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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2008
Page
4
A compact note from the publishing team lists staff roles including Dave Mathews Luke Hales Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson community member and Jim Finley former Managing Editor Sports Editor Dave Rogers.
Baytown volunteers from the Junior League organize toy drives for families in need as Operation Blue Santa, led by the Baytown Police Department, collects items for children. The annual Christmas parade on Texas Avenue drew a strong turnout with Baytown Sun entering for the first time. A festive day of booths, antique cars, and live music by The Posse, The Coastliners, and Josh Fey Band accompanied Christmas on Texas Avenue. A local anonymous donor paid a delinquent advertising balance for a shop, exemplifying true Christmas spirit. Cliff Clemens is editor of The Baytown Sun.
National Review Online discusses Jeb Bush’s possible Senate run in 2010. Florida figures like Mel Martinez vacate the seat, with sources saying Bush could win easily and add vigor to Congress while preserving his conservative record and private sector appeal.
The Baytown Sun details submission rules for letters and guest columns including word limits of up to 300 words for letters and 500 words for guest columns, photo requirement for guest columns, contact information for submissions, and publication timelines. It also covers editors and staff contacts and redelivery reminders.
A lengthy commentary notes a near collaboration between Google and Yahoo for advertising amid a broader Internet power struggle with Microsoft. It recalls DOJ actions, stock highs, and IPO hopes, with references to Aaron Barbee and his Texas Computer Guru site for further info.
Pensacola News Journal notes a national ethics survey of nearly 30,000 high school students finds 30 percent admit to stealing from stores and 64 percent cheat on tests. The piece argues home influence shapes teen behavior and calls adults to model ethics without excusing the students.
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