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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2010
Page
4
Obituary style note listing Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and detailing the editorial board with Clifton Clements Gary Maitland Jay Eshbach Jim Finley Luke Hales M.A. Bengtson Dave Rogers as sports editor and staff roles.
The piece questions Kay Bailey Hutchison's commitment to Senate duties while pursuing the Texas governorship against Rick Perry. It notes her shifting claims about when she would leave and argues she should resign from the Senate to focus on the campaign, suggesting John Cornyn fill her duties until a decision is made. It cites support for Hutchison's record, including the effort to keep the Waco VA Medical Center open, and contrasts her stance with Perry's actions.
Luke Hales notes a 4 year old’s sharp dinosaur knowledge eclipsing basic jokes. The boy retells and expands on Tyrannosaurus Rex, Allosaurus, and Gigantosaurus facts while imagining backyard expeditions with Nerf gear. The piece blends parenting humor with a child’s growing curiosity. The Baytown Sun assistant managing editor signs off.
The Baytown Sun provides contact numbers for Ron Paul Gene Green and staff plus publisher editors and newsroom details. It outlines mailing address publication policies submission limits letters up to 250 words guest columns up to 500 words with photos, and deadlines for redelivery.
A reader laments Johnnie Jennings Jr accusing him of pursuing boat slip development that harms Baytown's historical and natural treasure. The writer criticizes environmental disregard for profit and calls for a mutually beneficial approach, urging others to ask Jennings about alternatives.
A reader argues that blaming uninsured people with big screen TVs and digital cable is misguided. They contend television and cable costs are minor, medical costs are high, and unless a job provides insurance, affordable coverage remains out of reach regardless of spending choices. They critique the current healthcare plan.
A reader rebuts claims that Democrats are bought to back reform and argues coalition building is standard in Congress. The piece cites AARP data from 2005 to counter emotional claims and notes that Medicare may face cuts but benefits should not be reduced, urging readers to review HR 3200.
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