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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews and Jay Eshbach editor roles noted. A reader writes in praising a pitbull named Ody for protecting his owner and argues that pitbull behavior comes from upbringing. The letter extols Ody and urges recognize good pitbulls with a reward.
Veterans park for free at Houston VA Hospital and ride buses to jobs at Fannin and Main medical centers. Rain and heat see many veterans walking with crutches and walkers to appointments. Critics accuse politicians of stealing attention from veterans rights and needs.
A reader recalls The Verdict line about the rich winning and the poor losing. They note eight Republicans backed cap and trade to pass the House and question Pelosi's motives. They urge contacting senators via congress com to oppose the bill and warn it may reach the Senate.
Luke Hales writes about his fondness for local corner markets from Deer Park to Baytown, recounting quirky buys like a scorpion in plastic and a 1960 Chevy El Camino key, plus a trip to see The Wiz and his kid’s fascination with model cars. He praises neighborhood stores for convenience though noting higher prices and variable selection.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for Clifton Clements and staff, policy on original submissions, word limits for letters and guest columns, photo requirement for guest pieces, how to submit, and delivery deadlines. It specifies address, phone numbers, email, fax, and redelivery procedure.
A patriotic reflection on Fourth of July history and the enduring American ideals of liberty and self reliance. The piece critiques government expansion through welfare state measures and calls for sound money and audits of the Federal Reserve, urging continued defense of individual rights and independence.
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