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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2007
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements as Editor Publisher Finley retires. Jay Eshbach and David Bloom serve as Managing Editors. Jane Howard Lee remains retired. M A Bengtson listed as managing editor. community names reflect ongoing staff roles and transitions.
The Petraeus and Crocker testimony to Congress splits opinion among parties. Supporters cite progress in reducing violence and continuing troop presence, while opponents urge rapid withdrawal. The piece notes lack of a clear definition of winning and uncertainty about home troop levels.
General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker told a joint House hearing that progress toward a self-governing Iraq is within reach and that at least 30 000 troops could return home within the next year. A contrasting Comptroller General study labeled the Iraqi government dysfunctional and uneven in security force progress amid rising public war weariness.
The article outlines how distinct Presbyterian bodies differ and how 1983 mergers formed the PCUSA. It reports on ongoing realignments, donor and property tensions, and plans for new conservative networks while noting leaders expect noncentralized unity, akin to a web.
Federal figures listed with titles and phone numbers include George W Bush president Dick Cheney vice president Kay Bailey Hutchison senator John Cornyn senator Ted Poe representative Ron Paul representative Gene Green representative. Local contact lines show offices in Texas with additional fax and mobile options.
The Baytown Sun lists contact roles including Publisher Clifton Clements Business Manager Sandy Denson Advertising Director Emmett McKinley Circulation Manager Joshua Hart and Managing Editor David Bloom. The newspaper invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a photo required for column submissions.
Publication rules require signed letters and guest columns be original and safe for publication. Readers are urged to provide contact details and can contact the paper for redelivery if the Baytown Sun is not received by 6 a.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Sundays.
A reader argues that opponents of Bible teaching in schools face a perceived moral decline without religion. The letter defends homeschooling, condemns perceived secular influences, and references sexuality education, drugs, and crime as evidence of societal change, ending with a Bible citation about belief.
The speaker praises Hillary while noting belief across parties in agreement with her remarks. He cites Moveon.org criticism and calls for Democratic leaders to distance themselves, questioning enemy perceptions of U S political rhetoric and urging victory abroad.
An informal note praises J Larry McAdams for his Hillary Clinton write up. The author claims military intelligence insight, asserts Clinton’s military credentials are overstated, and expresses political hopes and partisan frustration.
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