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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2009
Page
4
Community figures and editorial leadership listed for the memorial noting Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974. The editorial board comprises Clifton Clements Dave Mathews Luke Hales Jay Eshbach Bengtson Finley Rogers and Jim Finley.
A Merchants Payment Coalition report says U S consumers pay higher credit card swipe fees than other developed nations. Fees amount to about 2 percent to 3 percent per transaction and have nearly tripled in a decade. Durbin and others push tighter rules, but bills stall in committee.
Letter to the editor criticizes Baytown officials for red light camera practices and safety claims. The author accuses the city of illegal yellow light timing, unrefunded fines, and a misleading focus on cameras over broader traffic safety. They question whether streets feel safer and note patrols were reduced during a period of drunk driving fatalities.
Baytown resident Ray Wilson notes the Conservative Bible Project founded by Andy Schlafly seeks a conservative translation and even departs from standard texts by omitting or reframing passages such as John 7 53 to 8 11. Critics call this political editing rather than translation.
This notice lists contact details for state and federal representatives and Baytown Sun staff. It explains letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, photo requirements, submission addresses, and delivery timing with redelivery assurances.
Jim Finley recounts a surreal dream from 3 14 a m in which his wife Margie wheels a television on a wheelbarrow between their homes to watch a movie with Billy De Wolfe appearing from a limousine. Neighbors arrive in a zombie-like procession as Finley questions the moment before waking in sweat.
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