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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2011
Page
4
In a letter to the editor, a reader urges voters to keep Councilman Sheley, arguing past disagreements over downtown rebuilding and public housing do not justify a recall. The writer stresses using lawful processes to express disagreement and defends the councilman's dedication to the district and Baytown.
Publisher Janie Hatter Gray lists contact emails for the Baytown Sun. Advertising Director Angie Pagel, Managing Editor Carla Torres, Business Manager Sandy Denson, and Circulation Manager Joshua Hart accompany newsroom reference. Website shown is baytownsun.com and wngun.com for the newsroom.
The Sun invites original submissions from Baytown readers up to 250 words for letters and 500 words for guest columns. Submissions must be addressed to The Baytown Sun and include the writer's signature.
The Baytown Sun provides delivery and customer service details including hours for circulation, contact numbers, and online options. It outlines redelivery policies, phone message procedures, and steps for missed papers, with emphasis on timely delivery and 24/7 online access.
The piece contrasts personal loss of a horse named Lucky with partisan debates over Obamacare. It argues Arizona will no longer fund organ transplants for Medicaid patients to save a small budget slice, while hospitals cannot refuse care, and criticizes GOP objections to the health care mandate as hypocritical and politically driven. The author cites Sarah Palin, Jan Brewer, and quotes a transplant patient to highlight the consequences of policy.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck criticized William Donahue of the Catholic League after he challenged The Views coverage of St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix. The hospital ceased being Catholic following a controversial 11 week abortion with the hospital stating the baby was directly killed and the mother treated for disease, despite compassionate arguments.
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