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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements editor publisher leads editorial board with David Bloom Luke Hales Jim Finley retired managing editor and community member M A Bengtson listed among staff.
The Texas House faced uproar after the American Statesman exposed ghost employees, full-time zoned staff who work little yet receive health insurance and pensions. Reporters linked names including Craig Eiland Jim Dunnam Byron Cook and Tony Goolsby, noting the part time legislature fuels the practice and Craddick ally Goolsby profited briefly from a newsletter role.
McCain used a Wake Forest speech to frame judges as activism threats to democracy. He criticized activist lawyers and judges and contrasted them with real activists who win through elections and debates. Kathryn Lopez, editor at National Review Online, is cited.
A listing provides contact numbers and web addresses for federal figures including President George W Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, plus senators and congressmen. It also names Baytown Sun staff such as Publisher Clifton Clements and Managing Editor David Bloom, and notes letter and guest column guidelines.
Editorial policy outlines signed submissions only and author attribution. Letters should include a contact, may be edited, and The Baytown Sun may choose not to publish. Readers advised to ensure timely delivery with a number to call if late.
The high court ruled 6 to 3 that Indiana's photo ID requirement is not an unconstitutional burden though it raises the voting bar. The decision comes amid broader debate as Texas contemplates similar measures backed by Republicans and opposed by Democrats who warn of disenfranchisement of the poor, minorities, and the elderly.
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