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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2005
Page
4
The editorial staff includes Wanda Garner Cash editor and publisher ih David Bloom managing editor Jim Finley Jane Howard Lee retired managing editor retired reporter Doyle Barlow sports editor Danielle Lynch news editor.
After losses in Virginia California and New Jersey House Republicans scrapped the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge oil plan to salvage a sweeping spending bill. Critics say the concession shifts the fight to the Senate where some Republicans remain committed to drilling plans amid broad public opposition.
The Odessa American notes widespread French rioting linked to large immigrant populations. It cites about 6 million Muslims in France among 60 million people, highlighting failed assimilation, crowded public housing turning to slums, and deepening social distrust. The piece argues state power alone cannot guarantee stability.
Rosa Parks funeral at Detroit's Greater Grace Temple drew 4000 mourners on November 2, but the tribute devolved into a partisan rally. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson used the moment to attack policies and Supreme Court picks, while Ferraro praised Parks' legacy and global women's rights efforts. The piece urges honoring Parks beyond party lines and living her example.
Harris County officials listed with key offices and phone numbers: District Clerk Charles Bacarisse 713-756-5711. District Attorney Chuck Rosenthal 713-755-5800. County Judge Robert Eckels 713-755-4000. County Treasurer Jack Cato 713-755-5120. County Attorney Michael Stafford 713-755-5101. County Clerk B F Kaufman 1-800-835-5832. Tax Office Paul Bettencourt 713-368-2200. Precinct 2 Commissioner Sylvia Garcia 713-755-6220. Sheriff Tommy Thomas 713-755-6044. Precinct 3 Constable Ken Jones 281-427-4792. Jimmy Sylvia 409-267-8295. Place 2 Justice of the Peace Tony Palumbo 281-427-7449. Chambers Mike Parrott Place 1 713-450-2409.
Baytown Sun newsroom and staff entries list publishers editors and managers with their email contacts for advertising circulation and design inquiries. Names include Wanda Garner Cash Sandy Denson David Bloom Doyle Barlow Clarissa Silva Danielle Lynch and others with their roles and email addresses.
The Baytown Sun offices list a Baytown address 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 90 plus telephone and fax numbers for main newsroom retail and classified departments with a public email and website.
Production contact Wayne Oxedine, production manager, provides delivery timing for the Baytown Sun. Readers are advised to contact the paper at 281 425 8048 by 10 a.m. if the newspaper is not received on time for redelivery.
The Baytown Sun accepts letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be original and signed with a non publication address and phone number. Include contact details and consent for editing. the paper may refuse publication.
A Gulf Coast refugee family voices concern over an overcrowded Northwood to Lee High School bus. Students cram three per seat, some ride on the floor, as locals urge creation of two new buses to ease daily squeezes and reassure anxious parents.
Editorial voice supports Lyndon B. Johnson as the top education advocate and notes his NYA program aided students in the 1940s. The writer, a Lee College student with a Rice Institute link through his brother, credits LBJ for affordable campus work options and urges naming the Federal Education Building after him despite partisan opposition.
A shopper recounts finding a two gallon milk sale for five dollars that was mistakenly placed on the wrong fridge door. The mispriced item triggered frustration as clerks promised to move the sticker but did not confirm when corrected.
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