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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2010
Page
4
Carla Torres named Managing Editor while Jim Finley steps down from the role. Dave Rogers and A Bengtson join as Assistant Managing Editor and community member Connie, with Jay Eshbach listed as a community member. The reshuffle outlines leadership updates and new staff positions.
A public poll shows 37 percent think yes, 51 percent say Unsure, and 12 percent choose Unsure about the country benefits from the tax bill.
Roll Call columnist Morton Kondracke analyzes Obama’s precarious 2012 path, noting 2010 losses and 9.8 percent unemployment threaten re election. He compares past presidents, cites Sabato Abramowitz forecasts, and argues Obama must act like a national unity president to win independent support.
Kay Bailey Hutchison, senior U S Senator from Texas, argues against FCC rules in a three to two vote on December 21. She says federal overreach would threaten open Internet, investment, and job creation, urging reform of the FCC in the 112th Congress.
Publisher Janie Hatter Gray leads Baytown Sun with contact options at janie.gray and msun.com. Advertising Director Angie Pagel and Carla Torres are listed with baytownsun.com emails. Circulation Manager Joshua Hart and Business Manager Sandy Denson provide additional channels.
The Baytown Sun invites 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.
Local newspaper instructions detail office hours for circulation, delivery timelines, redelivery policies, and contact methods. It specifies phone numbers for customer service, a 24 7 online access point, and message procedures for missed deliveries and weekends.
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