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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2010
Page
4
Obituary style note lists Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus with tenure from 1950 to 1974 and credits Clifton Clements Luke Hales and M A Bengtson on the editorial board as editors and staff.
The Boston Globe argues Mark McGwire's belated admission of steroid and growth hormone use confirms long held beliefs while disparaging his self defense. It accuses Selig and owners of enabling the steroid era for profits and demands accountability for the league.
The Assembly Public Safety Committee approved AB 390 aimed at legalizing and taxing cannabis for adults 21 and up to raise revenue. Opponents warn a full debate on pros and cons is needed despite rising support and alleged state tax potential.
The Martin Luther King Memorial on the National Mall moves toward completion in late summer 2011 after raising 108 million of 120 million dollars. Alpha Phi Alpha, King’s fraternity, drove fundraising and site approval since 1984, with major donors including ExxonMobil, McDonalds, FedEx, Wal-Mart, Toyota, and Gates Foundation. The memorial features the Stone of Hope with a statue by Lei Yixin, amid controversy over design and funding. a final building permit was issued in 2009 and the project now awaits completion.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for staff and departments and outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns. It notes word limits of 250 for letters and 500 for guest columns, photo requirement for guest columns, publication address, and editing rights. It also lists delivery times and redelivery phone numbers.
Dora Gonzalez of Baytown writes that Robert E Lee High School deserves honor for shaping generations. She recalls past campus freedoms and discipline, notes town changes, and praises the school’s enduring exterior and impact on local adults and families.
In novembre 1967 the Ganders beat Sterling 28 to 7 as Pat Urchin caught a TD and Johnny Cavaretta ran for three scores. Coach Pete called it the game of life amid memories of the old squad before Sterling split off.
Diane Smith argues against adopting pit bulls and advocates eradicating the breed, claiming dogs bred for a purpose carry its disposition. She claims pit bulls differ from other breeds and would bite without warning, and that removing them would protect vulnerable people.
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