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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2011
Page
4
The article lists Joine Halter Gray as Editor Publisher and Jim Finney as Former Managing Editor with M A Bengtson noted as a community member in the editorial board lineup.
In December Baytown firemen and thousands of students collected non perishable items for Channel 13 Share Your Holidays. About 30 000 pounds were donated with 441 families receiving food on December 14 and 669 families fed so far this month. Local workers and groups also contributed funds and items to provide chickens or roasts to families.
Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison urges the new Congress to cut federal spending and make tax cuts permanent to spur hiring and restore fiscal sanity. She cites past deficits, a stalled economy, and a two year tax agreement as victories while warning against renewed tax increases.
Wendell Belt a 42 year old retail worker from Philadelphia traveled to New York with his family to celebrate New Years Eve in Times Square. He warned that if jobs do not return the economy does not improve and unemployment remains high another bad year may follow.
In May 2009 Scott Gordon CEO of Mastery Charter Schools testified to Congress about turning around failing urban schools. He cited three Mastery schools where scores rose 35 percent per grade, violence fell 85 percent, and 93 percent of graduates pursued higher education. He urged urgency and accountability and praised bipartisan reform efforts.
The Baytown Sun provides contact guidance for letters and guest columns up to 250 and 500 words respectively. It lists editors and circulation managers, mail fax and email routes, and detailed delivery and customer service procedures with hours and redelivery timelines.
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