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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews is the managing editor and Jay Eshbach serves as community mem. Jim Finley is the former managing editor and assistant managing editor. M A Bengtson is a community member. Dave Rogers is the sports editor.
U S VIEWS says states should ban all phone use in vehicles, including hands free, arguing mind on the road matters more than hands. A University of Utah study is cited showing in-car conversations are safer than phone conversations, as a friend in the car can issue warnings. Chicago Sun Times
Pensacola News Journal argues Congress and the Obama administration must move quickly to deploy a large stimulus, but with safeguards after the past $750 billion bailout, warning against rushing a plan exceeding $800 billion over two years and stressing proper targeting.
The Baytown Sun features Jane Howard Lee urging drivers to confess after a Dec 5 hit and run that killed Baytown man Sam Marlin and injured 14-year-old Adrian Elias. Police suspect a white truck in a fatal collision with Marlin and seek the driver, likely a woman, to come forward. Flyers circulate as the community seeks justice and healing.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for newsrooms and staff, along with submission rules for letters and guest columns. It states original material only, signed submissions, and options to mail fax or email, with delivery expectations and redelivery contact.
Washington Times columnist Diana West argues that Hillary Clinton faces conflicts of interest due to her husband Bill Clinton’s donors, especially Saudi funding, which could undermine U.S. standing if she becomes secretary of state. She warns the Senate may rubber stamp the nomination despite these concerns.
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