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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2008
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements editor publisher Oh Wa among editors retired. Jay Eshbach and Luke Hales join as managing editors with M A Bengtson listed as a community member and editor in the Clifton edition staff lineup.
The Baytown Sun notes Exxon Mobil and San Jacinto Methodist Hospital donated 15000 each toward the Baytown Fallen Firefighter Memorial to be built in Bicentennial Park this year. Also covered are Team Dylan supporting Dylan Garcia fighting medulloblastoma, Ron Paul campaign spending, a theft at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, and calls for Chuck Rosenthal to resign over office conduct.
A columnist assails TV pundits and Beltway bias shaping the 2008 Democratic nomination. He decries pundit harm to democracy, notes Obama Clinton support dynamics, and warns of Washington smear machine tactics. He stresses the need for voter scrutiny and cautions against idolizing media narratives. Gene Lyons is cited.
The provided text lists contact numbers and websites for federal figures including President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney, senators and representatives, plus Baytown Sun staff. It notes fax numbers, district offices, and official inboxes. Also mentions letters policy: letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with photo required.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for signed letters and guest columns, noting editor approval, publication rights, and contact details. It also provides delivery times and a phone number to call for late or missing papers, along with submission routing for signed pieces to David Bloom.
Morton Kondracke argues Obama lacks substantive policy detail and voters treat him as a Rorschach test while Hillary Clinton benefits from organization and female turnout. He notes Obama’s high praise speeches but few concrete plans, and Clinton’s campaign urgency through Q and A sessions and emotional moments.
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