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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Clif Clements editor publisher Dave Mathews managing editor Jay Eshbach community member Jim Finley former managing editor are named as part of the editorial board.
A reader argues that defenders of torture are hypocritical for labeling Obama’s stance a Christian issue. The letter accuses conservatives of cowardice and urges courage to uphold ideals and principles against terror.
Local resident complains that the new red light on Highway 146 near Pinehurst subdivision north toward Mont Belvieu is hard to see at times due to sun and wind. They urge the city to install strobe-style lights like those at Ferry Road to improve visibility.
A Houston area resident recounts two towing calls from Jimeez Towing on Good Friday and a later unrelated tow. The first tow demanded 143 dollars cash with storage risk, while a subsequent tow quote was 65 dollars but the driver found a loose battery terminal and did not bill for the call. He praises Jimeez Towing overall.
Kay Bailey Hutchison, senior U.S. Senator from Texas, writes about Mother's Day and the dual roles of women as mothers and leaders. She cites Senate mothers' balance of family and public duties, outlines homemaker IRA legislation and the Permanent Marriage Penalty Relief Act, and emphasizes support for working families and the value of mothers.
The Baytown Sun list of contact details for Barack Obama and White House, publisher Cliff Clements, Sandy Denson, Joshua Hart, Gordon Gallatin, and newsroom staff. It outlines submission rules for letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with photo, address and phone required, and notes on editing and redelivery timing.
A local Texas football rivalry faces upheaval as UIL realignment hints Lee may move to 4A while Sterling stays 5A. Goose Creek Memorial opens altering Baytown’s power balance, prompting questions if the Lee Sterling showdown remains the central annual clash.
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