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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E Clements known as Cliff retires as editor and publisher after long tenure. Jim Finley continues as retiring staffer and Jay Eshbach remains community editor as local paper reorganizes leadership.
Community urged to vote yes on six bond measures totaling 82.5 million dollars to fund emergency services upgrades Baker Road extension Texas Avenue revitalization aquatic facilities drainage and street repairs. Proposition 5 could renew Texas Avenue. Editorial by Luke Hales urges turnout and approval to boost city infrastructure and quality of life.
The Wall Street Journal reports that heightened border security and 6 000 National Guard troops have reduced illegal crossings but increased drug and people smuggling by gangs. Authorities warn this outcome diverges from Republican goals on enforcement.
Romney casts Hillary Clinton as an inexperienced candidate and labels her as an intern for president. He argues the US needs leaders who have actually run things, contrasting her with himself Giuliani and other rivals. The piece cites Clinton’s debate missteps on driver licenses for illegal immigrants and Romney’s rebuttals, plus Limbaugh’s call for strong leadership.
A compact roll of federal and state officials with phone and fax numbers. Names include President George W. Bush Vice President Dick Cheney Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Rep Ted Poe Rep Ron Paul Rep Gene Green, with their official contact lines and websites.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for Clifton Clements publisher Sandy Denson business manager Joshua Hart circulation manager Gordon Gallatin advertising director and newsroom staff led by David Bloom managing editor. It notes letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with photo requirement for columns.
Public notices include writer submissions and letters to the editor with signatures. Address letters to David Bloom at The Baytown Sun P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 and email sunnews baytownsun com. If a paper is late call 281 425 8066 by 9 am for redelivery.
A reader urges Baytown residents to vote in favor of all six bond propositions, noting ongoing public discussions and the deadline for those who did not vote early. The letter emphasizes civic duty and collective progress for the city.
A reader argues that the Pledge and National Anthem honor fallen soldiers and freedoms, condemning Barack Obama for perceived disrespect. The writer credits veterans and sacrifices and thanks those who fought, urging recognition of patriotic duties and divine guidance.
A reader questions Barack Obama's refusal to say the Pledge of Allegiance claiming it questions his patriotism. The letter argues allegiance, respect for the flag and oath, and suggests the issue won’t affect his presidential prospects. It ends contrasting public devotion to national symbols with sports ambitions.
A Baytown resident writes to Councilman Don Murray criticizing local litter and enforcement. He cites trash in rights of way along Ferry Road and Highway 146, notes tractor mowing spreading debris, and questions police attention to littering and the state slogan Don’t mess with Texas.
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