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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2004
Page
5
A letter urges voters to elect Sammy Mahan to District 6 City Council, arguing he will bring sound business practices and common sense to city issues. The writer recalls a 1999 election where district voters trusted them with tax dollars and children's education.
Supporter R P Bob Merchant touts Dave Jirrels as uniquely qualified for Baytown District 6. The letter highlights his faith, integrity, funeral service training, political science degree, and focus on street repairs sewer and drainage. Merchant urges voters to back Jirrels for good government and city needs.
The piece argues for Mundinger as Baytown mayor, contrasting his apology for past wrongdoing with Mercedes Renteria’s silence and five year vs. fourteen year offenses. It highlights Mundinger’s civic involvement, budgeting study, and council collaboration as reasons to elect him. It also endorses Sammy Mahan for City Council District 6 and praises Jirrels.
Sammy Mahan, a Baytown community figure and Baytown Cares Inc. founder, runs as an independent thinker focused on progress. His service as secretary treasurer and his work with Baytown citizens highlight his devotion and impact.
The Baytown Sun reports a local election where voters will select City Council District 6. Amid controversy, one clear choice emerges as Dave Jirrels, whose only notable slip is a campaign ad missing the word far.
A Baytown voter urges turnout for the Lee College Board of Regents race. The message endorses Manuel Escontrias for regent, praising his experience, integrity, and community representation, and urges fellow Baytonians to vote this Saturday.
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