Publisher Emeritus Fred Hartman 1950 1974 remembered
The note lists Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 along with an editorial board including Janie Halter Gray Editor Publisher Carla Torres Managing Editor Jim Finley Former Managing Editor Dave Rogers M.A. Bengtson Assistant Managing Editor and community members Jay Eshbach and others, reflecting a historic newsroom leadership roster.
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Fred Hartman
Janie Halter Gray
Dave Rogers
M.A. Bengtson
Death row case raises questions on innocence and reform
The Burleson County case of Anthony Graves, jailed 18 years including 12 on death row for a 1992 Sumerville massacre, ends with his release after prosecutors acknowledge innocence. The Dallas Morning News notes exculpatory evidence was hidden, the real killer confessed, and calls for abolishing the death penalty. The investigation credits journalism students, the Texas Innocence Project, and Texas Monthly.
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Anthony Graves
Summerville
Texas
Bryan
Graves
Burleson County
Bill Parham
University of St. Thomas
Texas Innocence Project
Texas Monthly Magazine
Texas Monthly
Robert Earl Carter
Carter
Sebasta
Dallas Morning News
Saudi arms deal fuels Iran tension and U S critique
The article argues the U S approved a 60 billion dollar Saudi arms sale including 84 F-15s and helicopters to pressure Iran, framing it as an anti Iran move while criticizing U S taxpayer funded profiteering by private arms firms and calling for scrutiny of policy from Rep Ron Paul.
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U.S
Congress
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Iran
Stockholm Institute
Pieter Wezeman
Washington Post
Yemen
China
Mexico
Israel
Middle East
United States
Baytown Sun Contact Details
Publisher Janie Hatter Gray lists contact, with Angela Pagel and Carla Torres as advertising contacts. The paper provides emails for BaytownSun.com and lists Sandy Denson as business manager for inquiries.
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Janie Hatter Gray
Janie.gray
Baytownsun.com
Angie Pagel
Angie.pagel
Carla Torres
Carla.torres
Sandy Denson
Sandy.denson
The Sun Seeks Letters and Guest Columns Submissions
The Sun invites readers to submit letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be original material and reflect the writer's own views.
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the Sun
Baytown Sun
The
Sun
Baytown Sun Submission Policy Clarifies Letters and Views
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules including signing letters to the P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 fax 281 427 1880 or email sunnews baytownsun com. Items reflect views of the authors and not necessarily those of the paper or advertisers.
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Memorial Drive
P.O
Baytown
Texas
Baytownsun
Baytown Sun
Sunnews
Baytownsun.com
Baytown Sun Delivery Hours Policy
Notice explains delivery times for the Baytown Sun from Tuesday through Friday and Sunday. Readers should call 281 425 8066 by 9 a.m. weekdays or noon Sundays if undelivered, to arrange redelivery. Circulation staff operate 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and Sundays.
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Baytown Sun
Weekend musings on politics, ads, and everyday life
Baytown native Chris Buckner reflects on election fallout and the end of political ads, humorously critiquing campaign spending, sign cleanup, and keyboard design. He notes Daylight Saving Time ends, a Dec 21 lunar eclipse, and cites the Texas Almanac for weather and events.
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Whiskers
Office Depot
Joe Pesci
Despot
Texas
Tom
Chris Buckner
Baytown
Houston
Public Works Department
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Texas Voices
Ron Paul
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Ted Poe
Joe Biden
Kay Bailey
Gene Green
John Cornyn
Terry Sain
Harris County
Sylvia Garcia
Don Carlos
Pet
Baytown.org
Lynn Caskey
Hob
Chambers Renteria Ili
Jimmy Sylvia
McCartney
Scott Sheley
Co.chambers
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Mont Belvieu
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Nick Dixon
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Sue Hawthorne
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