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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2009
Page
4
Editorial board listing honors Fred Hartman as publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974. Clifton Clements Luke Hales Dave Mathews Jay Eshbach Bengtson community members Jim Finley Dave Rogers and others are noted as editor and staff roles.
A Baytown reader criticizes the congressman for voting no on major legislation, questioning his commitment to district residents and urging a more responsive representative in Washington. The letter urges collective support for neighbors and better leadership.
A bipartisan House majority passed H R 3962 the Affordable Health Care for America Act marking the first time a chamber has approved comprehensive health insurance reform. Supporters urge colleagues who opposed the bill to reconsider in the final vote while proponents tout expanded coverage lower costs and deficit reduction.
The speaker questions lawmakers who call health care costly while approving a trillion dollar war. They contrast spending on conflict with funding to keep citizens alive and healthy, calling out perceived misplaced priorities.
A 72 year old retiree writes that millions of workers funded Medicare and taxes and criticizes AARP for endorsing the House healthcare bill. The letter claims seniors deserve better and accuses AARP of selling out and failing to represent retired persons.
Retired Baytown Sun editor Jim Finley recalls teen years in Harris County, detailing a college era obsession with colognes and after shave. He describes a courtroom elevator moment, early dating life, and how Mennen Skin Bracer fueled his confidence more than two decades ago.
The Baytown Sun lists staff contacts for publishers editors and departments. It outlines how to submit letters and guest columns, photo requirements, publishing policies, and delivery issues including redelivery deadlines and contact numbers. It notes original material only and editor rights to refuse submissions.
The Maine referendum to repeal a state law legalizing same sex marriage passed 53 to 47 percent. Maggie Gallagher of NOM framed the victory as defense of marriage, while opponents warned of ongoing battles and fundraising lessons after states count 0 for 31 defeats.
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