Baytoton Sun Founding Figures Highlight History
The Baytoton Sun dates its founding to 1922 and notes key figures Wanda Gamer Gash as editor and publisher Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking the paper’s editorial lineage and leadership.
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Wanda Gamer Gash
Fred Hartman
Bayshore Clinic Offers Free Substance Abuse Counseling
A Harris County clinic hires Debbie Vassallo to provide free chemical dependency counseling for adults with substance abuse. Services include individual and group sessions, aiding mentally ill or retarded clients, with Vassallo bringing a master’s in psychology and over a decade of experience.
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Bayshore Rehabilitation Clinic
Mental Health and Mental Rehabilitation Authority
Harris County
Debbie Vassallo
Vessallo
Vassallo
University of Houston Clear Lake
Baytown clinic seeks expand substance abuse help
The Baytown Sun reports a clinic at 2001 Cedar Bayou Road, funded by United Way with 9000 dollars, offers counseling through mid January and plans education and staff training, aiming to help 14.6 million Americans who used non medically prescribed drugs in 2002 and 6.2 million who used prescription meds improperly. Editorial by Joseph Lohan notes success could expand regional services and urges public signups and future funding.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Harris County
Houston Isd
United Way of
Baytown
Bayshore Rehabilitation Center
Cedar Bayou Road
Baytown Sun invites public letters and guest columns
The Baytown Sun editorial board meets weekly at 2 pm on Wednesdays. Readers may submit letters up to 309 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo. Submissions must be original, signed, include contact details, and are subject to editing.
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Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Wanda Gamer Cash
Joseph Lohan
Dee Anne Navarre
Jim Finney
Sun
Jane Howard Lee
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Houston mayoral race looms over nonpartisan city politics
Houston voters face an open race for mayor with major figures including Orlando Sanchez, Sylvester Turner, and Bill White. The campaign centers on light rail, partisan dynamics, and substantial fundraising. Analysts see race potentially reshaping Texas politics, with runoff implications and future statewide ambitions.
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Houston
Texas
Austin
Rlando Sanchez
Lee Brown
Brown
Sylvester Turner
Texas House
Turner
Bob Lanier
Bill White
White
Clinton
Democratic Party
Sanchez
Air Force
Cuba
Harris County
Republican Party
Council
Michael Berry
Texas Democratic Party
Chamber of Commerce
West Side
Rick Perry
David Dewhurst
GOP
Bush
Wedge Group
Andrea
Sue Davis
Tom Craddick
Lanier
Ktrk-Tv
Texas Supreme Court
Dallas
Laura Miller
Texas and federal officials contact list snapshot
A dense roll of political contacts presents Governor Perry Lieutenant Governor Dewhurst and state senators Williams and Whitmire A U S representative Lampson with office addresses in Washington and local Houston listings for Connie Bell and others.
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Rick Perry
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
David Dewhurst
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