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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews is Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach serves as Assistant Managing Editor. M. A. Bengtson is listed as a community member alongside Jim Finley and Dave Rogers, the latter a former Managing Editor and current Sports Editor.
San Antonio Express-News notes a schizophrenic woman with postpartum psychosis faced arrest in a brutal murder of her 4 week old son as debate over underfunded mental health services resurfaces. Texas ranks poorly in per capita funding and public focus wanes after headlines fade. The piece argues courts should divert mentally ill individuals to treatment rather than incarceration.
A reader expresses sympathy for the King family over Mrs. Doris King’s death and calls attention to Alzheimer's misunderstanding. The letter promotes a Baytown support group active for over 14 years, meeting the second Thursday each month at 6:30 pm at Remington Park, urging families to seek coping resources and help.
Linda Douglass, ex CBS ABC journalist turned White House spokesperson, debunks disinformation about health care reform. The piece contrasts her journalistic caution with partisan messaging, noting questions about Obama’s past positions and the credibility shift after joining Team Obama. Byron York reports.
Contact names and numbers for state and federal officials are listed along with Baytown Sun staff roles. The notice also covers submission guidelines for letters and guest columns, address details, mailing and delivery times, and redelivery instructions for missed papers.
Poe, representing Texas House District 2, warns against rushed federal health care reform. He advocates patient controlled decisions, affordable portable coverage, tax credits for expenses, medical liability reform, and avoiding a one size fits all system. He cites fraud, bureaucratic waste, and raised costs, urging limited government and preservation of choice.
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