Letters to the Editor Team Credits and Roles
Dave Mathews is Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach and Luke Hales are community members. C Jim Finley is a former Managing Editor. M.A. is a community member. Dave Rogers is the Sports Editor.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews is Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach and Luke Hales are community members. C Jim Finley is a former Managing Editor. M.A. is a community member. Dave Rogers is the Sports Editor.
A reader recalls Morgan Freeman and George Jones at the Kennedy Center Honors with President Bush and Laura Bush in attendance. The writer notes shared Texas roots, comments on common ground over Jones songs, and ends with a personal countdown to the end of Bush's term and a 2009 greeting.
National Review editor Kathryn Lopez reflects on Rod Blagojevich as a symbol of ethical collapse in Illinois politics. She contrasts his profane pursuit of power with arguments over abortion policy and freedom of conscience, warning that state actions foreshadow federal debates under Obama.
Contact information for The Baytown Sun includes publisher editor staff emails and phone numbers. It outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns, photo requirements, address details, and delivery timing with redelivery instructions if missing.
A compact recap of 2008 tech milestones touching on fuel tax mileage tracking by GPS, the HD DVD vs Blu ray format war ending with Sony victory, the rise of massively multiplayer online games, and Barack Obama's use of Internet tools making him seen as the Internet President. The piece notes further reading at Texas Computer Guru and provides contact info for Aaron Barbee.
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