Wanda Garner Cash Led Finley Newsroom Retirement
Wanda Garner Cash editor publisher announces retirement of Finley managing editor Doyle Barlow and notes Danielle Lynch named sports editor while continuing duties across news and editor roles.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2006
Page
4
Wanda Garner Cash editor publisher announces retirement of Finley managing editor Doyle Barlow and notes Danielle Lynch named sports editor while continuing duties across news and editor roles.
The 2006 Texas legislative session wrapped with a tax swap that reduces property taxes for poorer districts only temporarily while wealthier districts retain more local revenue. The plan raises a $1 cigarette tax and adds a $2,000 teacher pay raise, but critics say it leaves public school funding underfunded and may require districts to raise property taxes later. Editorial by The Baytown Sun’s David Bloom, representing the paper’s editorial board.
Texas lawmakers approve a landmark tax package aimed at cutting local property taxes by a third and replacing the franchise tax with a broader business tax. The plan, backed by Gov Perry and House Speaker Craddick, faces critiques from Democrats and tax-watchers who warn of a $25 billion hole and potential school funding gaps. The vote ends with mixed reviews and signals further battles when the Legislature reconvenes.
A roster of Texas state officials and lawmakers with phone numbers for Governor Rick Perry Lt Governor David Dewhurst Attorney General Greg Abbott Comptroller Carole Strayhorn Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs and several state senators and representatives. Includes a URL for residence representation lookup.
Baytown Sun contact roster lists Wanda Garner Cash publisher Sandy Denson business manager David Bloom managing editor Doyle Barlow sports editor Danielle Lynch news editor Sandy Lynch baytownsun.com and staff emails for advertising production and newsroom operations.
The notice reminds readers in Baytown to expect the Baytown Sun by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and by 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun publishes from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 77522. Main phone numbers include 281 422 8302 for general and 281 425 8016 Newsroom along with 281 425 8036 Retail 281 425 8008 Classified 281 425 8048 Circulation and fax 281 427 1880. E-mail sunnews baytownsun com. Website www baytownsun com.
The Sun invites original signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a non publication address and phone number. Submissions may be edited and may be refused. Send to Wanda Garner Cash or David Bloom at The Baytown Sun P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 or fax 281 427 1880 or email sun news bay townsun com.
In Letters to the Editor readers applaud state senators and representatives for approving a $1 per pack cigarette tax increase to fund school finance, and note health costs from smoking and secondhand smoke. The Texas Medical Center, Beaumont, Victoria move to smokefree policies, urging local councils to act to protect workers and families.
A Highlands Baytown reader protests the newspapers front page feature on Lauren Timmons, arguing the publication amplifies a distressing personal matter and adds humiliation for Lauren and her family. The writer asserts Baytown has few newsworthy events and questions the ethics of exposing such details publicly.
A teacher at Alamo expresses gratitude to the Kiwanis Club for hours of campus help. Volunteers cooked hot dogs, assisted at events, hosted a year end lunch, and provided lunch buddies to special students. The writer notes the positive impact and invites more members to join.
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