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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2009
Page
4
Obituary style note honoring Pred Hartman publisher emeritus from 1950 to 1974 with editorial board names and roles listed. Mentions Clifton Clements Luke Hales Dave Mathews Jay Eshbach Jim Finley Dave Rogers as staff and editors.
The Star Ledger notes Barack Obama entered his presidency amid great expectations. A year into his term the health care push marks a bold shift, riding peak popularity yet stirring concerns over speed and price. He balances broad aims with political reality and party pressures.
A reader urges support for H R 3962 and argues large group insurance lowers costs for all. The writer notes retirement and rising premiums as a burden and compares health coverage to mandatory auto liability insurance to justify participation.
Dr. Ron Paul argues against federal health care reform, warning it will burden the economy and dollar, expand government waste, and threaten constitutional limits. He cites CBO cost concerns, debt, and potential for increased taxes and inflation while urging return to constitutional governance and market-driven health care.
The Baytown Sun provides contact information for publishers editors and staff. It outlines that letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words are welcome, with a photo required for columns. Addresses phone numbers fax and email are listed, along with submission and redelivery policies.
Natalie Whatley of Baytown recounts a August speeding stop for 50 in a 40 zone, notes she clocked 51, and describes court fees of 103 dollars, a defensive driving class, and a forged sense of humor about the incident. She reflects on parenting conversations in the car and urges readers to be safer drivers.
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