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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2009
Page
4
The document lists newsroom leadership and roles including Dave Mathews, Luke Hales, Jim Finley as Managing Editor, Jay Eshbach, V A Bengtson as Community members, and Dave Rogers as former Sports Editor. No article text, just staff credits and titles.
A compact portrait of Ted Kennedy, the long serving senator whose image spanned a reforming liberal advocate and a societally indulged public figure. It notes Chappaquiddick’s impact on his presidential hopes and his lasting role in shaping social legislation despite criticism of liberal ties and moral questions.
A nurse in home care argues the proposed health care reform would cut over 50 billion from Medicare home health. She contends reductions will push more patients into costly hospitals or nursing homes, increasing overall Medicare costs and harming the elderly.
A reader shares her post Ike malaise after Hurricane Ike damaged her yard. She describes dead plants, weed-filled planters, mangled trees, a vanished pond, and a ruined banana tree, while noting remnants of yard art and a longing for the pre storm landscape. The piece includes a reader letter praising the author for naming the condition and reflecting on family impact and small ecological details.
The Baytown Sun provides contact names and emails for leadership and departments. It outlines letters of up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, with a photo required. Publication rights, submission addresses, delivery times, and redelivery procedures are specified for readers.
The piece notes Obama’s clash with Catholic leaders over abortion funding in health care reform. Cardinal Rigali and Archbishop Chaput denounce provisions seen as enabling taxpayer-funded abortion. Lib liberal religious figure Jim Wallis backs Catholic critics in a CNN interview.
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