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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2010
Page
4
The editorial masthead names editor publishers and staff including Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Gary Maitland as Managing Editor Luke Hales Assistant Managing Editor Jay Eschbach M A Bengtson community member Jim Finley Former Managing Editor and Dave Rogers Sports Editor, detailing newsroom leadership.
Texas leaders clash over carbon limits while the comptroller and a new advisory panel explore cost effective, net saving strategies to cut greenhouse gases. Proposals include mileage based auto insurance and closed loop tank degassing as the state weighs economic impact, with EDF detailing options and urging action.
Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison warns that NASA’s reliance on Russia for ISS access risks long term national security and economic interests. She urges Congress and the Obama Administration to keep shuttle flights until a shuttle derived replacement and full ISS readiness are secure, noting Discovery’s two week mission underlines dependence and risks.
Publisher Janie Halter Advertising Director Angie Pagel Baytown Sun provides contact emails for publisher and ad staff. Business Manager Sandy Denson Circulation Manager Joshua Hart remain reachable through listed baytownsun.com addresses for inquiries and submissions.
The Sun invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Guest columns should include a photo. We publish only original work.
The Baytown Sun provides contact addresses and phone numbers for letters to the editor submissions and newsroom operations. It notes letters reflect submitter views, not the paper, and offers delivery redelivery information if a paper is not received by specified times on weekdays and Saturdays.
The writer confesses fatigue with television and admits still being drawn to finish the final Lost season though progress feels slow. Thoughts drift to time and the urge to complete begun stories occupy the weekly column.
Natalie Whatley writes of midlife vermillion in Baytown as she reflects on life in the middle ground. She compares her stagnation to Buridan's donkey and contrasts middle life with a TV show theme while noting the Hecks and the fear of getting stuck. She hints at time ahead and the pull of forward movement despite inertia.
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