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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2009
Page
4
The local editorial board includes Jim Finley, Clifton E. Clements, and Luke Hales with duties shared by Dave Mathews and Jay Eshbach. M.A. Bengtson and Dave Rogers are listed as community member and sports editor respectively, noting former leadership roles.
The Baytown Sun outlines Cheers and Jeers items from To King's Corner grand opening, Sterling Library summer reading and activities, GCCISD naming of Dr. Toby York as superintendent, a Baytown car seat workshop by police and EMS, and a stabbing incident involving a uncle that left a relative hospitalized in stable condition. Readers are invited to submit cheers and jeers weekly.
The Baytown Sun assistant managing editor Luke Hales shares a stream of consciousness column detailing daily musings on TV culture family life and quirky observations about shows puppets and celebrity opinions. The piece playfully laments writer’s block while delighting in offbeat thoughts.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for publishers editors and staff and outlines policy for letters and guest columns. It specifies word limits for letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words, requests a photo for columns, provides mailing addresses and phone numbers, and notes editing rights and delivery expectations.
The article argues Barack Obama misframes health care reform by stressing cost rather than quality. It cites Frank Luntz’s analysis on public fears of government takeover and delayed care, and notes Republican strategies to pivot the debate toward denial of treatment and personal choice.
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