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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2010
Page
4
Community member Jay Eshbach and former managing editor Jim Finley are highlighted for ongoing local service. Eshbach leads neighborhood initiatives while Finley guides editorial outreach and historical preservation within the town.
The Texas scene features 41 exonerees tied to DNA evidence, including Timothy Cole, with Gov. Perry issuing the first posthumous pardon. The Tim Cole Advisory Panel issued 11 recommendations calling for uniform policies on eyewitness IDs recording interrogations and post conviction procedures. Lawmakers must act in January to curb wrongful convictions and protect public safety.
The Baytown Sun outlines letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Original material must be signed and addressed to The Baytown Sun. Contact details list publisher, advertising director, business manager and circulation manager in the newsroom.
The Baytown Sun outlines submission guidelines including contact details and editorial rights. Letters and guest columns are edited, and publication is not guaranteed. signed submissions should be sent to P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 or via fax or email.
Notice details expected delivery times for the Baytown Sun from Tuesday through Friday and Sunday morning. It provides phone numbers for redelivery inquiries and lists the circulation department hours and days of operation to ensure timely service.
Allen West, Florida Congressional candidate, headlines a Labor Day weekend Leavenworth Ten Freedom Ride to urge clemency for 10 Iraq War veterans confined at Fort Leavenworth. The piece recounts West’s 2003 interrogation incident, his military record, and call for mercy toward the Leavenworth Ten amid broader debates on military justice.
Nat Hentoff reflects on the August uproar over Feisal Abdul Rauf and the Ground Zero mosque. He notes protests from across the country, rising anti Muslim sentiment, and wider implications for civil liberties, security dialogue, and free speech.
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