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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2003
Page
4
Wantta Garner is listed as editor and publisher with David Bloom as managing editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus covering 1950 to 1974 in the Cheaptown Sun from 1922 records.
Excerpts from U.S. editorials urge the White House to disclose details of the CIA officer outing and to end cover-ups. They caution that missteps in Iraq require clear accountability and price arguments for funding, noting public doubt and the risk of a failed state if Americans withdraw.
The Daily Courier reports Congress approved a 29.4 billion homeland security bill allocating 330 million for 2004 DHS programs. It aims to bolster airport safety and protect nuclear plants, plus fund the USS VISIT program for foreign visitor tracking with entry and exit fingerprinting and photos at major ports.
The editorial board meets weekly at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays and welcomes readers to discuss community issues. Submissions may be up to 300 words for letters and 500 words for guest columns with a writer photo. Include signed name, address, and phone. Submissions limited to one per month. elections rules apply. Contact Wanda Cash or David Bloom for details.
A personal reflection on visiting graves, speaking to loved ones who have died, and the solace of ritual. The author recalls his father and friend Jim Duffy, notes the sacred body as a symbol, and cites a rabbi on tangible memorials. Readers’ recommendations for important commandments are thanked. next week promises more responses.
Letters thank Baytown Health Department and volunteers for the October 4 cleanup collecting 1,783 tires, filling 11 rolloffs, seven tons of scrap metal, and clearing 4.5 miles of streets with help from public works crews and Civic Association members.
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