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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2010
Page
4
Gary E Maitland and Luke Hales retain roles as editors while Jay Eschbach joins as community member. M A Bengtson and Jim Finley noted as former editorial leaders, with former managing editor titles acknowledged.
Texas readers urge former Houston mayor Bill White to disclose federal tax filings from his three terms as city leader. Perry has released returns since 1996, while White has shown 2009 data but refused earlier years citing proprietary business information, inviting scrutiny and political risk.
A Baytown resident commends the Baytown Police Department for quickly recovering a stolen car after it was taken from a well lit driveway on a Wednesday night. The car had about 500 dollars of personal property missing, some scratches, dents, and marijuana odor, but was returned by Monday morning with praise for the department and disappointment in the theft.
Kay Bailey Hutchison argues that community banks form the backbone of the economy, aiding small business and local lending while decrying new costs and federal rules that she says would favor big New York banks and threaten regional lenders. She urges preserving the dual banking system and ending too big to fail.
The Sun presents contact details for staff members including publisher Janie Halter, advertising director Angie Pagel, managing editor Gary Maitland, business manager Sandy Denson, and circulation manager Joshua Hart. It invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, noting guest columns should include a photo.
The Baytown Sun explains submission rules for letters and guest columns, including signature requirements, contact addresses, and editing rights. It notes opinions reflect submitter views, not the newspaper, and provides delivery timelines and redelivery phone numbers for missed papers.
San Antonio native and U S Senator Cornyn promotes Texas History Day coordinated by the Texas State Historical Association. He notes about 45 000 Texas students in grades six through twelve participate, regional and state fairs, and national level opportunities with scholarships and awards.
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