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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements is named editor publisher and Jim Finley retires as managing editor. Doyle Barrow remains as sports editor with Jane Howard Lee retired and Keith Magee continuing as assistant managing editor.
The Dallas Morning News notes Texas summer electricity bills rose due to heat and natural gas costs. PUC Chair Paul Hudson urges competition and possible 30 percent cuts if price links shift to current gas prices. Candidates differ on deregulation, with Perry defending it, Friedman seeking re regulation, and Bell and Strayhorn offering critiques but few concrete solutions.
A column argues the U S congressional page program should end as unnecessary and outdated. It promotes civics education through other paths, warns against early political immersion, and favors more age-appropriate teen opportunities and volunteer work.
A fragmented listing of U S federal and Texas state officials with contact numbers for the White House offices Senate representatives and state executives including George W Bush Dick Cheney Kay Bailey Hutchison John Cornyn Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green Rick Perry David Dewhurst Greg Abbott Carole Strayhorn Jerry Patterson Susan Combs Tommy Williams Mario Gallegos John Whitmire Craig Elland Wayne Smith Charles Matthews Victor Carillo Michael Williams and the Texas Railroad Commission with various phone and fax numbers provided.
Baytown Sun lists Clifton E Clements as Publisher and Sandy Denson as Business Manager with full contact emails. It names David Bloom as Managing Editor and Keith Magee as Assistant Managing Editor, plus Doyle Barlow as Sports Editor and Angie Pagel as Advertising Director.
Baytown Sun contact details include main number 281 422 8302 and newsroom 281 425 8016 plus departments for retail 281 425 8036 classifieds 281 425 8008 circulation 281 425 8048 and fax 281 427 1880. Mailing address is 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77522 with P O Box 90.
The notice states readers should receive the Baytown Sun by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and by 8 a.m. Sunday. If a paper is late, call 281 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
A Baytown reader defends focusing on larger battles than the Lee Sterling hype. The writer recalls attending The Game for relief during a family cancer crisis, urging balance between enjoying life and supporting serious issues like breast cancer. The piece links local sports memory to a personal family struggle and community resilience.
The writer condemns political infighting between Fitts and Burkett while arguing Americans ignored terrorism warnings for decades. They blame George W. Bush for contributing to national and overseas dilemmas, urging voters to seek better leaders beyond party lines.
The Baytown Sun invites submissions of letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include the writer’s signature, a non publishable address and phone number, and send signed items to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or via fax or email. Submissions may be edited and the paper may decline publication.
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