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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2010
Page
4
Obituary brief honoring Fred Hartman, publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974, and noting his role on the editorial board. Mentions Janie Halter, Gary Maitland, Luke Hales, and Jay Eshbach among staff, with retired editor Dave Rogers as sports editor replacing him.
Denise Graves thanks voters for primary support and advances to a run off as she pursues the position of Justice of the Peace in Precinct 3. Baytown Today notes her aim to meet more citizens and earn continued trust. The piece also records an endorsement from another local figure who supports Denise and Judge Mike Parrott in Precinct 3-1.
The speaker contrasts Sept 11 and other attacks used for politics with health care denial. They argue Republicans weaponize fear to gain votes while 45,000 Americans die annually from lack of health care. They claim health care is a right not a privilege and ridicule that gun rights exist without providing health access. The piece condemns the greed of political fearmongering and calls for humanity.
An elderly Baytown couple writes to thank their community for support after a brutal home invasion and four hour hostage ordeal. They describe injuries, ongoing emotional impact, and gratitude toward neighbors while urging tips to identify the attacker via Baytown Crime Stoppers. They emphasize privacy. Jane Howard Lee reports for The Baytown Sun.
The Baytown Sun provides contact numbers for state and federal representatives, newsroom staff emails, and detailed submission rules. It lists publication address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77522, office hours, phone lines for main, newsroom, retail, classified, and circulation, plus email and web details. Readers are urged to send signed letters or guest columns within word limits and note delivery times and redelivery procedures.
The Lee College 75th anniversary celebration underscores its value funded largely by ad valorem taxes from industry and homes. Local leaders warn Cap and Trade in Congress could devastate the industrial economy, drive investment overseas, and necessitate higher tuition or shifted tax burdens on homeowners, with Regent Mark Hall noting voter concerns.
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