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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements remains editor publisher while David Bloom is named managing editor and Jim Finley and Doyle Barlow retire from their roles. Jane Howard Lee retires as sports editor and Keith Magee continues as assistant managing editor.
Four area teams begin a six week bid for the state title as Lee High School faces North Shore at Stallworth Stadium while Barbers Hill meets Beaumont Central and Crosby plays Dayton at 7 p.m. today. Additional playoff games are set for Saturday at Stallworth Stadium. The Baytown Sun editorial notes the enduring kingly lure of high school football and the birth of legends.
A look at how Texas leaders and national figures navigated bipartisanship from George W. Bush’s Texas governorship through his presidency. The piece notes Bullock Laney and others shaping cross party cooperation, DeLay redistricting, and the shift in Washington dynamics, with reflective quotes and ties to the 1990s and early 2000s. It closes with a contact for the Texas political writer.
A compact roster of federal and Texas officials with phone numbers and fax lines. Includes President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, Senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn, Representatives Ted Poe, Ron Paul, Gene Green, and party contacts with district details and web addresses.
Publisher Clifton E Clements oversees operations at the Baytown Sun with Sandy Denson as business manager and David Bloom as managing editor. Keith Magee handles assistant managing editor duties while Doyle Barlow covers sports. Angie Pagel directs advertising and Raymond Jackson leads production.
Baytown Sun contact details including mailing address P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 main newsroom and staff phone lines for retail classified circulation and fax plus email and web address for the Baytown Sun newspaper.
Readers are informed the Baytown Sun should arrive by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the paper is late, call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun invites unsigned or signed letters and guest columns up to 300 and 500 words respectively. Include a non publishable address and phone number, a signature, and send signed letters to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or fax 281 427 1880 or email sun news baytownsun com. Submissions reflect writers views and may be edited or refused.
A reader argues for Merry Christmas over Holiday Season as stores push festive displays. They recall Christmas trees and nativity scenes, critique Salvation Army bells, and note personal memories of family Christmas. The writer rejects Happy Holidays and ends with Feliz Navidad to Wal-Mart.
A former Baytown resident voices frustration over a city smoking ban, arguing it violates constitutional rights and ignores pollution from local refineries. The author cites family cancer cases and questions secondhand smoke links while lamenting business closures and urges reconsideration of air toxins.
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