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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2004
Page
5
A Baytown reader while continuing from Page 4A questions the dignity of backing a candidate who may have felonious connections. She asks whether Baytown will endure another embarrassment similar to past scandals involving a child molester and wife abuser.
A readers letter questions Councilman Mundinger’s tax debts to Goose Creek district and urges removal until full payment. It cites a City Charter rule on tax clearance for public office and accuses Mundinger of self serving choices while criticizing local figures and discussing broader financial accountability.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for political letters and guest commentary ahead of election day. Local writers have first preference, conciseness is urged, and the paper reserves rights to edit and to print only a selection of letters. Form letters are excluded and publication is not guaranteed.
Dennis Wood argues that Councilman Renteria was not cited for domestic violence, challenging Mr. Mohlman’s use of Rentena as a negative example. He urges attention to United Way financial problems instead.
A local supporters letter endorses Sammy Mahan for City Council District 6 in Baytown. The writers praise his community involvement with Baytown Cares and the CARE program, note his attendance at meetings, business ownership, and readiness to bring a fresh perspective.
Voters face a choice in Baytown as a new mayor and two council members are expected to take office after a series of forums. Key topics include sewer funding, Wal-Mart development, street maintenance, and a ballot measure. Critics point to a costly car allowance benefiting about 10 percent of city employees, totaling over 200000 dollars yearly, and call for public safety staffing improvements.
A local letter urges readers to vote Haddox and Mahan on Election Day May 15. The author praises their community service, participation in Downtown Revitalization ideas, and Trash Off cleanup efforts, and endorses Sammy Mahan for District 5 and Haddox for District 6.
Supporter commends Sammy Mahan for Baytown commitment and campaign for District 6. Notes ongoing effort to address future needs and community improvement.
A Baytown voter praises David Jirrels candidate for City Council District 6 for integrity creativity and leadership. The endorsement notes his corporate experience Kiwanis Promise Keepers church involvement Redeemer Men’s Prayer Breakfast and community service.
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