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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2009
Page
4
Clifton edition announces Cliff Clements as Editor Publisher with Dave Mathews as Managing Editor Jay Eshbach as Community Member Jim Finley former Managing Editor Luke Hales Assistant Managing Editor and M A Bengtson Dave Rogers as Sports Editor in a staff update.
The writer criticizes Rep Gene Green and allies for resisting the view that opposition to Obamacare is real. The letter mentions Mr Martin noting Democrats pursuing photo ID to prevent fraud at polling places.
A Baytown reader critiques tax rises on utilities and disputes red light camera data. He cites Fox News rhetoric, questions statistics, and defends cameras as catching violators while noting study costs and city spending. The letter references E P Weaver in Austin and President Bush context.
A reader recalls a life sized inflatable dolphin that haunts night hours and stirs uneasy moments, while sharing a candid view on truth and embellishment in her writings and life. The piece threads humor with ordinary queries about books, math, and dinner with famous actors.
The Baytown Sun provides contact numbers and email for staff including Publisher Clifton Clements and Newsroom, plus submission rules for letters and guest columns. It notes delivery times and redelivery contact, and states material must be original with signature and may be edited.
Wanda Orton recalls the Robert E. Lee High School Band era under J C Burkett and Carmel Norton, practicing in heat, marching between school and stadiums, and performing at UIL contests, parades, openings, and conventions across Texas and beyond.
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