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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2009
Page
4
The Clifton newspaper lists its editorial board and staff including Editor Publisher Clifton E. Clements, Dave Mathews, Luke Hales, Jay Eshbach, M A Bengtson, community members, Jim Finley, Dave Roge, and former Managing Editor Sports Editor.
Texas lawmakers jockey over open records as calls to shield birth dates and personnel files surface. Critics warn erasing data harms accountability while supporters cite state guidelines. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram urges more sunshine and public access to government documents.
Sen John Cornyn discusses Texas military presence including Fort Hood, noting 1.7 million veterans in state. He urges action on invisible wounds like PTSD and TBI, cites Army personal crisis reports, mentions Houston Recruiting Battalion suicides, and supports federal funding, hearings, and the Dignified Treatment of Wounded Warrior Act to improve mental health care and timely evaluations for veterans and troops.
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff contacts for letters and guest columns and explains submission rules including word limits, photo requirement for guest columns, publication rights, delivery times, and how to submit via mail fax or email. It states readers should receive the paper by certain times and to call for redelivery if late.
The Baytown Sun reporter notes upcoming Country Of Origin Labeling or COOL rules will add state and farming origin for many foods. Labels will cover meat fish dairy and produce but exclude processed or altered foods and food service venues. Penalties up to 1000 dollars per violation will enforce compliance.
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