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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2009
Page
4
The Clifton newspaper announces its editorial leadership with Clifton E. Cliff Clements as Editor Publisher and Dave Mathews as Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach, Jim Finley, Luke Hales, M A Bengtson, Dave Rogers are noted among the community and sports staff.
The Baytown Sun editors praise Sammy Mahan and his Tipsy Tows program offering free rides on New Year's Eve to keep residents safe. They also commend Baytown Police for stopping a $700 counterfeit bill case, noting counterfeiters harm local and national economies. Readers are invited to submit cheers and jeers for weekly publication.
The piece argues for immediate universal health reform, citing hardships from job loss and insurance denial in Ashland Ohio. It contrasts U S outcomes with Canada Australia and New Zealand and criticizes GOP claims of socialized medicine. It highlights Max Baucus and a public Health Insurance Exchange as core reform elements.
Details on how to contact The Baytown Sun staff including publishers reporters and departments plus submission rules for letters and guest columns. Instructions cover word limits writer signatures editing rights delivery times and how to submit via mail fax or email.
A reader argues wealthy and middle class are harmed by redistribution and government taxation. They cite Hillary Clinton remarks on Exxon profits and criticize Obama era wealth redistribution. They condemn government bailouts and subsidies as theft and question UAW support and tax policy under the new administration.
The writer recalls Morgan Freeman and George Jones honored on TV, noting George Jones’s reactions beside President Bush. They share Texas roots, recounting a sense of common ground and reflections on Bush as a person. The piece ends with a memory of the author’s father’s income in the 1950s.
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