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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2006
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements serves as editor and publisher with David Bloom as managing editor. Jim Finley, previously managing editor, is retired. Doyle Barlow oversees sports, while Jane Howard Lee and Keith Magee contribute as reporters.
The Texas viewpoint notes a House vote against requiring lawmakers to identify themselves when seeking earmarked funds. It cites high spending on pet projects, cites past scandals, and urges full transparency to curb backroom deals. It highlights examples in Texas and calls for 72 hour advance notice and public accountability.
In a letter to network chiefs Reid and Pelosi urged extensive live coverage of national security events by Democrats. They criticized the presidents remarks on 9 11 and Iraq politics, arguing coverage should reflect Democratic views and attacks on Republican positions. The piece highlights political strategy, media timing, and party leaders’ responses to war discourse.
A compiled line of federal and state representatives with phone and fax numbers including President George W. Bush Vice President Dick Cheney Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Senator John Cornyn Rep Ted Poe Rep Ron Paul Rep Gene Green and related contact pages. It presents direct communication channels for government offices.
Publisher Clifton E. Clements oversees the paper with contact for inquiries. Sandy Denson handles business management while David Bloom leads the newsroom as managing editor. Sports editor Doyle Barlow and advertising director Angie Pagel coordinate respective areas. production manager Raymond Jackson oversees printing and production.
The Baytown Sun lists office locations at 1301 Memorial Drive and PO Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522 with phone numbers for main newsroom retail and circulation and a fax line. Email and the website are provided for reader access and subscriptions.
Readers are urged to contact (281) 425 8048 by 10 a.m. if the Baytown Sun is not delivered on time, with guarantees of redelivery for Monday through Saturday by 6 a.m. and Sunday by 8 a.m.
The Sun invites letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Include writer signature, address and phone not for publication. Submissions may be edited or refused. Send signed pieces to David Bloom at The Baytown Sun, P O Box 90, Baytown 77522, or fax 281 427 1880 or email sunnews baytownsun com.
A breast cancer patient thanks Kay Rives Holloway and St. Pauls United Methodist Church for pink ribbon Sunday and urges monthly self checks. Her lump found in November 2004 was 3.0 cm and progressed from stage II to Stage IV bone metastases after surgery, chemo and radiation, with October highlighted as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
A Sun on Sunday reader urges Baytown to fix North Main traffic lights and coordinate signals with Garth to improve flow. The letter criticizes the Texas Avenue area, proposes marketing Baytown as a racing hub, and asks officials to complete a turning lane from the Raceway to I 10. It urges flags along I 10 east and west to welcome visitors and asks for more city attention to infrastructure and image.
A writer urges Christians to defend their faith against perceived Muslim intolerance after the pope's remarks. They argue for unyielding belief in Jesus Christ, criticize apologizing for religious views, and claim the right to religious pride and defense against others' beliefs.
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