Hartman era editorial board roster 1950 to 1974
The publication lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus covering 1950 through 1974. It names Clifton Clements as Editor Publisher Gary Maitland Luke Hales as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson, Jim Finley, and Dave Rogers appear as community members or former staff members including a former Managing Editor and Sports Editor.
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Fred Hartman
Gary Maitland
Luke Hales
Jay Eshbach
M.A. Bengtson
Jim Finley
Dave Rogers
Retirement Note From Baytown Sun Editor and Publisher
From the desk of the publisher the Baytown Sun announces retirement effective February 19 after forty years in the industry and 15 years with Southern Newspaper Inc. The couple plans new interests and more time with grandchildren while thanking staff readers and Baytown residents for support since arriving in 2006.
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Baytown Sun
the Sun
Southern Newspaper Inc
Janie
Baytown
The unsinkable Maud Sterling hit by a hurricane and more
Wanda Orton recounts Maud Abbie Gage Sterling, wife of Ross S. Sterling, Baytown area First Lady of Texas in the 1930s. The piece highlights Maud’s simple, practical life, hands on farming at Morgan's Point, her thrift, and active role in the governor's mansion, including hosting, shopping, and managing household affairs during her husband’s rise in industry and politics.
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Baytown
Gov. Ross S. Sterling
Humble Oil and Refining Co
RSS
Mags
Maud Abbie Gage Sterling
Maud
Bess Truman
Bess
Independence
White House
Texas
Morgan's Point
Bay Ridge Road
Ross S. Sterling
Chambers County
Sylvan Beach
Governor's Mansion
Mrs. Sterling
Austin
State of Texas
Governor’s
Morgan’s Point
Ross
Double Bayou
Galveston
Maud Sterling
Baytown Sun contact and submission guidelines
Editorial staff contact details and submission rules for letters and guest columns. Includes addresses phone numbers and emails for newsroom retail classified circulation and other departments. States original material only, writer signatures required, and redelivery contact times.
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the Sun
Memorial Drive
P.O
Baytown
Texas
Sunnews
Baytownsun
Baytownsun.com
Baytown Sun
Derelict Vehicles Overlooked in City Streets
In a letter to the editor J Larry McAdams of Baytown condemns city priorities. He cites 13 derelict unlicensed vehicles stored on public property in his subdivision, in violation of city ordinances, lingering for months and depressing property values. He urges action amid anti smoking laws and red light camera expansion.
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Wazoo
J. Larry McAdams
Baytown
Reader reflects on Obama's State of the Union and judicial roles
James Rios shares a citizen view on President ObamaBalance of confidence and leadership in the State of the Union and judges. He argues activists on both sides should be challenged and urges readers to examine Biblical perspectives. He wishes Godspeed to the nation as it faces tough tasks ahead.
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Obama
Supreme Court
James Rios
Baytown
Sin taxes lure states with cash and risk
A report led by public health groups argues tobacco tax hikes could raise billions for states, with $418.8 million yearly possible for Texas from a dollar-per-pack rise. It claims reduced smoking could follow, but warns reliance on sin taxes strains budgets when the economy falters.
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Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids
American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Texas
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Cliff” Clements
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Sandy Denson
Sandy.denson
Joshua Hart
Joshua.hart
Gordon Gallatin
Directo
Gordon
Gallatin
Newsroom
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Sun
Sun News
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Rick Perry
Joe Biden
Ted Poe
Whitehouse
House
Kay Bailey
Poe
Ron Paul
Cornyn
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Texarkana Gazette
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