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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2009
Page
4
Luke Hales is Managing Editor with Dave Mathews as Assistant Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach and M. A. Bengtson are Community members. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are Sports Editor and former Managing Editor respectively.
A reader lauds military personnel as heroes and urges honoring service medals with a bold central “hero.” The letter underscores unity across race and class, duty to protect freedoms, and gratitude for those who serve in defense of the United States.
A district celebration thanks Austin Elementary principal Laura Smith assistant principals Bart Cobb and Michelle James and dyslexia director Karen Coffey for their work. Gratitude to teachers, parents, students, Dr Toby York and Goose Creek School Board, family, and Community Resource Credit Union for a donated laptop.
Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison argues against tolling roads already funded by federal taxes. She calls for reform of the federal highway program, supports tolls only on new construction, and seeks 100 percent rebating of gas taxes to Texas to fund its roads.
Contact details for The Baytown Sun include publisher Cliff Clements managing editor Dave Mathews and staff, with addresses in Baytown Texas, main office phone numbers, and emails. It lists submission guidelines for letters and guest columns and delivery timing.
The piece honors service members across generations and urges Congress to pass the Military Voting Protection Act. It cites voting hurdles for troops, including absentee ballots, access to information, and unit assistance, urging stronger protections and timely ballot transmission.
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