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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2009
Page
4
The community paper lists Dave Mathews and Luke Hales as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor respectively. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are featured as Sports Editor and former Managing Editor, with M A Bengtson and Eshbach identified as community members and contributors.
The Baytown Sun invites nominations for its Citizen of the Year and Unsung Heroes. Submissions due by February 25, with forms published and returned to The Baytown Sun address. Nominees must be Baytown area residents, with brief descriptions and impact stories. Cliff Clements available for information.
Kay Bailey Hutchison argues against the nearly 900 billion stimulus, saying deficits near 1.2 trillion and a 33 thousand dollar per citizen debt risk prolonging downturn. She cites CBO estimates of only 64 percent spending in two years and urges tax relief to spur private sector job creation and a balanced, targeted recovery.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for publishers editors and staff including Clifton Clements Dave Mathews and Sandy Denson. It explains letters of up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo, plus submission addresses and editing rights.
The article explains slow XP could be software or hardware and spyware is unlikely. It compares XP Media Center Edition with Home and Professional, noting Media Center is less stable. It advises backing up data before using a restore partition, warns it may erase personal files, and suggests reinstalling if software issues exist while cautioning hardware problems may persist. It also notes differences under the hood among editions and offers local support contact.
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