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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2009
Page
4
Luke Hales and Dave Mathews listed as Managing Editor and staff roles with Assi Jay Eshbach and M A Bengtson noted as community members. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers identified in sports and editorial positions.
The Baytown Sun will not publish letters that attack individuals or organizations or that are anonymous, overly long, or potentially libelous. Editors review each submission. the page aims to discuss community issues and ordinances while defending First Amendment rights. Cliff Clements is editor and publisher.
Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison urges progress on telecommunication connectivity and the Digital Television Transition. She notes delays and coupon shortages, supports targeted incentives for broadband deployment, and favors market-driven solutions with improved mapping to guide investments for rural areas. She emphasizes avoiding further postponements and continuing bipartisan work to keep Americans connected.
Address and contact details for The Baytown Sun are listed, including newsroom, retail, and circulation numbers, email and fax, and instructions for submitting letters or guest columns. The notice notes publication times, redelivery help, and rights to edit submissions.
Aaron Barbee of Texas Computer Guru warns that SPAM remains rampant despite assurances from the 2004 World Economic Forum. He cites easy profits, low costs, and pervasive scams such as fake PayPal sites, urging readers to treat emails like calls and protect personal data. Barbee provides contact details and a website for further information.
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