Congress may miss chance to fix schools
Morton Kondracke argues that a rare window for U.S. education reform could close if Congress delays reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and funding for Race to the Top. He notes broad public support, district skepticism, and potential Republican opposition if Congress shifts control, risking a rollback of gains under Obama and Duncan.
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Jim Finley Former Managing Editor M A Bengtson
Jim Finley and M A Bengtson are named as community figures, with Finley noted as former managing editor and Bengtson identified as a community member in a brief local notice.
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Galveston Looks To Shape Casino Gambling Stance
The Galveston Chamber of Commerce surveys its 800 members and pushes for a regulated casino position ahead of the 82nd Texas Legislature. With an 80 percent pro-gambling response, leaders weigh tourism impact and the need to mobilize against broader legalization while considering incremental bets like track slot machines.
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Baytown Sun Contact Directory
Publisher Janie Halter leads Baytown Sun with publisher duties. Advertising Director Angie Pagel handles ads and promos. Business Manager Sandy Denson oversees operations. Circulation Manager Joshua Hart manages distribution and paper delivery.
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The Sun Accepts Letters and Guest Columns
The Baytown Sun invites readers to submit original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be addressed to The Baytown Sun and include the writer's signature for publication consideration.
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Baytown Sun page note on submission policy
Readers submission policy outlines that letters and guest columns are edited and may be refused. Include a signed letter with name and address, sent to The Baytown Sun by P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 or fax to 281 427 1880 or email sunnews baytownsun com. Personal views reflect authors, not the paper or advertisers.
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Notice outlines expected delivery times for the Baytown Sun from Tuesday through Friday and Sunday. It provides a redelivery contact number and hours for the circulation department, including weekday and Sunday phone cutoffs and operating hours.
Border violence in Texas demands national focus and action
Texas lawmakers urge higher priority to border violence as cartel activity spills into El Paso and other communities. They cite 28 000 Mexican cartel deaths since 2006 and cross border violence, urging funding for 1 500 new CBP agents a 6 000 National Guard deployment and unmanned aerial vehicle flights. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison stresses border security and support for agents.
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