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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2008
Page
4
Dave Mathews is listed as Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach as Community Editor with Jim Finley noted as former Managing Editor in the staff roster.
A Penn State study pins blame on genes and family lifestyle rather than schools, though cafeterias influence remains. Northwest district to test free prepackaged fruit and vegetables via the CoolCat program at Sendera Ranch and O A Peterson elementaries, aiming to shift habits with in-class nutrition lessons and a produce bar.
Jim Finley reflects on past gifts like cap pistols and doctor kits, then admits his current wish for a quieter, less noisy toilet. He recalls Christmas memories, jokes about aging, and signs off with seasonal cheer as a retired editor.
Contact and publication policy for The Baytown Sun include publisher Cliff Clements and staff emails, office addresses in Baytown Texas, daily and Sunday delivery times, and phone numbers for newsroom, retail, classified, and circulation. Submissions may be edited and must include writer signature and contact details.
A reader defends a right wing stance, arguing liberal media biased against Republicans and criticizing coverage of Barack Obama. The letter mentions Bush, McCain, Blagojevich, and questions about Obama’s knowledge, alleging election interference and untraceable contributions. It questions birth certificate and college transcripts and cites a Chicago-based figure.
A reader criticizes Senator Hutchison and Bert Marshall for blaming the UAW for woes in American automakers, disputing a claimed $81 hourly labor cost and arguing take home pay is far lower. The letter accuses politicians of class warfare and notes foreign automakers also benefit from subsidies.
The writer notes daily travel on Baker Road between Bush and Garth where traffic moves fast. Drivers who go under 40 mph provoke risky tailgating and pressure to speed up. A bicycle rider occasionally shares the lane, creating hazardous conditions.
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