David Bloom and Fred Hartman in newspaper leadership
The record cites David Bloom as editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus spanning 1950 to 1974, highlighting their long contribution to the paper's leadership legacy.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2003
Page
4
The record cites David Bloom as editor and Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus spanning 1950 to 1974, highlighting their long contribution to the paper's leadership legacy.
An editorial urges renewed vigilance as West Nile returns in Texas in a second year, urging individuals to use insect repellent and monitor health. It calls for more public data from the state while noting cases in Harris and surrounding counties and that most infections are mild. Editorial by David Bloom for The Baytown Sun.
The Baytown Sun invites public discussion with weekly 2 p.m. editorial board meetings on Wednesdays. To book, contact Managing Editor David Bloom at 281-422-8302. Submissions: letters up to 300 words, guest columns up to 500 words with photo, signed and unpublished.
A reader argues against consolidating Katy schools and suggests building more facilities to create extra 4A and 2A teams. The letter notes Katy's 50 to 60 annual seniors and the limited 22 football positions, implying many seniors rarely play while others contribute to practice and state trophies.
A Baytown reader praises firefighters and EMS personnel for their 24/7 service and life risking work while criticizing dismissive comments. The letter honors their training, dedication, and protocols, and laments community disrespect amid property concerns on Garth Road.
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