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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2010
Page
4
Publisher emeritus Fred Hartman served 1950 to 1974 while the newspaper announced its editorial board and staff. Janie Halter was editor publisher, Doyle Barlow the managing editor, Jim Finley former managing editor, Jay Eshbach and M. A. Bengtson as community members, with Dave Rogers as sports editor.
Texas districts fund private tutoring firms under No Child Left Behind. Studies show seven of eight firms deliver no measurable test score gains, while some firms retain certification with minimal oversight. HISD faced a $75 hourly rate issue and gift card recruitment. Critics urge accountability for tutors and the state education agency.
The piece argues critics of the New York mosque near Ground Zero, led by Republicans like Newt Gingrich, use xenophobia for short term gains. It condemns turning public opinion into policy, asserts Al Qaida’s propaganda benefits from anti Islam rhetoric, and praises Obama for opposing that frame while highlighting Daisy Khan’s bridge building. It ends noting the authors Steve Roberts and Cokie Roberts.
Publisher Janie Halter and Advertising Director Angie Pagel are listed with Baytown Sun contact emails. The page names Doyle Barlow Sandy Denson and Joshua Hart for circulation and business roles. The source presents newsroom and staff roles with corresponding email domains.
The Baytown Sun invites readers to submit original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions should be addressed to The Sun and reflect fresh, original content.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules including signed letters and guest columns, editing rights, and contact methods. It notes items reflect authors' views and may not represent the paper or advertisers, with correspondents instructed to mail or email submissions to sunnews baytownsun.com.
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Nat Hentoff argues that government spying expands under Bush and Obama, citing NSA data interception of 1.7 billion daily communications and FBI dragnet tracking of about 180 cell phones. He questions constitutional protections and calls for renewed Fourth Amendment emphasis amid bipartisan support for surveillance.
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