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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2010
Page
4
Obituary notice for Fred Hartman noting his tenure as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974. Includes editorial board members Clifton Clements Luke Hales Gary Maitland Jay Eshbach Bengtson Finley Rogers and Jim Finley. Details emphasize leadership roles and staff positions within the newspaper.
The speech positions Obama as staying in office with an assertive tone while holding Congress to account. He proposes ideas like eliminating capital gains taxes for small businesses and seeks a six percent rise in education funding. Bipartisanship means substantive cooperation, not surrender by either side.
A letter to the editor argues against private toll road schemes and the Trans Texas Corridor. It notes a February Senate House hearing on transportation funding and warns of debt leverage and conflicts of interest. It urges Representative Wayne Smith to push public-supported policy.
Wanda Orton recalls decades of gender bias from the 1950s to 1960s as women fought for roles beyond nursing teaching and secretarial work. She notes barriers in education and public life, from medical school quotas to first female officials and editors, highlighting progress toward true equality.
The Baytown Sun provides contact numbers for state and federal officials and lists newsroom staff, submission guidelines, and delivery times for readers. It notes letters up to 250 words, guest columns up to 500 words with a photo, and instructions for mailing faxing or emailing submissions, plus redelivery contact details.
National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez surveys the 2010 Massachusetts special election where Scott Brown’s upset of Ted Kennedy’s seat signals a shift in political mood. She argues Obama’s stance and health care agenda risk eroding support as voters grow wary of big government and seek broader freedom.
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