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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements editor publisher Jim Finley retired managing editor Doyle Barlow sports editor David Bloom managing editor Jane Howard Lee retired reporter Keith Magee assistant managing editor.
The Baytown Sun Cheers and Jeers highlights praise for East Texas firefighting aid from Beach City VFD to Zavalla VFD after a $500,000 loss, a donor education materials gift from Dr Stephen Kluppel to Goose Creek ISD, Travis Elementary students' Make a Difference Day drive aiding New Horizon Family Center, widening of Garth Road north of I 10, and Anahuac High School band earning three first division UIL ratings for the first time in 28 years.
Arkansas columnist Gene Lyons argues the Bush White House cannot credibly abandon stay the course rhetoric on Iraq. He notes repeated pledges of victory, mixed signals on tactics, and public derision, blaming broader political and strategic failure while urging a shift to realistic policy.
A compiled roster lists federal leaders including President George W Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney with their official phones and faxes. It also notes Texas senators Kay Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn with district numbers and contact lines, along with several House members Ted Poe Ron Paul and Gene Green with district and office details.
The Baytown Sun lists key newsroom roles with Clifton Clements as publisher Sandy Denson business manager David Bloom managing editor and Doyle Barlow sports editor. It notes staff email conventions for newsroom and administration inquiries and directs readers to BaytownSun.com for updates.
The Baytown Sun serves Baytown Texas with a daily newspaper staff at 1301 Memorial Drive and mailing address P O Box 90. Main and newsroom numbers are listed along with retail and classified lines and circulation and fax contacts. The paper provides a general contact page for readers and advertisers.
Miss your paper reminder from Baytown Sun details contact for missed delivery. Readers urged to call (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery and ensure timely newspaper arrival by 6 a.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. Sundays.
The Baytown Sun welcomes signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include a non publication address and phone number. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send signed pieces to David Bloom at The Baytown Sun or via fax or email. Views expressed belong to the authors, not the paper or advertisers.
A former resident recalls 16 years on South Street and the tight knit School Courts Addition community. He notes ongoing concerns about non-resident traffic and speeding on the curvy streets and praises the close vigilance of neighbors who watch out for one another.
A kind crowd helps a scared stray dog dodge traffic on North Main, with many motorists stopping to assist. Animal control and police push to safely capture the dog as it runs toward Cedar Bayou Lynchburg, hopeful for a safe ending.
Readers debate charity labels for the Children’s Miracle Network and tip jar practices for workers earning minimum wage. Supporters defend fundraising efforts while critics seek more generous giving and fair language in public discussions.
A citizen urges all voters regardless of party to exercise their right, arguing one vote matters and that service members defend freedoms. The note emphasizes choosing a path, thanking God for freedoms, and urging gratitude and participation in elections. It links civic duty to national sacrifice and the idea of freedom at home and abroad.
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