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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2010
Page
4
The publisher emeritus Fred Hartman, 1950 to 1974, with the editorial board listing Jane Halter Gray as Editor Publisher and Jim Finley as Former Managing Editor. Also named are Carla Torres Managing Editor, Dave Rogers, M A Bengtson Assistant Managing Editor, and community members Jay Eshbach.
In a sweeping effort to shrink a 182.3 billion initial two year budget, Gov Rick Perry Lt Gov David Dewhurst and Speaker Joe Straus ordered further 5 and 10 percent cuts and directed agencies to propose additional 2.5 percent reductions. Education Chief Robert Scott trimmed 126 million from TEA including lab and textbook cuts, aiming to meet a 260 million round two target while preserving TEA basic funding. The trio insists further exemptions may guide broader savings as they pursue 20 billion in reductions.
No Labels aims to curb hyper-partisanship by creating a bipartisan voice for moderates. Founded by Mark McKinnon and others, the group plans district organizing, a political action committee, and campus outreach to recruit one million Citizen Leaders and influence 2012 primaries and 2011 redistricting.
Donna Brazile reflects on hope during 2010 and a hopeful Christmas season. She recalls national shifts from war to economy, celebrates New Orleans Saints victory, and emphasizes giving, community rebuilding after Katrina, and stepping forward in 2011 with faith in change.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for its staff including publisher Janie Hatter Gray advertising director Angie Pagel and others. It invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words with signatures.
The Baytown Sun lists submission methods and contact details for letters to the editor including P O Box, fax, and email. It notes views expressed are those of submitters, not the paper, and includes standard circulation hours and customer service phone numbers with delivery and redelivery procedures.
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