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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews named managing editor and Jay Eshbach appointed sports editor at the paper. M A Bengtson, a community member, also noted in staff roster alongside former managing editor.
US Gulf Coast readers sense a developing health threat as swine flu stories grow. Officials urge calm and practical steps while weighing whether Mexico’s outbreak signals an epidemic or a pandemic. Palm Beach County Health Director Jean Malecki backs concern with no panic and promotes basic hygiene and medical consultation.
A reader challenges Hillary Clinton and others over claims that 90 percent of Mexican cartel weapons originated in the United States. The letter argues most confiscated arms lack identifiable markings, and only a small fraction show U S origin with 90 percent of those traced to the United States. It notes U S gun laws dating to 1920 and questions new restrictions.
A historical overview of Texas Legislative Redistricting Board from its 1947 creation to its 2010 crossroads. It details how LRB membership shifts between parties, its decisive maps in 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 and 2002, and how legal battles and political power influenced district lines and party control.
Local newspaper contact info, staff names, office addresses, and submission rules including word limits for letters and guest columns. Also lists delivery times and redelivery contact for Baytown Sun readers.
Baytown Sun reader Andy reports a Baytown red light camera ticket issued Jan 12 for his wife’s car. Payment was due Feb 11. his check arrived Feb 5 but the $75 charge posted Feb 23, triggering a $25 delinquent notice. He urges timely online or phone payment and asks the city to extend the payment window. Jane Howard Lee reports.
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