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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews Lub Hales is Managing Editor with Jay Eshbach as Assistant Managing Editor and M A Bengtsor as a community member. Dave Rogers serves as Sports Editor, with both community members recognized in leadership roles.
Texas lawmakers review a bill to ban trans fats in restaurants aiming to curb obesity and health costs, a move that would align Texas with New York and California. Critics warn of higher food prices and economic strain amid a tough year, while supporters say lives could be saved despite timing concerns.
A reader expresses dread over President Obama and his policies, questioning spending, terrorism, ACORN funding, Geithner's impact on the dollar, and national job concerns, while criticizing late night appearances and perceived government excess.
The Baytown Sun assistant managing editor Luke Hales shares personal missteps from childhood to adulthood, asks readers for forgiveness, and reflects on Easter as a time for grace and mercy. He thanks loyal reader Gladys Adcox for a green ruler gift and notes his plans for Easter with family and church.
The Baytown Sun lists contact emails and phone numbers for staff including Clifton Clements managing editor Dave Mathews and Sandy Denson. It explains letters of up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words, with photo requirements, and provides submission addresses and deadlines for timely delivery and redelivery assurance.
Texas Senator Rodney Ellis advocates Senate Bill 915 to shield confidential journalistic sources. He argues a discretionary privilege balances press freedom with law enforcement needs and cites past cases from Victoria and McAllen to illustrate risks to reporters. The measure seeks to protect whistleblowers while enabling courtroom subpoenas under test.
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