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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2009
Page
4
Clifton E. Clements serves as editor publisher with Dave Mathews. Luke Hales is managing editor and Jay Eshbach assists. M. Bengtson and community members join the staff alongside Jim Finley formerly managing editor and Dave Rogers handling sports.
A reader argues that red light cameras are a money grab and hazards. They claim drivers brake hard at yellow signals, risking collisions, and that cameras distract drivers from pedestrians and cause visual distraction from flashes.
A reader laments empty Baytown mall and long drives for clothing, urges mobilizing attention to attract retailers, and rails against disrespectful TV language while noting personal frustration with changing times and media choices.
Jim Finley, retired managing editor of The Baytown Sun, recounts his health scare including cataract surgery, a Baker's Cyst behind his knee, and a hospital visit. He stresses resilience, noting he still plans to attend the Patriots game and hopes to be used as a receiver if possible. He thanks family for support and cites a humorous, self effacing tone.
The Baytown Sun provides contact details for Publisher Editor and department managers. It outlines letters of up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, with photo requirements and address signing rules. It notes delivery timing and redelivery contact for late papers.
Analysis notes a national push in Education materials to urge public school students to create pro Obama messages. Backlash led to partial pullback as Utah elementary pupils viewed a celebrity pledge video by Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher. The piece cites Cameron Diaz and other public figures, with critiques of a government propaganda effort.
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