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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2010
Page
4
A local publication lists its editorial team and contributors including Editor Janie Halter, Publisher Gary Maitland, Managing Editors Luke Hales and M. Bengtson, Assistant Editor Jay Eschbach, community members, former Managing Editor Jim Finley, and Sports Editor Dave Rogers.
The State Board of Education narrowly advanced new social studies standards amid party line dispute. Republicans listed Schlafly among 300 notable figures while omitting Thomas Jefferson, creator of the Declaration and Lewis and Clark advocate, citing the wall of separation letter. San Antonio Express-News
The Sun lists contact names and emails for publisher business manager circulation manager and notes letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. It states guest columns require a photo and that material must be original addressed to The Sun.
A columnist laments political deadlock, voices anger at both parties, and proclaims joining a modern Sons of Liberty. He urges protests, fans a red white flag symbol, and echoes Samuel Adams about minority zeal driving change. He frames health care as part of broader discontent and urges readers to act.
The Baytown Sun informs readers how to submit letters and guest columns and states delivery expectations. It notes signature requirements, editorial rights, and contact details for submitting opinions. It also explains delivery times and redelivery procedures for missed papers.
Kathryn Lopez notes Democrat Bart Stupak’s pro life stances amid health care reform fights. She contrasts his resolve with party pressure, recalling Robert Casey and Clinton era doubts while praising Stupak’s conscience and courage in the face of threats and criticism.
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