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Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach lead as editors with Dave Mathews and M A Bengtson listed as community members. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers serve in sports and former editor roles, indicating a multi person masthead across editorial and sports departments.
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Term limits debate prompts Texas governor cap proposal
The Austin American Statesman reports Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s push for an amendment to limit Texas governors to two terms, arguing eight years suffice and longer tenures invite patronage. The piece reviews Texas history on gubernatorial limits and current state practice.
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Texans divided over ObamaCare contrasts in Texas politics
Texas leaders clash over health reform as U S Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison criticizes federal plans while Governor Rick Perry argues Washington oversteps. Analysts cite Texas uninsured rates, CHIP debates, and fiscal impacts, with Edmund Arduin’s figures cited to claim billions in costs.
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Baytown Sun Contact and Submission Guidelines
Publisher and staff contact details plus letters policy and submission rules for The Baytown Sun. Includes phone numbers email and mailing address, page publication timing and redelivery guidance for readers.
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Fix the dropout Crisis NOW
A Bush School of Government and Public Service report from Texas A M University assesses the costs of Texas high school dropouts. Focusing on the class of 2012, the study estimates up to 9.6 billion dollars in lost wages and welfare and jail costs over lifetimes, with total potential losses approaching 100 billion in the next decade. It argues for urgent action by parents, educators, clergy, and business leaders to address the dropout crisis and reduce economic waste while noting political debate over the numbers and remedies.
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