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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements heads the Edeporial Board with Luke Hales and Dave Mathews as editors. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are listed as former and current managing editors, with several community members also named in oversight roles.
A reader condemns the district and board for reactivating the rezoning committee. They fear insufficient time to plan before summer and accuse officials of betraying staff students and public trust. The letter questions who will bear responsibility for risky property decisions and highlights perceived disrespect.
A Baytown reader criticizes the school board's plan to close or reorganize Pumphrey despite the campus’s prior TAKS score improvements. They urge using an annex or delaying closure, arguing the boards’ action undermines children’s safety and futures and calling for new board members who prioritize students. They single out Ken Martin for backing new construction and suggest a site choice.
A reader thanks the paper for coverage of San Jacinto Day, praising the monument photo, the history and limestone geology, and the classroom lessons. The letter expresses Texan pride, respect for Sam Houston, and admiration for Texas and American heritage.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for Ron Paul and Gene Green offices and lists publisher staff. It outlines letter and guest column submission rules, required writer signature, publication rights, mailing address, contact numbers, email, and delivery expectations for daily and Sunday papers.
Gov. Rick Perry used Texas Tea Parties to blast federal stimulus and hint Texas might secede if Washington ignores voters. Analysts, Democrats, and even allies warned the remarks risk deepening division while Perry seeks to keep the base engaged ahead of 2010.
A man felt a sudden intense chest pressure while heading to work on Monday. His employer’s medical department evaluated him and gave aspirin after questioning, with the episode described as a persistent, alarming sensation.
Jane Howard Lee recounts her husband’s sudden heart episode. Nitroglycerin eased pressure but prompted a hospital visit where no heart damage was found. Doctors investigate possible causes with a cardiologist while Lee reflects on fear, communication, and hope.
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