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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2009
Page
4
Publisher demeritus 1050 1974 Edportal board Clifton E Clements Editor Publisher Luke Hales assistant Managing Editor M A Bengtson Community member Dave Rogers Sports Editor list of staff positions and roles shown in a historical masthead format
Joe Lowden, a former Crosby player, praises the newspaper write up on Crosby football history. The letter reveals the coach's last year of a rollover contract in 1960 after Crosby won the 1959 district title and notes his resignation despite a later extension. The writer reflects on coaching rewards and snubs, citing Frank Cavanaugh on coaches.
Clifton E Clements and Baytown Sun staff urge Congress to oppose the Copenhagen Treaty arguing its science is inconclusive and burdens the United States while others remain unrestricted They claim CO2 is not a pollutant and higher levels boost plant growth and water efficiency in this local readers petition published with contact details.
Community guidelines describe letters to the editor and guest columns, with authors bearing responsibility for views. The paper outlines submission requirements, contact details, and delivery times, advising readers to call for redelivery if late.
The piece notes Obama era gains fading as Democrats hold five of Arizona’s eight House seats while GOP hopes rise for possible pickups in 2010. It cites voter self descriptions and Margaret Kenski’s polling, forecasting a potential re reddening in Arizona and nearby Western states. Byron York argues the blue wave may have been wishful thinking.
National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez notes Sen Barbara Boxer contrasts abortion funding with Viagra coverage to argue that the Nelson Hatch amendment would rollback a woman's right to choose. Pro life advocates respond that abortion differs due to risks and outcomes. The piece frames broader political tension over reproductive rights and government limits.
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