Les Daughtry Jr Editors Note and Publisher Roles
Les Daughtry Jr is listed as Editor and Publisher with Jeff Morris serving as City Editor, outlining key newsroom leadership roles in the publication.
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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2002
Page
3
Les Daughtry Jr is listed as Editor and Publisher with Jeff Morris serving as City Editor, outlining key newsroom leadership roles in the publication.
The United States and three partners plan a Middle East peace conference this summer. The piece urges careful steps, notes leaders Sharon and Arafat should seize the chance to halt bloodshed, and warns against premature conclusions about success. It also critiques welfare to marriage proposals, arguing for addressing poverty via wages and stable support rather than government matchmaking.
The Sun prints contact details for writing to Gov Perry Lt Gov Ratliff Comptroller Rylander U S Senator Hutchison Gramm Rep Lampson and state legislators E-mail and phone numbers are listed for citizens wishing to communicate with officials in Austin Dallas and Galveston Texas and Washington D C The paper notes it welcomes and appreciates letters to the editor.
The Texas City Sun publishes daily at 7800 Emmett F Lowry Expwy Texas City TX 77591. Subscriptions vary by carrier with monthly and yearly rates for daily and mail options. The AP may republish local spontaneous news and submissions reflect individual views only.
Jeff Morris, city editor for the Texas City Sun, reflects on mothers and the Bear Bryant era, noting the emotional pull of calling moms and the importance of honoring mothers while recounting personal loss of Nana Kate Ester Ford and a misnamed obituary.
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