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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements serves as editor and publisher with Dave Mathews and Luke Hales as managing editors. Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson and Jim Finley join as community members with Rete Bris a former managing editor and Dave Hagers as sports editor.
A 2004 study across 2,700 facilities found staff sexual misconduct in nearly every establishment. In Kentucky Otter Creek women’s center, 16 custodial abuse allegations are under investigation, highlighting that guard inmate sex is a common risk.
President Obama backs a $5 billion discretionary Race to the Top fund to reward districts adopting reforms, including more charter schools, performance pay, student performance tracking by teachers, and national standards. The Ed Department plans to begin awarding early next year amid union resistance and skepticism about reform success.
Investigators probe why President Obama dismissed AmeriCorps Inspector General Walpin after his probe into Sacramento Mayor Johnson. They question White House communications, Justice Department roles, and potential political influence tied to stimulus funds and Johnson’s federal grants. Byron York discusses mounting legislative interest.
The Baytown Sun lists contact names for staff and offices, mailing and street addresses in Baytown Texas, and phone and fax numbers for newsroom circulation and ads. It outlines letters and guest columns rules, submission requirements, and delivery timing with redelivery instructions.
National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez warns that the Obama administration's health reform efforts threaten abortion coverage and funding, arguing congress may mandate abortion access across plans and challenge conscience protections. Pro-life groups fear sweeping changes while lawmakers debate in secrecy.
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