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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2010
Page
4
The notice names editors and staff of the publication including Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Gary Maitland Luke Hales as Managing Editor Jay Eschbach M A Bengtson as Community members Jim Finley as Former Managing Editor and Dave Rogers as Sports Editor.
In a party line vote the Texas Board of Education tentatively approved new social studies standards and included Phyllis Schlafly while excluding Thomas Jefferson. The editorial criticizes the move as ideological and argues Jefferson belongs in the curriculum alongside Schlafly, noting Jefferson’s role as author of the Declaration and a founding figure despite his slave ownership. The piece labels the board as incompetently mixing ideology with education, referencing the wall of separation remark.
A collection of attributed statements from Mark Twain John F Kennedy and Albert Einstein discusses truth versus lies in history and the responsibility of citizens to act on their convictions. The remarks emphasize that peaceful or violent change is tied to belief and duty.
Luke Hales writes that frustration with Congress is widespread in Texas and beyond. He links to the Spartan defense at Thermopylae and Gonzales cannons to argue locals will speak out, unite, and pressure Congress for real change, urging citizens to voice complaints through media and public channels.
The Sun invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, with a photo required for guest submissions. The page lists contact roles including publisher Angi Halter and editors, and notes origin policy for published content.
The Baytown Sun lists contact numbers for departments, delivery expectations, and submission guidelines. Readers are advised to call by 9 a.m. weekdays or 3 p.m. Saturdays if not receiving the paper on time, with redelivery arrangements detailed for those missed deliveries.
The Senate battle over the health care reform bill intensifies as Republicans decry the measure’s taxes on medical devices and retiree drug benefits. Major employers report first quarter losses, citing new taxes, while Democrats defend the overhaul as a milestone. Critics warn of Medicare cuts, higher taxes, and broader federal control.
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