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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2007
Page
4
The Clifton publication announces its editorial board with Cliff Cle as editor and publisher, Eshbach as retired managing editor, David Bloom as community member, Luke Hales as city editor, and M A Bengtson as managing editor.
The Baytown Sun's Cheers and Jeers highlights Lance Corporal Christopher Johnston of Barbers Hill a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal recipient for heroism in Iraq on Feb 7. It also salutes Officer Lee Edmondson Firefighter Alfred Duran Jr Paramedic Jeff Kelly Deputy Joe Quintanilla and Baytown Police with Seabrook PD for a shoplifting arrest.
A column rails at TV pundits and media figures for mocking Hillary Clinton and her supporters, citing Tucker Carlson and Chris Matthews, Maureen Dowd, NPR reporting on a Maid-Rite tip incident, and NBC’s Tim Russert. It argues these attacks misstate facts, mislead the public, and distract from real issues like Social Security. The piece urges readers to demand accountability from Washington media figures and defend informed democracy.
Federal figures include George W Bush and Dick Cheney with White House contacts. Texas senators Kay Hutchison and John Cornyn listed with email and district lines. Representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul and Gene Green provided with phone and fax lines. Public-facing government phone numbers and URLs appear for each official.
The Sun lists staff contacts for publication inquiries and letters to the editor. Clifton Clements, publisher. Sandy Denson, business manager. Joshua Hart, circulation manager. Gordon Gallatin, advertising director. David Bloom, managing editor. Email addresses provided for each role.
The Baytown Sun requests signed letters and guest columns with return contact info. Submissions are edited and publication is at the editor's discretion. Readers should receive the paper by 6 a.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. Sundays, with redelivery calls by 9 a.m. if late.
In a letter to the editor, teachers from Baytown thank Connie Tilton and Exxon Mobil for including them in the Elegant Evening with History at the San Jacinto Monument. They praise sponsor support and President George H. W. Bush’s appearance, and commend Representative Wayne Smith for restoring funding to the monument and the Battleship Texas.
A Baytown Sun reader praises Christian O Malley for his letter about flag criticism and politics. The writer mocks opponents with strong language, applauding O Malley’s vocabulary and calling the piece enlightening yet provocative, while noting a morbid humor and concern for restraint.
The first State Historian of Texas argues for revising public school history to cover two centuries under Spain and Mexico, Hispanic heritage, urbanization, and 20th century changes. Texan identity now spans urban and diverse cultural roots, with online resources expanding beyond traditional textbooks.
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