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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
4
A commemorative note lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus for 1950 to 1974. It details the editorial board including Clifton Clements Gary Maitland Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach with M A Bengtson, Jim Finley, and Dave Rogers in various editorial roles.
The Augusta Chronicle questions why Democrats used nuclear tactics to push a sweeping health care reform bill, noting bribery claims, lack of bipartisan support, and polls showing growing public opposition as they fail to reach 60 votes in the Senate.
A reader criticizes Republicans for budget fights while NASA cuts spark fears in Johnson Space Center area. The writer argues government spending should aid the needy and elderly, not just in election years, and warns of a collapsing political system. Dayton reader Marrie Gene Kinney Jr. signs off.
National Signing Day on February 3 marks the start of the NCAA signing period for high school seniors to attend a college for football. The piece discusses signing rules, scholarships, ESPN coverage, recruiting hype, and debates over athletic academics, with Baytown resident Ray Wilson providing contact.
The Baytown Sun lists contact numbers and email for Congressmen and staff, publishing details. It outlines letter and guest column submissions with word limits, photo requirements, and signatory rules. It includes mailing address, newsroom and circulation contacts, publication schedule, and redelivery assurance times.
Five justices overturned a century old ban on corporate campaign money, deeming corporate funding protected speech. Kennedy, writing for the majority, argues disclosure lets voters judge influence, while Stevens dissents citing dangers of moneyed interests in politics. Public reaction calls for caution and accountability amid shifting campaign finance norms.
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