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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2010
Page
4
Obituary note listing Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and naming editorial staff including Janie Halter Doyle Barlow Jim Finley Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson and Dave Rogers as sports editor with community members.
Letter thanks Baytown residents for support in a petition drive to require a public vote on red light cameras. Volunteers gathered signatures while noting a well funded opposing front group. Voters are urged to register, stay informed, and vote in November.
Ed Stein’s political cartoon criticizes the Supreme Court’s gun ownership ruling as hypocritical. It argues the cartoonist would condemn a 5 to 4 decision on the First Amendment if it favored the other side, while he defends his own rights. James Connealy Baytown
Raymond Martin of Mont Belvieu voices a bold call to abandon gas, diesel, toothpaste, medicine, clothing, plastics, and more. He urges a complete shift to an imaginary eco solution, labeling it Pixie Dust and Unicorn Milk as the replacement.
The Baytown Sun lists contact names for publisher advertising director business manager circulation manager and the newsroom. It invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words and confirms it publishes only original material addressed to The Baytown Sun.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns, noting signatures are required and views are those of authors. It also lists contact details, delivery times, and redelivery procedures including phone numbers and office hours.
A home schooled dual enrolled student at Lee College completes 41 transfer credits and graduates with an associate’s degree in Transfer then plans a second in English after transferring to Baylor University. The piece highlights reverse transfer and notes admissions for Summer II and Fall 2010 with contact details.
Pastor Dan Brown of Anchor Assembly of God in Alabama filed a 50000 claim for lost revenues. He warned that the oil spill hurts the industry and church gifts while noting people face unemployment or fixed incomes, and he calls for testing the system to work through the process. Darryl Willis of BP commented on the claims process.
Doyle Barlow, managing editor of the Baytown Sun, discusses red light cameras in Baytown. He notes tickets often originate with camera companies, questions appeal options, and cites drive time and a two week drilling rig layoff as possible driver gaps. A petition by Byron Schirmbeck seeks a November ballot on the issue, aiming to require police officer presence at offenses.
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