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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2009
Page
4
Clifton area publication lists editorial board with Clifton E. Clements as Editor Publisher and Dave Mathews as Managing Editor. Additional roles include Jay Eshbach M A Bengtson as community members Jim Finley and Dave Rogers as former Managing Editor Sports Editor Luke Hales also named among staff.
In a heated exchange a Texas reader derides Senate Bill 2225 as a setup for comedy, recounting a Cadillac Escalade gun seizure and vehicle confiscation for “suspicion of weapons smuggling.” The letter contrasts ideal and real outcomes, cites Tenaha speed confiscations, and urges scrutiny of police and prosecutor conduct with a jab at diverting seized property to state education funds.
ExxonMobil sponsored the Sterling AVID banquet and awarded ten scholarships to AVID students. Representatives Connie Tilton and Neely Nelson recognized the program’s success. The company also donated $20,000 to Goose Creek CISD to support AVID at three high schools.
Jane Howard Lee recounts a two week US road journey to California with a husband visiting Tombstone Grand Canyon Disneyland Huntington Beach and a Dodgers Angels game. She details celebrity sightings a Rock and Roll Emporium encounter and a camera card crash later recovered by The Computer Guru Aaron Barbee.
The Baytown Sun listing provides staff contacts including Publisher Clifton E. Clements Managing Editor Dave Mathews and others, plus newsroom and circulation numbers and emails. It outlines letter and guest column guidelines, submission requirements, and delivery assurances for Baytown readers.
Lt Gov Dewhurst and Senate Republicans sparked the fight in January. the House failed to move the voter identification bill before the May deadline as Democrats pressed for other measures. The stalled session left transportation bonds unresolved and sparked calls for leadership while Perry considered a possible special session. The session concluded without the voter ID bill and with many other measures also dying.
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