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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews as Managing Editor Jay Eshbach named Community Member Assistant Managing Editor M.A. Bengtson serves as Community Member and Dave Rogers continues as Sports Editor in the reshaped newsroom staff lineup.
A reflective essay urges remembrance of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion while condemning sectarian violence. It contrasts Christian, Muslim, and Jewish histories of conflict with teachings of peace, urging humility, empathy, and action toward harmony this Good Friday.
The writer accuses President Obama of saying the U.S. is not a Christian nation and criticizes apologies to Europe. They claim Americans fought for Europe in World War II and oppose his visit to a French cemetery, echoing Marie Browning’s remark.
Baytown resident Ray Wilson writes about Easter as the central Christian event, detailing doubts of Jesus' followers, the empty tomb, and the transformation of the disciples into courageous missionaries. He notes Roman guards, tomb seals, and grave clothes as evidence cited in the discussion of the resurrection.
Federal officials and Texas lawmakers listed with phone and fax numbers alongside publisher and newsroom staff. Includes submission guidelines for letters and guest columns and delivery timings for The Baytown Sun.
Jim Finley recalls growing up on a Brazoria County ranch with cattle and hens then notes a Brazoria County rustler case. Police reported 24 calves worth about 12000 dollars stolen and sold at Rosharon auctions. Sheriff Charles Wagner cites modern rustling using a pickup, trailer, and sack of feed.
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