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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2002
Page
4
The Baytown Sun traces its leadership origins from editor James Cash and publisher emeritus Fred Hartman, with David Bloom serving as managing editor, reflecting the paper’s long-standing 1922 founding and editor publisher succession through mid-century.
Excerpts from editorials discuss six months of Mazen Al Najjar detention and calls for his release or deportation. Other pieces praise Jimmy Carter's Cuba visit and urge ending the embargo as Castro era ends. A note on foreign students highlights INS tracking system must be ready by January 1, 2003.
The Baytown Sun outlines weekly editorial board meetings at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and invites public discussion. It lists contact Managing Editor David Bloom and other staff, details submission rules for letters and guest columns, and how to send signed items by mail fax or email.
Commentary profiles Rev Robert B St Clair a nearly 80 year old retired United Methodist clergyman living on Lancaster Ohio campgrounds He continues ministry by mail through a Fireside Chats newsletter and recently published Devotions Book 2 with gentle humor directed at his elderly followers The piece recalls his open air preaching days and his practical homiletic on James 1 19 and listening more than speaking highlighting his community work at a local elementary school and casual acts of kindness during daily mall walks.
A reader laments adults dominating youth sports, urges adherence to the Little League Creed, and calls for parent volunteers and calmer behavior at games. The letter cites incidents of feuding, mentoring roles, and a frightening circle confrontation at Highlands Pony League involving a board member and coach.
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