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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2010
Page
4
The editorial page lists Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Doyle Barrow as Managing Editor Jay Eshbach as Community Member Dave Rogers as Sports Editor Jim Fintey as Former Managing Editor and M A Bengtson as part of the board.
Texas shores saw tiny tar balls from the BP spill amid ongoing disposal moves. Thousands of barrels of oily water and waste heads to Texas via salt domes and injection wells, with EPA rules limited to four states and Texas left out. Regulators seek full access to waste composition details and disposal facilities to protect groundwater and coastal health.
A Baytown Sun reader denounces the paper for publishing a memorial to Gilbert Ortiz, calling the act callous and offensive to the Detwiler family and to the law abiding public, labeling Ortiz a cop killer and a piece of tin. The writer identifies Mike Pom from Mont Belvieu.
The Russian spy network aroused pop culture parallels with John le Carre and Austin Powers as coverage framed the cases like Hollywood gossip. Anna Chapman looms as a glamorous focal point while critics mock the era as a publicity stunt. Officials warn the rapid exchange with Moscow limited U.S. intelligence gains, leaving the story with no clear ending.
Instructions for letters and guest columns published by The Baytown Sun. Original unsigned material not accepted. Include signer name address and phone number not for publication. Submissions edited and subject to rejection.
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A Boston judge ruled DOMA violates the Tenth Amendment and equal protection, enabling same sex couples in Massachusetts to seek federal benefits. The decision sparks debate over states rights versus federal power, with liberal and conservative voices warning of broader legal implications and a shifting national consensus.
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