Baytown Sun Leadership Rolled Through Decades
The Baytown Sun, founded 1922, shows a legacy of editorial leadership with Wanda Garner Cash as Editor and Publisher, David Bloom as Managing Editor, and Fred Hartman honored as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974.
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Goose Creek high rezoning committee to present merger plan
Goose Creek high school rezoning committee will present its long awaited plan at 7 p.m. Monday at the Goose Creek administration building. The proposal recommends merging Lee and Sterling high schools with ninth and tenth graders attending Sterling and juniors and seniors at Lee. The board has not set a decision timeline or indicated whether a public meeting or community feedback will occur.
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Bush tax cut plan faces Senate curbs and economic doubts
President Bush's proposed 726 billion tax cut over 10 years faces Republican resistance led by Senator Voinovich and Olympia Snowe, with a reduced package of 550 billion. The plan's impact on the economy is disputed, as the CBO warns the stimulus may be small amid Iraq war costs and growing deficits.
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Editorial board invites public input at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun publishes guidelines for letters and guest columns, inviting community discussion. Board meets weekly at 2 p.m. Wednesdays, with editors and staff listed for contact and submission instructions via mail, fax, or email.
Letters to the Editor on Pay, Mental Health, and Bay Area Relay
A letter criticizes ExxonMobil for unequal pay and CEO raises, denouncing perceived undervaluing of Gulf Coast workers. It argues serious mental illness is biologically based, urges humane treatment, and questions public policy and prison costs. The Bay Area Relay For Life is celebrated, with Baytown Sun coverage praised and thanks given to sponsors and volunteers. The author also thanks Councilman Ronnie Anderson for responses to an industrial district agreement debate.
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