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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2010
Page
4
Clifton E Clements remains editor publisher Gary Maitland Luke Hales carry managing editor duties Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson serve as community members Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are noted as former staff with responsibilities in sports editorial duties
A reader urges continued and expanded federal investment in highways, transit and airports. Citing ARRA data, the letter notes 48.1 billion for transportation, 34.3 billion in highway and transit formulas, and over 250,000 direct jobs plus 760,000 indirect and induced jobs created or sustained as of Nov 30, 2009, urging near term investment and program certainty.
The Baytown Sun provides instructions for letters and guest columns including word limits, submission addresses, and deadlines. Writers must include signature, contact info, and understand editing or rejection rights. Late delivery redelivery policy calls readers to contact (281) 425-8066 for timely issues.
Luke Hales offers a comic cautionary column about cinema etiquette based on a movie viewing of Legion. He mocks audience misbehavior, urges parents to babysit, and lists tips to avoid disturbances and annoyances in theaters. The piece ends with a personal sign-off and a nod to a reader.
A columnist argues for repealing legal tender laws and legalizing private gold and silver coins. He urges abolishing or auditing the Federal Reserve, allowing constitutional money as an alternative, and tax relief on gold and silver to counter the dollar’s decline and economic control.
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