Baytown Sun editor emeritus 1950 74 honored
David Bloom editor and publisher Ada Gamer Cash led Baytown Sun as editor and publisher with Fred Hartman serving as managing editor and publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, marking a historic era in the paper's leadership.
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Ada Gamer Cash
Fred Hartman
Texas Mobility Fund urged as Proposition 15 to boost road financing
Corpus Christi Caller-Times argues Proposition 15 to create the Texas Mobility Fund would allow general obligation bonds backed by general revenue to accelerate highway construction and toll-road expansion. It notes 1965 spending, current underfunding, and the need for flexibility while warning the fund lacks a revenue stream. The editorial urges voters to approve the measure and press Legislature to establish a funding plan.
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Exas
Texas
Texas Mobility Fund
Ing
Department of Transportation
Senate
House
Corpus Christi
Sky marshals gain support as deterrent option
After the September attacks the FAA chief Jane Garvey announced stronger cockpit protections and more explosive detectors. She said the sky marshal program has been expanded, while critics question cost and feasibility of arming crews on every flight.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Jane Garvey
Amarillo Globe-News
Baytown Sun Editorial Board Seeks Submissions and Visits
The Baytown Sun invites public input with weekly 2 p.m. Wednesday editorial meetings open to visitors by appointment via Managing Editor David Bloom. Letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words are accepted with photo and signature, sent to Wanda Gamer Cash or David Bloom, P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522, or by fax or email.
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Baytown Sun
David Bloom
Wanda Garner Cash
Meredith Darnell
Eric Bauer
Dee Année Navarre
The
the Sun
Wanda Gamer Cash
P.O
Baytown
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Civil libertarians condemn FBI detentions under cover of darkness
Nat Hentoff cites cases where hundreds of people including immigrants are held secretly as material witnesses or under local charges, with lawyers unable to locate clients. Critics question due process as Attorney General Ashcroft defends constitutional rights amid post 9/11 counterterrorism sweeps.
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House
Dick Armey
FBI
John Ashcroft
Lynch
Justice Department
the American Civil Liberties, Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Zadvydas Vs. Davis
The
United States
Jim Lehrer
Public Broadcasting System
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
St. Petersburg Times
Robyn Blumner
Al-Badr Al-Hazmi
San Antonio
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Dr. Terror
National Public Radio
Nat Hentoff
Sign change urged for Veteran Memorial Plaza in Baytown
A Baytown letter writer urges correcting the Veterans Memorial Plaza sign at Bicentennial Park and Market Street Lee Drive, arguing the current possessive is incorrect for a plural memorial. The author notes Parks Dept plans delay and cites Chandler Arboretum costs as misaligned priorities. He calls for scrutiny and thanks The Baytown Sun for genealogy society support and event details.
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Bicentennial Park
Market Street
Lee Drive
Baytown
Parks Department
Coleman Godwin
Chandler Arboretum
Malcohm Murray Baytown
Baytown Sun
Baytown Genealogy Society
Trevin Wooster Beverly
M.A. Bengtson
Society
Genealogy
Decker Drive
John Deriand
BGS
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