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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2010
Page
4
Obituary note highlighting Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus with a long service spanning 1950 to 1974 and listing editorial leadership roles and board members including Janie Halter Gray Carla Torres Jim Finley Dave Rogers M A Bengtson Jay Eshbach and community members.
Texas journalist Dan Malone highlights a Texas A&M System rule that bans directing students to file public information requests, a policy seen as hostile to open government and academic freedom. Tarleton leaders seek counsel, while calls mount for legislative fix to align with the Texas Public Information Act.
The piece analyzes Rick Perry's anti Washington rhetoric as a familiar pathway to a national bid. It compares Perry to past governors who attacked Washington to fuel campaigns, notes book ties and Tea Party links, and cites critiques from Texas Democrats about policy neglect at home.
The Sun lists contact points for publisher Janie Hatter Gray advertising director Angie Pagel and others including Carla Torres Sandy Denson and Joshua Hart. It notes letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words and that original material is required.
Community readers are reminded of submission rules for signed letters and guest columns. The Sun reserves the right to edit and reject content. Deliveries reach readers by early mornings Tuesday through Sunday with redelivery help available via a phone line during posted hours.
Donna Brazile argues during the 2008 campaign that GOP leaders Mitch McConnell and John Boehner push a be partisan stance aimed at blocking Obama. She criticizes Republican refusals on equal pay, 9/11 responders, START, unemployment, and deficit actions while urging bipartisanship and responsible governance.
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