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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2010
Page
4
Fred Hartman publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974 leads a long serving editorial board including Clifton Clements Gary Maitland Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach with M A Bengtson Jim Finley and Dave Rogers in key roles and moments of newsroom leadership cross over from sports to management.
The Texas State Board of Education moved to strike Bill Martin Jr from third grade readings, prompted by Patricia Hardy and Terri Leo. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram noted the error, clarifying that the children's author died in 2004 while the Marxist philosopher Bill Martin Jr remains alive.
In a Catholic University speech, Cardinal Schonborn warns Europe risks losing its Christian identity to reason and enlightenment, urging retention of Christianity as part of Europe’s cultural role. UK debates on religious liberty spark Vatican critique, while US debates on religious freedom and LGBT rights loom as the Supreme Court weighs cases.
The Baytown Sun lists editors staff and contact details including publisher Clifton E. Clements managing editor Gary Maitland and others. It outlines letters of up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words with authors’ signatures, plus submission methods by mail fax or email. The paper warns on timely delivery and provides phone numbers for redelivery inquiries.
Diana West examines Prince Alwaleed bin Talal’s stake in News Corp and large donations to Georgetown and Harvard, arguing the Saudi financier may influence Fox News coverage and bring U.S. public opinion into question. She cites CAIR funding, al Qaeda concerns, and industry chatter about possible expanded ties with Rotana, noting Fox interviews and guest selections reflect potential influence.
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