projects and failed statutory processes. The letter supports dissolving the EDC and voting yes on Prop 1 and Prop 2, stressing fiduciary duties and tax relief.
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