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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2009
Page
4
The Clifton E. Clements editorial page lists editors and staff including Dave Mathews Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach. Longtime contributor Jim Finley and former Managing Editor Dave Rogers also serve in leadership roles on the board.
In the H1N1 era Texas follows CDC priorities to vaccinate high risk confined populations, including pregnant inmates and HIV-positive prisoners. Authorities stress proper procedures and caution against public hysteria over vaccination in state prisons.
A reader critiques President Obama after ten months, claiming transparency is hollow while his Health Care Bill lacks party support. The writer accuses the President of division, calls the plan disastrous, and urges voters to elect a Congress that reads bills.
Kathryn Lopez argues Maureen Dowd misreads the churchs reform trend as a male driven cultural clash. She notes growing vocations and orders renewing faith, while warnings arise from Vatican inquiries into women religious and dissent among some sisters.
The Baytown Sun page lists contact details for federal and state officials including Gov Rick Perry and Rep Ted Poe. It provides publisher Clifton Clements and staff emails, newsroom numbers, and submission guidelines for letters and guest columns. It notes delivery timelines and redelivery procedures for late papers.
Jim Finley notes a mall visit with Wife Margie, observing shoppers who mostly look serious or somber. He comments on fashion, contrasts between male and female dress, and the absence of smiles amid a four hour, 41-store spree without a purchase. He closes with humor about a nursing facility fear.
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