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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2009
Page
4
A brief notice profiles Pred Hartman as publisher emeritus with the years 1950 to 1074 and lists the editorial board and staff roles including Clifton Clements Dave Mathews Luke Hales Jay Eshbach Bengtson Finley Rogers and others in assorted editorial positions.
Baytown launches a CERT program to mobilize trained residents for rapid on scene support after disasters. CERT covers disaster preparedness, fire suppression, medical operations, and search and rescue, with a final disaster simulation to test skills. The initiative follows hurricane Ike and aims to provide ready neighbors and safeguards for the city.
A reader rebuts a letter claiming the President is disrespected for two reasons. The author argues media control and liberal claims are irrelevant and that some opposition is racially motivated, not all. He accuses right wing talk radio of inflaming audiences and questions the writer’s true motive.
An investigation in Manchester Kentucky probes a decayed body found in a cemetery of a U S Census Bureau worker with feds written on the chest. FBI aids local police to determine if anti-government groups caused the death amid broader national distrust and political debate. Baytown reader Ray Wilson notes ethics and trust issues, urging leaders to act openly to avert consequences at the ballot box.
Community newspaper page lists contact numbers and emails for The Baytown Sun staff, publisher, editors, and departments, plus submission guidelines, letter and column policies, mailing address, publication schedule, and redelivery remedy. Contains multiple phone lines and web addresses for Baytown Sun.
Jim Finley recalls Ken Donovan 79 who died after four years with ALS and Bobby Brown 80 whose wife Jo Ann died 18 months earlier. Ken taught at Highlands Elementary De Zavala and Baytown Junior and stayed active after retirement. Bobby was a longtime teacher coach at the speaker's old high school and both men shared a bond as local educators. Grace Donovan spoke of Ken's selfless conduct and Lou Gehrig's disease comparison underscoring the family's loss.
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