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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2007
Page
4
The article notes retirements and staffing changes within the newsroom, naming Jim Finley as retiring and highlighting Doyle Barlow as the Sports Editor, Jay Eschbach as Assistant Managing Editor, and Keith Magee in the editor lineup.
The 10th annual Bay Area Relay for Life at Stallworth Stadium drew well over 2,000 participants from Baytown and nearby cities. Organizers say the event exceeded its $550,000 goal by about $240,000, maintaining its No 1 fundraising rank in Texas and supporting American Cancer Society research and survivor support.
Bert Marshall, publisher of OurBaytown.com, argues against ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, claiming it would cede sovereignty to the United Nations and harm American jobs. He decries global governance and urges Americans to prioritize staying first in “our own happiness” while promoting sustainable growth.
A compact roster lists federal and state lawmakers and officials with phone numbers and web addresses. Names include George W. Bush Dick Cheney Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green and their respective offices with district or national contacts and sites.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for Clifton Clements publisher Sandy Denson business manager Joshua Hart circulation manager and newsroom staff led by David Bloom managing editor and Doyle Barlow sports editor. Readers may submit letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with guidelines noted.
The Baytown Sun provides guidelines for submitting signed letters and guest columns with full contact details. It lists submission methods and hours for ensuring timely delivery and redelivery, and notes items reflect individual views, not necessarily the paper or advertisers.
A reader urges Congress to act on marine safety after noting Discovery Channel figures claim 100000 fishermen killed over four years. The letter mocks overuse of the word issue, arguing the core problem is political neglect and calling for action to protect workers at sea.
A speaker argues for foot baths as safety hygiene amid Muslim student practices, likening faith customs to potential tax burdens and suggesting private colleges for Muslim students to avoid perceived disruption. The remarks compare responding to religious rituals with past discrimination and propose private schooling as a solution.
Carl Burg a 30+ year Goose Creek District 4 resident touts family values and district bond program expertise. He highlights his project management background aiding two recent bond programs and his fair handling of difficult issues. Vote May 12.
A local appeal urges District 4 voters to reelect Carl Burg to the Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees to maintain continuity as the district advances with the 2005 Bond Program projects and two years of academic initiatives.
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