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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews remains Managing Editor with Luke Hales as Assistant Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach continuing in role. M A Bengtson joins as community member alongside Jim Finley and Dave Rogers, the former Sports Editor, in an advisory capacity.
The Baytown Sun editorial board salutes Charity Stone for decades of service and her birthday reception, praises Goose Creek Junior Robotics for regional success, and welcomes President Obama with calls for support and guidance. Readers are invited to submit cheers or jeers for weekly publication.
The piece discusses three current Senate vacancies New York Illinois and Minnesota explains Obama Clinton resignations and Burris appointment phrases the 17th Amendment directs temporary appointments and elections noting 2010 as the next full terms and muses on potential constitutional changes and wartime scenarios.
The Baytown Sun provides publisher and staff contacts including Clifton Clements and Dave Mathews. It lists newsroom, circulation, fax numbers, and hours for delivery issues. Readers are invited to submit letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo.
A reader argues Captain Sullenberger earned praise for the Hudson River landing, credits crew teamwork and plane design, and notes Congress raised pilot retirement age to 65 in 2007 to retain expertise. The writer rejects the hero label, suggesting admiration but calling him a god if aboard.
The piece notes Pastor Rick Warren's brief invocation at Barack Obama's inauguration and argues Obama aims to apply constitutional rights to civil unions without redefining marriage. It challenges Warren's stance on homosexuality and reminds that social norms evolve. It cites California's 2008 decision overturning a marriage ban and reflects on Obama's mixed signals between civil rights and marriage terminology.
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