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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2008
Page
4
A newsroom leadership shakeup lists Dave Mathews as Managing Editor and Jay Eshbach as Community member with Jim Finley and Luke Hales in supporting posts. Former Managing Editor M A Bengts or Dave Rogers are noted in transition, details unspecified.
The Baytown Sun highlights local honors for veterans with a Veterans Day policy at San Jacinto Regional Eye Center offering free service to veterans on Nov 11. It cheers turnout in recent elections, Red Ribbon Week efforts at schools like Robert E. Lee High, Lee College blood and food drive aiding Project Leeway and a local church food bank, and Robert E. Lee High School theater for The Little Mermaid. Readers are invited to submit their own cheers and jeers.
Arkansas Democrat Gazette columnist Gene Lyons recounts Layla the abandoned Charolais calf saved by a vet in Damascus Arkansas. Despite brain damage from infections Layla learns to stand move and graze while two cows raise her. She finds care from a Holstein and a black Angus as companions and mentors.
The Baytown Sun provides contact and delivery details including publishers editors and departments. It lists addresses phones and emails for Newsroom Retail Classified Circulation and more with instructions for letters to the editor and guest columns and redelivery timelines.
A reader criticizes distrust of previous administrations and praises Barack Obama after his first news conference. The letter notes concerns about leadership, references to Saddam Hussein’s pistol, and mentions threats on Obama’s life, urging readers to judge the new president by his words amid a banking crisis in Houston.
Billy Graham, who has counseled every president since Eisenhower, would like to meet Barack Obama and pray with him, according to his son Franklin. The 90 year old evangelist remains mentally sharp but frail, reduced to directing a ministry he founded rather than pastoring presidents. Franklin says the elder Graham would welcome a meeting with Obama when possible.
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