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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements is editor publisher with David Bloom as managing editor and Jim Finley retired as managing editor. Doyle Barlow serves as sports editor. Jane Howard Lee is retired from reporting and Keith Magee is assistant managing editor.
The Dayton Daily News argues that for most of the year the government said the economy was fine while inflation adjusted wages stayed flat or declined. It notes poverty held steady at 12.6 percent from 2004 to 2005 and questions future outcomes through a downturn.
The Rocky Mountain News argues that about 90,000 Americans await transplants with 70 percent seeking kidneys. It notes many on the waiting list die before a match and discusses potential incentives such as tax relief or futures contracts, while opposing a full open market.
A Lakewood Church of Christ talk introduces a 12 part series on the 23rd Psalm. It cites David the shepherd and Philip Keller to explain the sheep and shepherd metaphor. It highlights humanity as sheep needing a loving shepherd and contrasts abundance with self reliance.
A retelling traces Walt Disney from rejection to a church shed cartooning, where Minnie and Mickey Mouse were born. It notes his four Cs Curiosity Confidence Courage Constancy and credits faith and prayer for his success. Disney advocates belief and congregational upbringing shaping a global empire.
State leaders and legislators include Governor Rick Perry Lt Governor David Dewhurst Attorney General Greg Abbott Comptroller Carole Strayhorn Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs and several state senators and representatives. The notice provides phone numbers for contact and directs readers to the Texas Capitol website to find their representative.
Clifton E. Clements leads as publisher with Sandy Denson as business manager. David Bloom serves as managing editor and Keith Magee as assistant managing editor. Doyle Barlow covers sports, Angie Pagel handles advertising, and Dwayne Huckaby oversees production as interim production manager.
The Baytown Sun reminds readers to expect delivery by 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday. If the newspaper does not arrive on time, call (281) 425-8048 by 10 a.m. to arrange redelivery.
The Baytown Sun invites original signed letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include address and phone not for publication. Submissions may be edited and the paper may refuse to publish. Send to David Bloom at P O Box 90 Baytown 77522 or via fax or email.
The Baytown Sun lists its mailing address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77522 and P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 along with main newsroom and departmental phone numbers for news retail and classified and a general fax number for the Baytown Sun network. The paper provides an email sunnews baytownsun com and a website www baytownsun com for editorial and reader services.
A reader thanks Sterling Municipal Library for the food for fines program aiding hunger relief in the city, praising staff and donors and hoping the effort repeats next year with gratitude for the impact made.
Honor thy grandparents Sunday marks National Grandparents Day observed on the first Sunday after Labor Day. The message shares personal memories of four grandparents, highlighting Grandpa as a guiding figure, Grandma’s pie, Grandaddy’s WWII service and watch, Granny’s devout motherhood, and encourages calling or visiting grandparents while they remain.
A reader challenges CB Fletcher claiming he once worked for a coal oil company and led an early Baytown anti-government league. The note questions his credibility and urges a new program in 2006.
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