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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2010
Page
4
The notice lists the newspaper staff including Editor Publisher Janie Halter, Managing Editor Doyle Barlow, former Managing Editor Jim Finley, community members M. Bengtson and Dave Rogers, and Sports Editor Dave Rogers. The page outlines roles and affiliations within the newsroom.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals judge Sharon Keller faces a record $100,000 ethics penalty after undisclosed assets surfaced. Critics say the high fine reflects her strict enforcement stance, while supporters point to corrections she filed and ongoing hearings on conduct.
A reader condemns parents for leaving a child in a hot car, asserting accountability is needed after a near tragic incident reported May 13. The writer voices frustration at the difficulty of detecting a child aboard during commutes and criticizes authorities for not pursuing accountability.
Diana West argues against Cordoba House near Ground Zero. She portrays the project as a symbolic victory for Islam, cites jihad themes, questions legality and funding, and warns it disrespects 9/11 victims while urging strong public opposition.
The Sun lists editors and contact emails for publisher Angies Pagel and Barlow, business Mer Sandy Denson, circulation Joshua Hart, plus general submission guidance. Letters are accepted up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a photo.
The Baytown Sun lists contact details including main newsroom retail and classified numbers, mailing address and P O Box in Baytown Texas. It notes letters to the editor are subject to editing and requires signed submissions with options to email fax or mail. Delivery guidance states papers arrive by 6 am Tue Fri and by noon Sat with redelivery contact times.
Nat Hentoff notes Faisal Shahzad’s Americanization mask and a web of ties to drone strikes in Afghanistan Pakistan and Yemen. He cites evidence from Daily News Wall Street Journal and Economist about lone wolf fears and broader anti US sentiment. The piece argues policy and accountability questions surround unmanned weapons and civil liberties.
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