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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2003
Page
4
Wanda Gamer Cash served as editor and publisher with David Bloom as managing editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, detailing key leadership roles in the Che Barton Sun's early history.
Baytown residents and national seniors groups press for prescription drug reform as costs soar. A Lee College meeting hosted by the Texas Silver-Haired Legislators explored why U S prices exceed Canada and Europe, the legality of cross border purchases, and the need for a bipartisan compromise on a $400 billion ten year plan with a possible interim senior drug discount card.
The Baytown Sun invites public input with letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words on public interest topics. Submissions require signature, sender address and phone, with photos for guest pieces, and may be edited or refused.
Morion Kondracke reports a University of Texas of the Permian Basin panel in Odessa showed about half of an 800 strong audience questioned whether the Iraq war was worth it. The article notes the panel included Ralph Nader and Arianna Huffington and cites mixed poll data on Bush's Iraq policy and messaging efforts.
Dennis Werner of Baytown questions David Bloom on Bush budget deficits and policy. He notes Bloom’s conflicting claims about deficits, asks for concrete plans to balance the budget without harming the elderly, troops, or security, and urges alternatives to taxes or spending cuts.
A reader thanks The Baytown Sun for aiding in locating a Vietnam War buddy after 34 years, expressing relief that the friend survived and returned. The note credits the paper with enabling the reunion and restoring peace of mind.
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