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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements served as editor and publisher while Jim Finley retired as managing editor. The note highlights both individuals as key community figures with Clements continuing leadership and Finley stepping back from daily duties.
The Baytown Sun recognizes Courtney Stockett for a prize winning college paper on Baytown’s Trophy Barbershop, notes Chambers County civic leaders aiding rural character amid growth, celebrates Baytown Art League securing space but seeking 20000 dollars, notes Ross Kramer leaving Goose Creek for Summer Creek High School in 2009, and salutes Baytown Youth Fair volunteers and a 230000 dollar auction total.
The author argues Hillary Clinton faces misogyny and media hostility yet continues her campaign while Obama battles race and class tensions. It highlights how Democratic splits threaten the fall race, noting reactions from supporters and critics, and questions whether Obama can win without working-class white voters. Arkansas columnist Gene Lyons is cited.
Federal officials and Texas lawmakers listed with phone and fax numbers alongside Baytown Sun staff credits. Includes President, Vice President, Senators Hutchison Cornyn, Representatives Poe Paul Green, plus publisher, managers and newsroom leadership and submission guidelines for letters and guest columns.
Baytown Sun provides guidelines for submitting signed letters and guest columns. Readers should include contact information, consent to editing, and that submissions reflect the author’s views. Paper delivery targets are 6 am Monday through Saturday and 8 am Sunday with redelivery options if late.
Georgia former congressman Robert Barr announces a Libertarian presidential bid aiming to attract conservative voters and possibly deny McCain victory. He opposes Iraq and favors limited government, suggesting diplomacy with Iran, while acknowledging his run could steer Obama into the White House.
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