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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2008
Page
4
The note lists Dave Mathews Luke Hales as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor Jay Eshbach VA Bengtson as community members alongside Dave Rogers and Jim Finley noted as Sports Editor.
The News Gazette notes John Edwards former Democratic candidate staged a comeback event at Indiana University Bloomington. The Bloomington gathering was camera and media free with written questions reviewed by managers. The piece criticizes his past scandal and warns of renewed public life citing speaking fees and alleged dishonesty.
A Chicago Sun-Times column notes varied recommendations for Barack Obama at his transition. Gary Wills cites Thucydides The Peloponnesian War as lessons for Iraq. Sara Paretsky and others name Dostoevsky and Hammett. The piece imagines Oprah Winfrey running an Obama Book Club.
James Kingsmill reflects on the annual prompt Do you remember where you were when Kennedy was assassinated. He notes many Gen X Americans did not exist then and recalls personal memory of other historic events. He calls history study essential to avoid repeating errors and honors the tragedy as part of national memory.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for Clifton Clements and staff, newsroom and department numbers, fax and email, and postal addresses. It notes letters up to 300 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a writer photo, plus submission rules and delivery timing.
Jim Finley thanks small joys in a Thanksgiving column, listing favorite teams Texas roots a long career in newspapers and light personal gripes about editors. He recalls Elvis era friends, Herb Minyard’s Rangers, and a week of reliable DirecTV as upbeat extras.
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