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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2008
Page
4
Obituary snippet notes Clifton E. Clements known as Cliff served as editor and publisher. Juke Hales listed as city editor roles in the same publication context.
The article praises Barack Obama for addressing race openly in Philadelphia, arguing his remarks push America toward a more united future. It notes his stance amid Wright controversy, calling for collective effort to move beyond racial wounds and strive toward a more perfect union.
National Review Online editor Kathryn Lopez critiques Barack Obama's Wright speech. She argues Obama should have connected his narrative to male father figures and family breakdown, urging a more audacious message on fathers and culture while noting policy divides.
Federal and state representatives are listed with phone and fax numbers for the President Vice President senators and representatives including Bush Cheney Kay Hutchison Poe Paul Green and Cornyn. Publisher and newsroom staff contacts for the Baytown Sun are also provided along with letter and guest column guidelines.
The Baytown Sun details submission rules for signed letters and guest columns and notes delivery expectations. Readers should send signed letters to David Bloom with contact info and can email or fax submissions. The paper commits to original material and offers redelivery if the paper arrives late.
A reader argues history omits white slavery and indentured servitude, urging accurate teaching of all races in early America. The letter asserts slaves and servants included whites, blacks, Indians, Orientals, and Hispanics, and calls for unity beyond blame.
A Texas writer apologizes for mischaracterizing a letter by James Kingsmill ten years after its publication. The author admits haste and arrogance and seeks to correct the record about his discussion of weather conditions.
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