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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2011
Page
4
Editorial board listing notes Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 with Janie Halter Gray Carla Torres Jim Finley Jay Eshbach listed as editors and community member.
A reader defends Councilman Sheley and condemns a recall as appalling. The letter urges respect for elected officials and invites citizens to engage via meetings, outreach, or contacting The Baytown Sun.
Baytown Sun readers accuse Kay Bailey Hutchison of misusing Bush era tax cuts and wars to defend deficit policies. The writer argues seniors will pay through Social Security cuts and cites Lindsay Graham on debt, urging vigilance against repeating past mistakes.
The Baytown Sun outlines how to submit letters and guest columns with word limits, reporting contact details for editors and a postal address. It also details delivery service hours, redelivery policies, phone hours, and online access at BaytownSun.com.
Aimed at 37 new state representatives and two new senators, the letter urges independent thinking, mentoring from experienced lawmakers, and openness to compromise. It notes lobbyists' influence, Medicaid realities, and the need to understand diverse constituent perspectives, including urban, minority, and low income communities.
Baytown native Chris Buckner urges HEB to build a full size grocery with services, not a downgraded Joe V's on Garth Road. He recalls past requests for a larger Baytown store and cites city officials' reactions while noting local history with HEB and regional growth.
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