Editorial Board for Clifton Times Names Clifton E. Clements Publisher
The Clifton Times announces its editorial leadership with Clifton E. Clements as editor and publisher and David Bloor as managing editor. Jim Finley and Jane Howard Lee are retired managing editors. Doyle Barrow remains sports editor. Keith Magee serves as assistant managing editor.
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Life and death in Baytown and Irwin tribute
An editorial covers the murder of Barney Goodman in Liberty County over a disability check, notes the motive and urges information to police. It also reflects on Steve Irwin’s death by a stingray, praising his life as a risk taker and conservationist, and closes with an editorial stance from The Baytown Sun.
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Texas State Officials and Contact List
A dense roster of Texas state government leaders with phone numbers includes Governor Rick Perry and Governor David Dewhurst as well as Attorney General Greg Abbott, Comptroller Carole Strayhorn, Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs, and multiple senators and representatives. The list provides district numbers and public office lines, ending with a URL to find the representative.
Baytown Sun Staff Directory Highlights Roles
Baytown Sun lists Clifton E. Clements as Publisher and Sandy Denson as Business Manager. David Bloom is Managing Editor with Keith Magee as Assistant Managing Editor. Doyle Barlow leads sports coverage, Angle Pagel directs Advertising, and Dwayne Huckaby serves as Interim Production Manager.
Baytown Sun Contact Information
The Baytown Sun publishes from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 90 and a full contact roster for departments including Newsroom Retail Classified Circulation and a main line. It lists phone numbers for each department and a general fax and email.
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Baytown Sun delivery times and redelivery contact
Notification informs readers that Baytown Sun should arrive by 6 a.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. Sundays. If missed, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
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Readers urged to send letters and guest columns
The Baytown Sun invites original signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a non publishable phone and address. Submissions may be edited and the paper may decline publication. Send signed pieces to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or via fax or email.
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Letters to the Editor on Baytown dining tips
A Baytown reader urges restaurant managers to improve food quality and service after a tipping experience. The letter cites wrong drinks, cold salads with meals, and notes management response was kind. The writer emphasizes consistent service and training to ensure fair tipping.
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Stop curb-stoning by enforcing car sale laws in city
Local dealer urges action against curb-stoning where cars are sold without proper title. He notes penalties of up to 5000 dollars for sellers and 25000 dollars for property owners, argues it harms licensed dealers and city image, and calls on residents to file online complaints with the Texas Department of Transportation if council refuses to act.
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No reward for evil act in entertainment glow
A reader condemns the idea of monetary gain for a confessed baby killer and laments the era's entertainment industry for glorifying such an act. The message calls for protection of unborn babies and expresses spiritual outrage.
California flag desecration sparks outrage at federal building
The article denounces a protest action in California where protesters removed the American flag from a federal building, trampled it, and hoisted the Mexican flag. It criticizes the act, calls for deportation of those involved, and asserts strong opposition to immigration demonstrations and flag desecration.
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