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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2010
Page
4
The record lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and names editorial leadership including Editor Publisher Janie Halter Gray, Carla Torres as Managing Editor, Dave Rogers as Assistant Managing Editor, Jim Finley as Former Managing Editor, M A Bengtson as Community member, and Jay Eshbach as editor.
Nicole Lewis of Pasadena reports her husband, a Comcast technician with 10 years on the job, had a $5,000 cable meter stolen from a company van on South 7th Street in Baytown three days before Christmas. With two children and paycheck to paycheck, the company may garnish wages to replace the meter. A police report was filed and tips are requested.
Texas motorists show high DWI risk with 78 000 having three or more convictions and 1 269 alcohol related deaths last year. Critics say permanent revocation for two DWI offenses is too harsh and could harm jobs while rural transit lags. Supporters and MADD favor ignition interlock devices for first time offenders to curb driving under influence.
The Baytown Sun provides guidelines for letters and guest columns, including word limits and signing requirements. It lists staff emails and phone numbers for circulation, advertising, and news submissions, plus delivery and customer service procedures and publication policies.
Analysis of the 2011 Texas redistricting battle after the 2010 census notes four new U.S. House seats, GOP control of lines, and the pressure on lawmakers amid a revenue shortfall. It contrasts Senate and House dynamics, incumbents, retirements, and the political chess of drawing districts. Contact details for further input are listed.
A reflective piece links Dickens Christmas Carol ghosts to current politics. It critiques political language, elitism, and democratic ideals while envisioning a Christmas Future led by Obama, citing health and wall street reforms, pay equity, and immigration reform as steps toward restoring the American Dream and economic equality. Donna Brazile is cited as a CNN ABC NPR commentator and Roll Call columnist.
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