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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2010
Page
4
Fred Hartman, publisher emeritus (1950 1974), heads a long standing editorial team. Editor publisher Janie Halter Gray and Carla Torres serve as managing editors alongside Loulane and Jay Eshbach. Jim Finley and M A Bengtson are noted former editors in a community oriented publication roster.
A Baytown reader, a lifelong Republican, rebukes Garcia for attributing an election loss to a Hispanic surname. The writer condemns anti immigrant rhetoric, notes Garcia’s community leadership, and calls for leaders to unite all residents regardless of name. Gary Brazel expresses disappointment yet acknowledges candor.
A Baytown reader blasts the City Council for planned water and sewer rate increases and critiques past trash charges and a health insurance cost shift. The letter questions car allowances for a few employees, suggests payroll perks, and urges taxpayers to contact council members amid rising gasoline costs.
Rep. Charles Rangel said his heart feels good after the House censured him for financial misconduct. He asserted he will be judged by his life, not by Congress, in remarks after the vote.
Diana West argues the WikiLeaks cable dump reveals flawed U S foreign policy from Bush to Obama. She contrasts blood on hands rhetoric with the egg on faces of others and cites Pakistan Iran and Afghanistan as factors shaping policy and public reaction.
The Baytown Sun lists contact roles including Publisher Janie Hatter Gray and Advertising Director Angie Pagel with emails, plus additional staff Carla Torres Business Manager Sandy Denson and Circulation Manager Joshua Hart. This compact roster provides key office channels for publication inquiries and advertising.
The Sun invites readers to submit letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, stressing original material only for publication. Submissions should reflect current issues, community perspectives, and constructive dialogue for potential inclusion in upcoming editions.
The Baytown Sun invites signed letters and guest columns and provides mailing and contact information. Submissions may be edited, and the paper can decline publication. Include a nonpublished address and phone number and send to P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 or via fax or email.
Miss your paper contact details tell readers to call (281) 425-8066 for redelivery if not received by 6 a.m. Tuesday to Friday or 8 a.m. Sunday. Circulation department hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and Sundays.
Dick Armey a conservative libertarian and tea party adviser argues in a Wall Street Journal interview that the Constitution best preserves liberty and warns that schools must teach Madisonian property rights, including personal opinions and religious freedom, amid debates over surveillance and fusion centers. He cites Alien and Sedition Acts and questions future governance under a 2012 Republican administration.
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