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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2010
Page
4
Publisher emeritus Fred Hartman led the newsroom from 1950 to 1974. The editorial board names Janie Halter Gray as Editor Publisher Carla Torres as Managing Editor Jim Finley as Former Managing Editor Dave Rogers as Assistant Managing Editor and community members Jay Eshbach and MA Bengtson.
Census data show Texas added 4.3 million people in the last decade, boosting its population to over 25 million and earning four new U.S. House seats for a total of 36. Growth, especially among Hispanics, shapes future redistricting and the state’s political influence in Washington.
The Baytown Sun invites original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be original material addressed to The Baytown Sun and include the writer’s signature.
The Baytown Sun explains submission rights and contact details for letters to editor and staff. It covers publication refusals, submission channels, and delivery and customer service hours for Baytown readers with phone and online contact options.
Chris Buckner reflects on 2010 traffic woes and upgrades in Baytown Texas. He critiques street repairs and storm sewer issues, hopes for 2011 safety and maintenance rules, and bids farewell to City Manager Garry Brumback while urging responsible New Year behavior.
Notable 2010 deaths include U S Rep John Murtha veteran advocate and Iraq War critic. Rep Charlie Wilson who aided Afghan rebels. Alexander Haig soldier statesman. Sen Robert Byrd longest serving senator. Ted Stevens Alaska advocate. Dan Rostenkowski powerful Illinois congressman. Richard Holbrooke diplomat and Bosnia peace plan architect. Dates range Feb through Dec.
Ron Paul, representative of the 14th District, argues Social Security is not insurance or a savings program but a transfer tax. He urges younger Americans to opt out and invest tax savings privately, criticizing the mislabeling and looming crisis as fiscal reality sets in.
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