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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2010
Page
4
The newspaper announces its editorial team led by Editor Janie Halter with Publisher Doyle Barlow serving as publisher and Luke Hales as assistant managing editor. Jay Eschbach and Jim Finley hold senior editing positions along with sports editor Dave Rogers and other staff including M. A. Bengtson.
Reverend Dwight Canizares praises parish volunteers and The Baytown Sun for coverage of the annual St. Joseph Catholic Church Feastival. Funds aid parish facilities and St. Joseph School, with thanks to bazaar chairpersons, volunteers, and supporters for their months of hard work.
Leonard W. Stasney urges Baytown voters to elect Ronn Haddox to the Lee College Board of Regents. Stasney, a former 12 year board member and former chairman, praises Haddox as intelligent, capable, and active in Trinity Episcopal Church. He argues Haddox will serve citizens well on the board.
Leigh Ann Flowers urges Baytown voters to back Scott Sheley for City Council. She praises his dedication to youth through elementary school work and the Baytown Youth Commission, his rebirth plan for the historic downtown district, and his love for the town.
Diana West argues Arizona's immigration enforcement bill defends citizenship and sovereignty amid concerns over globalization. She links the law to broader fights over natural born status, proposes state-level checks on presidential eligibility, and cites Lt. Col. Terry Lakin to illustrate distrust in federal actions.
Advertising director Angie Pagel and circulation manager Joshua Hart provide contact emails for Baytown Sun. The page lists angie.pagel baytownsun.com and joshua.hart baytownsun.com for advertising and circulation inquiries.
The Baytown Sun invites letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a photo for guest pieces. Submissions should include sender contact details. The paper may edit content and reserves the right to refuse publication.
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Nat Hentoff argues charter schools empower parents and students amid battles with teachers unions. He cites Harlem' s Zone and Success Academies showing strong test results while warning against Union opposition, and notes Pa candidate Anthony Williams, if elected, could expand charters statewide.
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