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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews appointed Managing Editor with Jay Eshbach as Community mem and Jim Finley as former Managing Editor. Luke Hales is Assistant Managing Editor and M A Bengtson serves as Community member while Dave Rogers remains Sports Editor.
A letter argues respect for police while questioning a Sun story claim that a fleeing car hit 140 MPH. The writer cites a 1994 Buick Century and GM data to suggest speed measurements may be inaccurate and urges better speed timing devices to avoid erroneous tickets.
An opinion piece condemns Rep-Cons for attacking a Democrat in the White House. It accuses them of bullying, smear campaigns, and calling dissenters un-American. The author argues true American values are diversity and freedom of expression, not exclusion or patriotism as a weapon.
Bert Marshall a 30 year Baytown resident and publisher of OurBaytown com outlines a plan to escape fast paced life through camping hiking and primitive experiences. He recalls youth camping in California and aims to hike fish and cook over an open fire at state parks with running water and outlets.
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff contacts including Publisher Clifton Clements and Newsroom numbers. It outlines letter and guest column policies, submission requirements with signatures, and mailing and fax addresses. Readers are advised to call by 9 a.m. for redelivery if the paper is late.
Natalie Whatley in Baytown recounts holiday aftermath cleanup mishaps and home life with her family. She describes head injury from a vacuum accident, a de gloving moment with a fabric softener dispenser, and reflections on aging, marriage, and managing household chaos.
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