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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2010
Page
4
The page notes Fred Hartman as Publisher Emeritus from 1950 to 1974 and lists Janie Gray as Editor Publisher, with Jay Eshbach and Jim Finley among staff. It also names Community member Dave Rogers, M A Bengtson as Sports Editor and community member.
A Baytown parent urges more options for youth beyond football, band, and baseball. The writer asks for space and programs for artistic and musical youths and seeks broader community involvement to engage children year round. The letter stresses the need for creative outlets and communal participation.
The letter laments federal government growth and calls it a dangerous shift toward control. It cites socialism and Nazism as warnings, naming Milton Friedman Jefferson Washington Franklin Smith and Hitler as contrasts, urging citizens to awaken before disaster.
Publisher Janie Gray Advertising Director Angie Pagel Business Manager Sandy Denson Circulation Manager Joshua Hart listed with Baytown Sun for editorial and advertising inquiries. Contact emails provided for direct communication and assistance.
The Baytown Sun welcomes original signed letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Provide full contact details, include a signature, and note delivery times and redelivery help if not received by stated hours. Submissions may be edited or refused at the paper's discretion.
The term limits discussion surrounds Democratic candidate Bill White and Texas leaders. White backs two four year terms while Perry eyes a potential third term. The piece traces Texas governors from Shivers to Bush and Clements, notes Hutchison's pledge issues, and highlights lawmakers like Nelson who push calendar limits. It also notes critiques of term limits and mentions politicians facing scrutiny over travel and nepotism.
Donna Brazile notes the 2010 midterms echo Truman in 1948 with Democrats urging optimism despite polls showing trouble for Obama and a split GOP. Tea party momentum challenges Congress while Democrats push to frame the narrative ahead of November.
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