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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E Cliff Clements editor publisher David Bloom managing editor Jim Finley Jane Howard Lee retired managing editor retired reporter Jay Eshbach community member M A Bengtson listed as editorial board members of the publication with roles noted.
San Antonio Express-News argues that Senate Judiciary Chair Leahy should separate the federal attorney firings probe from confirming a new U S attorney general. It warns prolonged vacancy harms leadership at the Justice Department and national security balance.
The TxDOT report shows one in 25 bridges are structurally deficient but not yet collapsing. Officials warn proactive maintenance or replacement protects motorists, noting no Texas bridge has failed due to structural cause alone.
The piece discusses whether a veteran president would better inspire service during the war on radical Islam. It contrasts President Bush’s remarks on enlistment with calls from Veterans for Freedom and Move America Forward. It pivots to John McCain’s wartime service, arguing a veteran’s perspective may help rally public support and urging Americans to serve the nation. It cites Kathryn Lopez for further perspective.
Federal officers and Texas representatives share phone numbers and fax lines. The list includes 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 Washington and district contact details and official websites.
Clifton E. Clements is publisher. Sandy Denson is business manager. Joshua Hart is circulation manager. David Bloom is managing editor. Email addresses and roles listed for newsroom and operations.
The Sun invites readers to send letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Guest columns should include a photo of the writer. The publication prints only original material addressed to The Sun.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission guidelines for letters and guest columns, including signing requirements, contact details, and editorial rights. It also notes delivery times and a phone-in redelivery option if the newspaper is late.
A Baytown reader urges the city to install smart traffic lights that turn green when no cars are nearby and to rethink synchronization. The letter argues such changes would ease congestion on Garth and across the city, urging action via the Baytown Sun.
A letter writer urges adherence to laws on speech in schools, workplaces, and courts and cites codes of conduct for media. He condemns slander against troops and endorses Don Sanders and Vietnam era service, stressing support for veterans and respectful treatment by officials.
In a heated policy clash, Congress backs a bill to insure millions of low income children while President Bush vows a veto. Opponents argue it marks a step toward socialized care. supporters say it protects families from catastrophic medical costs and preserves access for kids on Medicaid in Baytown and beyond.
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