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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2009
Page
4
A Baytown writer describes a spiritual awakening amid personal burdens and burnout. He reflects on faith, forgiveness, and finding help from friends, noting Jesus’ inclusive circle and his own flawed yet hopeful path forward.
Obituary noting the death of PRED HARTMAN, publisher emeritus, aged 24 years, with tribute from Clifton E. Clements Editor Publisher Dave Mathews Luke Hales and Jay Eshbach. Mentions Jim Finley and Dave Rogers as former staff.
A Channelview reader laments drivers who ignore laws and tailgate. They describe unsafe behavior across Baytown and the Houston east side, noting honks and tailgating even when obeying speed limits and signals. The writer, 65, decries a decline in courtesy and civility.
Readers express disappointment with the House health care reform bill saying it mirrors failed agencies like the postal service Amtrak Social Security Medicare and Medicaid and warn of costly unfunded mandates and dangers of government control of health care
A Baytown reader criticizes the congressman for voting yes on major legislation, arguing the district deserves a harder working representative who protects local interests. The writer urges voters to seek a better Washington advocate.
The Baytown Sun provides publisher and editorial contacts along with office numbers and email for submissions. Address: 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77522. Letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words welcomed with photo.
Jane Howard Lee, a reporter for The Baytown Sun, notes the increasing rush of holiday preparation as Christmas approaches. She reflects on deadlines, travel plans, and the challenge of finding popular toys amid shortages, crowds, and delayed deliveries.
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