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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2003
Page
4
The Baptown Sun traces its roots to 1922, with Wanda Gamer Cash listed as Exhilarant, publisher David Bloom as Managing Editor and Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus 1950 1974, reflecting longtime leadership and editorial continuity.
The Dallas Morning News profiles Texans like Amy Chapa Dawnell Foster and Corrine Everitt to show how CHIP and Medicaid aid households at risk if Texas cuts health programs. It argues half a million Texans could lose coverage under deeper eligibility limits as lawmakers trim spending.
The Baytown Sun notes weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p m on Wednesday and invites community discussion. Submissions include letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo and non publication address and phone number.
Morton Kondracke argues the Bush administration pursues multilateralism in foreign policy through UN, EU, Russia and NATO cooperation in Iraq and Afghanistan. He contends critics exaggerate unilateralism, noting Bush sought UN backing before Iraq and backed NATO security shifts while facing GOP dissent and Democratic caution on military action.
Linda Riley of Baytown urges school board to accept the Goose Creek committee recommendation to consolidate the two high schools into a split campus, arguing it avoids further rezoning, meets student needs, and offers the best chance for academic success and future readiness. Clarence Albus noted board openness to community input during the June 30 meeting.
A Baytown resident reports the city stopped selling trash bags after the City Council voted to discontinue them citing low revenue. The 50 bag rolls cost five dollars and included a water bill discount. Residents question the move and warn of increased street litter and use of inferior bags.
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