Editorial Board Members Named at Clifton Paper
Clifton E Clements publishes editorial staff lineup with Luke Hales as assistant managing editor M A Bengtson community member and Dave Rogers serving as sports editor for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E Clements publishes editorial staff lineup with Luke Hales as assistant managing editor M A Bengtson community member and Dave Rogers serving as sports editor for the newspaper.
A letter writer condemns businesses that claim accessibility while failing wheelchairs and walkers. They cite a ramp too narrow a doorway too steep and a cramped restaurant aisle as examples and pledge to avoid noncompliant establishments while urging better accommodations. The writer ties debate about accessibility to broader political discourse and media bias.
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The Baytown Sun lists federal officials and newsroom contacts and explains how to submit letters and guest columns with word limits and photo requirements. It notes delivery times and redelivery contact details for timely papers.
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