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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews, managing editor, and Jay Eshbach, community editor, met with former managing editor Jim Finley to discuss newsroom strategy and editorial transitions.
The Texas House approved a bill urging the governor to direct Texas Enterprise Fund grants toward small businesses while an amendment would ban grant money from funding executive bonuses. The measure responds to criticism of retention bonuses at firms like AIG and notes Treasury Chief Geithner may block payments deemed excessive. The article argues for transparency and oversight despite long odds.
Byron York outlines Barack Obama’s March 18 trip to California to promote a 3.6 trillion budget plan. He notes Obama’s admission that the crisis is his responsibility and examines reactions to the stimulus bill, deficit projections, and rising bailout fatigue as he campaigns on health care, energy, and education.
The Baytown Sun lists contact numbers and emails for staff including publisher, editor and departments. It outlines letter and guest column requirements, submission norms, print timing, and redelivery procedures for readers in Baytown Texas.
Jane Howard Lee reports on puzzling prerecorded calls asking to press numbers about a so called directory. The caller questions if the directory is a neighborhood list or a secret society and wonders about potential scams and privacy risks. The writer notes do not call lists and recurring second notices for warranties and credit cards.
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