Fred Hartman Leadership and Editorial Board Roles
The note lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and names the editorial board including Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Doyle Barlow Jim Finley as Managing Editor Former Managing Editor Jay Eshbach M.A. Bengtson as community members and Dave Rogers as Sports Editor.
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Fred Hartman
Doyle Barlow
Jim Finley
Texas Voices Ready for a Hurricane
The Galveston County Daily News urges Texans to prepare for hurricane season with evacuation plans for people and pets, property security, and coordination with local authorities. Forecasters predict an active season and planners should act before storms form unexpectedly.
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Gulf
Baytown Sun Contact Directory
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for key staff including publisher Janie Halter at janie.halter baytownsun.com and advertising director Angie Pagel at angie.pagel baytownsun.com, with managing editor Doyle Barlow, business manager Sandy Denson, circulation manager Joshua Hart, and the paper’s online portal sunnews baytownsun.com.
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Janie Halter
Janie.halter
Baytownsun.com
Angie Pagel
Angie
Pagel
Doyle Barlow
Doyle
Barlow
Sandy Denson
Sandy.denson
Joshua Hart
Joshua.hart
The Sun invites readers to send letters and columns
The Baytown Sun invites original contributions from readers. Letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words are accepted, and submissions should be addressed to The Baytown Sun.
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The
Sun
Baytown
Katrina lessons for Obama from Gulf disaster
Donna Brazile argues Katrina lessons apply to BP oil spill under Obama. She notes the need to measure economic impacts with hard data, warns against shifting blame, and praises Greater New Orleans Foundation for an empirical loss assessment covering fishermen, charter boat operators, processors, restaurants, hotels, drivers, and other workers.
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BPC
Tony Hayward
Louisiana
Mr. Hayward
Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Times-Picayune
Congress
Washington Beltway
Washington
Louisiana Recovery Authority
Greater New Orleans Foundation
GNO, Inc
GNO
GNC
Michael Hecht
New Orleans
Donna Brazile
CNN
ABC
NPR
Roll Call
Capitol Hill
al Gore
Baytown Sun letter policy and submission details
The Baytown Sun lists submission rules including signability, edits, and contact details. Letters and guest columns must bear the writer's signature and may be edited or refused. Submissions should be sent to Doyle Barlow via P O Box 90 or the newspaper's contact channels.
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The
Sun
Doyle Barlow
Baytown Sun
P.O
Baytown
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Paper Delivery Notice for Baytown Sun
Missed delivery guidance for Baytown Sun with telephone numbers and hours. If not received by set times, call 281-425-8066 by 9 a.m. weekdays or noon Saturdays for redelivery. Circulation department hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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Baytown Sun
Indicting the First Amendment warning on vague federal laws
A critique of broad federal statutes used to indict ordinary speech. Bruce Shore, unemployed, faced a federal indictment for emails to Kentucky Senator Jim Bunning, raising fears about First Amendment limits and government overreach. The piece cites Harvey Silverglate and Nat Hentoff, warning Americans about civil liberties erosion and potential criminalization of everyday remarks.
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Harvey Silverglate
Feds
Encounter
Bruce Shore
Kentucky
Jim Bunning
Irving Brant
Mentor
New American Library
Arthur Delaney
Philadelphia
Huffingtonpost.com
Shore
Senate
C-Span
Bunning
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FBI
Obama
Delaney
U.S
James Madison
FDA
Bill Clinton
Bruce
Eric Holder
Citizen Shore
Alex Kozinski
Nat Hentoff
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Kay Bailey
Hutchison
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Ted Poe
Ron Paul
House
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Newsroom
Lakers
Memorial Drive
Texas
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