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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2003
Page
4
A fragment detailing The Baytown Sun origins with founders Wanda Garner Cash and David Bloom, plus author Fred Hartman and publisher emeritus tenure 1950 1974. The note references publisher roles and historical context for the 1922 founded newspaper.
The Baytown Sun cheers Goose Creek Anahuac Crosby Barbers Hill Baytown Christian Academy and San Jacinto Christian Academy graduates. Also lauds Lee College’s largest class, Barbers Hill baseball team’s 28 5 season and regional run, and community support for the Olmsted family fund drive amid a police homicide inquiry.
The New York Times details Jayson Blair's fabrications and lifted material, calling it a black eye for the newspaper and for media. It argues newsroom culture must confront embarrassment rather than deflect criticism and learn from the episode.
The editorial board meets Wednesdays at 2 pm and welcomes public discussion. Writers may submit letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words addressing public-interest items. Include a signature and non public contact details. Submissions may be edited and political endorsements near elections are restricted.
Guest column urges remembering Memorial Day’s meaning amid sales and summer events. It highlights 133 fallen Americans including 11 Texans, recalls origins from Decoration Day, and notes Texas Veterans Land Board starting two veterans cemeteries in Killeen and Mission. Texans urged to observe National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m. and honor those who defended freedom. Jerry Patterson, Texas Land Commissioner, signs.
A correspondence mix discusses death penalty moratorium and wrongful convictions, then shifts to FCC influence on media concentration and public input deadlines. Readers urge civic engagement, praising teachers awards, criticizing corruption, and recognizing student volunteers for a Timothy Stuart memorial cross.
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