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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2010
Page
4
A listing details editors and staff including Editor Publisher Janie Halter and Managing Editor Doyle Barlow with Jim Finley and Jay Eschbach among others. sports editor noted for the Shenandoah area. The page identifies community members participating in editorial roles.
Houston Chronicle reports Texas officials and advocates question rising homeschool declarations masking high school dropouts. Audits cite discrepancies in districts like Clear Creek ISD, where 276 claimed homeschoolers tallied but only 167 supported by paperwork. Calls grow for stricter verification and parental assurances of real education.
Diana West argues that broad public support for Arizona’s immigration law signals a resilient national instinct to protect borders and citizenship. She notes Pew and NYT polls showing majority approval, cites backlash from coastal elites, and contrasts with calls for amnesty while praising Arizona’s educational limits on teaching racial resentment.
Publisher contact Janie Halter and staff emails listed. Sun accepts letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. guest columns require a photo. publication likely limited to origin content.
The Baytown Sun provides contact numbers for departments and delivery policies. Readers receive the paper by 6 am Tue through Fri and by noon Saturday. if late, call the circulation line by 9 am weekdays or 3 pm Saturday to arrange redelivery.
Nat Hentoff argues during Elena Kagan's Supreme Court nomination that the First Amendment foundation empowers free speech against government. He cites Citizens United and seeks critique of Kagan's record on political speech, media diversity, and potential shifts in constitutional balancing.
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