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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2010
Page
4
A list of staff and leadership roles at the paper features Clifton Clements editor publisher Gary Maitland Luke Hales managing editor Jay Ashbach M A Bengtson community member Jim Finley Dave Rogers former managing editor and sports editor.
The writer condemns a proposed health care package as socialist and corrupt. They name several senators and dollar amounts tied to Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and new health care funding. They accuse lawmakers of buying votes, boosting subsidies, and benefiting insurers and the AARP while claiming seniors lose benefits and Medicare Advantage is cut.
A Heritage Foundation forum honors Jack Kemp and Jeff Kemp to frame social justice as a broader, non partisan issue. The elder Kemp championed free enterprise and subsidiarity while arguing the welfare state misstates civil rights. Jeff Kemp recalls his father’s belief that ideas must become action to help people achieve opportunity. Kathryn López, editor of National Review Online, provides closing reflections.
Contact details and submission rules for The Baytown Sun are listed, including addresses, phone numbers, emails, and editorial policies. It covers letter length, guest column requirements, signatures, editing rights, and delivery times with redelivery contact instructions.
Natalie Whatley of Baytown explains plans for radical lifestyle experiments inspired by A J Jacobs and the Radical Honesty movement. She invites readers to join in, promising lab report style updates on hypothesis methods supplies and results as she and her family navigate 2009 reflections and playful self experiments.
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