Local Newspaper Staff Roster Names Clifton Clements Editors
Publisher Emeritus PRED HARTMAN and Editor Cliff Clements lead a bold staff change at the newspaper. Gary Maitland Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach join as managing editors and sports editor respectively, with Jim Finley and Dave Rogers noted as contributors in a historic staffing lineup.
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Keeping college kids in school
The piece argues that many students struggle to graduate on time or at all, due to work, finances, and nontraditional paths. It calls for legislative focus on education funding, especially for community colleges, to improve completion rates and future economic growth. It urges interim committees to seek sufficient funds in a tight 2011 session to expand opportunities for Texans to complete degrees.
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Thanking Obama lawmakers for health care reform praise
A Christmas Eve letter thanks President Obama and Congress for passing a health care reform bill. The writer credits long years of effort, criticizes big money opponents, and expresses belief the reform will benefit all Americans, with lawmakers who voted yes lauded.
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Old dog and fireworks ruin Christmas Eve in Baytown
In a Baytown Sun piece Jane Howard Lee writes about her mastiff of 13 years hating fireworks during July Fourth and New Year celebrations. The loyal Lab joins, the cat wanders, and the author contemplates safe inside time, dog biscuits, and babysitting.
Baytown Sun contact and submission guidelines
Details on how to reach lawmakers Ron Paul and Gene Green, publisher Clifton Clements, editors and staff, and submission rules for letters and guest columns. Includes contact addresses phone numbers and email, publication timing and redelivery policy.
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Arcosanti’s arcology dream falls short in Arizona desert
Byron York recounts Arcosanti founder Paolo Soleri’s arcology concept near Cordes Junction, its unrealized dream, and current renewed interest as climate change discourse shifts. Once envisioned as a compact eco city for 5,000 with a 25 story dome, it now survives on wind chimes sales and tuition. Soleri, now in his nineties, is cited as a sought after guru amid renewed attention from The Guardian and Leonardo DiCaprio’s documentary.
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