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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2010
Page
4
The piece lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and names the current editorial team including Editor Janie Halter, Editor Publisher. Doyle Barlow as Managing Editor. Jim Finley formerly Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach. M. Bengtson as community member. Dave Rogers as Sports Editor.
The piece recalls John Hill, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice until 1987, advocating merit selection to end partisan judge elections. It notes Hill’s resignation in 1988 amid ethics concerns and praises former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor for continuing the reform push, arguing the system still permits funder influence and partisan selection.
Skyler Trammell, an 11 year old sixth grader, argues a cat labeled as an ocelot is a Savannah cat a savannah cross of a serval and an American shorthair. The writer notes size temper and legality in some states.
A long time teacher thanks the Texas State Board of Education for refreshing commitment to a measured appraisal of Texas, U.S., and World History. The writer criticizes liberal revisionists and asserts support for Judeo Christian heritage and the free market, claiming atheism and socialism disappoint.
Byron York analyzes the May 19 dinner for Mexican President Felipe Calderon, noting a lavish East Room setting and a luxury marquee on the South Lawn with Beyoncé performing. Paid for by taxpayers, the event cost is undisclosed. The piece contrasts public sentiment with past criticisms of opulence.
Fragmentary OCR lists Baytown Sun staff roles and emails for publisher advertising director business manager circulation manager and contact pointers including names Janie Halter Angie Pagel and Sandy Denson with generic emails. The text lacks a cohesive article but preserves key staff identifiers and roles for directory use.
Baytown Sun invites residents to submit original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions should be addressed to The Baytown Sun and reflect local concerns, views, and community interests.
Readers are urged to submit signed letters and guest columns to The Baytown Sun. Submissions may be edited and publication is not guaranteed. Include a return address and phone number. mail to P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 or email sunnews baytownsun.com.
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Dr Ron Paul of Chambers County Texas proposes the Private Option Health Care Act to replace a tax spend and regulate system with a free market approach. The plan would give tax credits for all health care expenses and premiums for high deductible plans, allow cross state insurance purchases, and fund negative outcomes insurance to reduce malpractice lawsuits. It also supports drug importation and preserves patient access while limiting government and corporate control.
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