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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E Clements editor publisher oversees newsroom leadership with Luke Hales Dave Mathews Jay Eshbach as managing editor and Jim Finley returning as sports editor in a community edition editorial restructuring
The article suggests thrifty Staycation ideas during Spring Break for Goose Creek students and families in Houston area. It highlights library visits, Houston Museum District exhibits, National Museum of Funeral History, Houston Children's Museum programs, Zoo activities, Wetlands Center, Roseland Spray Park, volunteering in Baytown, and home activities like cookouts, movie nights, and park outings. It emphasizes safety and balance of relaxation with productive city service.
The plan states eligible loan modifications require no participation by second lien holders but adds incentives to extinguish second liens on modified loans to cut borrower indebtedness and improve loan performance. Servicers get compensation for contacting second lien holders and extinguishing valid junior liens, plus a release schedule and an extra 250 dollars for obtaining a valid second lien release.
States weigh ending capital punishment not on morality but cost. Trials, security, and lengthy appeals drive up expenses, with California spending 63.3 million annually for death row inmates. Despite costs, about 70 percent of Americans support execution. 14 states and DC have banned death penalty. Baytown resident Ray Wilson can be reached at ravehasen msn.com.
The Baytown Sun lists publisher and staff contacts, city offices, and submission guidelines for letters and guest columns. It notes mail and fax addresses, homepage links, publication timing, and redelivery assistance, with instructions to include signature and contact details.
The author recalls a 1950s Woolworths menu with items like a bacon and tomato toasted three decker for 50 cents and a super jumbo banana split for 39 cents. He notes his father's wage around $1.60 per hour and contrasts it with today, while sharing memories of Dixie Grill lunches and high school life in Baytown era settings. The piece blends personal anecdotes with relic prices and social memories.
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