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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Cliff Clements serves as Editor Publisher with Luke Hales and Dave Mathews as Managing Editors. Jay Eshbach and community members join the board, while Jim Finley and Dave Rogers contribute as Sports Editor and former Managing Editor respectively.
A reader argues fundraising is essential for schools and should begin at the start of the school year to provide operating funds. The editor would avoid the headache, but the message emphasizes necessity and student benefit.
In letters to the editor the writer argues against paranoid views of the President and policies. The author plans a series of rebuttals addressing cyber-warfare as a military concern and considers internet shutdowns during attacks. The piece also questions claims that the Democratic Party chips away at the Constitution and proposes listing acts and executive orders from the prior administration viewed as constitutional breaches.
A reader criticizes Goose Creek for Channel 1 commercials and argues about school waste. The letter questions free lunch waste, milk and fruit on trays, and lack of recycling in schools while noting a TEKS science goal on wise resource use. It ends by suggesting political motives behind minority student dropouts.
A narrator recalls the recurring sight of panhandlers at a city intersection, detailing diverse scenarios from priests needing rides to veterans and even dogs in tow. The piece contrasts passive pleas with occasional hostile reactions, recalls a rash act of throwing a bag of food, mentions media surveillance, and questions urban attitudes toward homelessness and judgment.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for publishers editors and departments and outlines submission rules. It specifies allowed word counts for letters and guest columns, photo requirements, publication rights, and where to send material by mail fax or email. It also notes delivery times and redelivery contact.
Commentary notes Republicans resist Obama health reform, mocks bipartisan talk as a means not an end, cites Bush deficit blame, and argues Obama must blend rational and emotional appeals to move passage. Calls out Grassley death panels and Dole urging strong White House action. references Perlstein on political rhetoric. SEE LYONS PAGE 6A.
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