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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2010
Page
4
The list notes Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and names the editorial board with Doyle Barlow as Managing Editor, Jay Eschbach as Community Member, Jim Finley as Former Managing Editor, Janie Halter as Editor/Publisher, Luke Hales as Assistant Managing Editor, and M. A. Bengtson and Dave Rogers as Sports Editor.
Leigh Ann Flowers of Baytown urges District 2 voters to support Scott Sheley for City Council citing his dedication to youth through school efforts and the Baytown Youth Commission. She highlights his downtown redevelopment vision and strong community love, noting his impact on local youth surveys and civic involvement.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals edged the long running money trail case toward a trial over charges accusing improper corporate money flows to legislative candidates related to 2002 races and post 2003 redistricting. The court suggested checks could fall under the state money laundering law then in force. DeLay welcomed the ruling and urged urgent litigation.
Republican David Sibley aims to reclaim the 22nd Senate seat via a March special election sparked by Kip Averitt's resignation. Averitt's ballot remains on the GOP primary while Sibley faces Brian Birdwell and Gayle Avant, with Democrat Gayle Avant running. A runoff could follow as county chairmen across 10 counties choose the November GOP nominee.
Publisher Janie Halter. Advertising Director Angie Pagel. Office contact addresses include baytownsun.com. Circulation Manager Joshua Hart and Business Manager Sandy Denson are listed with Baytown Sun staff emails for public inquiries and subscriptions.
The Sun invites readers to submit original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Contributors should include a photo with guest columns. Submissions must be original content and relevant to current affairs or community topics for possible publication.
The Baytown Sun outlines letter submission rules including signed pieces, editing rights, and contact options. It also explains delivery timing with deadlines for redelivery and the contact numbers for readers missing their newspaper.
Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison urges bipartisan reform to prevent a repeat of the 2008 crisis. She opposes a bailout fund and seeks to shield Main Street and community banks from a two tier system. Hutchison proposes amending the bill to allow community banks to join the Federal Reserve for a national, not just Wall Street, perspective.
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