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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E Clements known as Cliff served as editor and publisher while David Bloom and Jim Finley held roles as managing editors. The staff included retired editors Jane Howard Lee and Jim Finley plus Doyle Barlow as sports editor and Keith Magee as assistant managing editor.
The Baytown Sun lauds United Way Day of Caring volunteers from 452 workers across firms aiding 15 agencies despite rain. It also praises Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church’s 130th anniversary, praises emergency crews who rescued a family and animals, commends Sterling High School Band for a first division UIL rating and area advance, plus Bert Marshall for donating a 1929 yearbook to the Baytown Historical Museum and Sterling water polo teams for top finishes in San Antonio.
Public critique targets the Bush administration's unitary executive stance and wartime rhetoric. The piece argues Republicans have capitulated on surveillance, notes Specter and McCain criticisms as unconstitutional overreach, and urges voters to shift power to Democrats to restore balance and competence.
Contact details for President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, plus Texas senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn, and representatives Ted Poe Ron Paul Gene Green. Includes phone and fax numbers and shorthand web addresses for each official.
Baytown Sun lists Clifton Clements publisher Sandy Denson business manager David Bloom managing editor and Keith Magee assistant editor Doyle Barlow sports editor. Advertising director Angie Pagel and production manager Raymond Jackson are also named for contact and staff roles.
The Baytown Sun contact options list addresses and phone numbers for the newsroom retail and circulation departments. It provides main switchboard numbers and a fax number for official inquiries and subscriptions.
Notice to Baytown Sun subscribers about delivery times. Call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. if the paper is not received by the stated times for redelivery.
Letters and guest columns up to 300 or 500 words are accepted with a writer signature and an address and phone number not for publication. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send signed pieces to David Bloom The Baytown Sun P of box 90 Baytown 77522 or by fax or email.
A letter criticizes Mr. Parker for misrepresenting political affiliation and argues rigid party loyalty. The writer states Gary Nelson is the sole Republican candidate, voting Republican and running on the Republican ticket.
Reader congratulates the Sun for calling out Baytown officials over the Long Neck Wildlife Festival and Toxic Baytown. Proposes a Sunshine or Restaurant-Hopper Food Festival with themed restaurants, reduced rates, carnival rides, and a central venue like San Jacinto Mall or Stallworth Stadium.
A reader questions how illegal immigrants could be drawing Social Security while veterans face delays and denials. The writer, a disabled veteran, describes four SSA denials, private fees, and a federal judge’s hearing before benefits were approved, urging lawmakers to prioritize legally eligible Americans and easier access for the disabled.
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