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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2010
Page
4
Obituary style notice listing Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 with editorial board members Clifton Clements Luke Hales Gary Maitland Jay Eshbach Bengtson Finley Dave Rogers and others in community roles.
A reflective note wishing a Happy New Year. The piece highlights the human longing for renewal, the calendar as a prompt for better choices, and common resolutions like losing weight, quitting smoking, saving money, and renewing friendships. It closes with a simple goodwill wish for all.
A reader urges support for red light cameras to identify and punish habitual traffic law breakers. They argue against reckless drivers who ignore signs and speeds, calling for targeting repeat offenders to improve safety and protect others.
Three former Texas student leaders anchor a tangled political arc. Sharp, Hutchison, and Perry shaped careers across two decades on the state stage. Now Hutchison and Perry compete for the GOP governor nomination while Sharp eyes a 2012 Senate run.
The Baytown Sun page lists phone and fax numbers for federal and state officials, publisher and staff contacts, newsroom and circulation details, and instructions for submitting letters and guest columns. It includes delivery timetables and redelivery contact, with address in Baytown Texas and publication frequency five days a week.
New Year’s Eve customs vary from nightlife celebrations to church services known as Watch Night. Origin stories link the vigil to Emancipation Proclamation dates and Moravian roots dating to 1732 in Herrnhut, Germany, with echoes in abolitionist history and prayers for the coming year.
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