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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2009
Page
4
A list of newsroom leadership appears with Clifton E Clements as Editor Publisher and Luke Hales, Dave Mathews, and Jay Eshbach among editors and staff. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are noted as former and current sports editor respectively.
In a letter to the editor the writer notes mixed Chelsea Kinney and Don Sanders perspectives, cites a online video showing Marines reacting coolly to Obama, contrasts with Bush reception, and urges citizens to think for themselves and resist government overreach.
The draft discusses President Obama's first 45 days with proposals allegedly totaling over 3 trillion. It questions tax plans for the wealthiest 2 percent, claims a 13 per week credit is income for 2009 on 2010 taxes, and recalls Bush’s 350 billion bailout as inadequate compared to current spending. The author laments missing the “Cowboy” figure.
A reflective piece ties familiar quotes to economic hardship, questions church accountability, and cites BishopAccountability.org and the New Oxford Review on parish fund theft. It argues for scrutiny of how donations are handled and urges believers to demand transparency amid declining organized religion.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details for editors and staff, submission guidelines, and delivery expectations. It names Clifton E. Clements as publisher, Dave Mathews as managing editor, and other staff with phone numbers and emails. It outlines letter and guest column limits, photo requirements, publication rights, and delivery deadlines.
Elizabeth Gill recalls a spring drive north from the Gulf Coast into East Texas. She traces kin across Franklin and Harrison counties, visiting Macon Hopewell and Mt. Vernon cemeteries, sharing memories of ancestors and heritage as she looks toward renewal on the open road.
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