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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2011
Page
4
The newspaper announces its editorial leadership with Janie Halter Gray as Editor Publisher Carla Torres as Managing Editor Jim Finley formerly Managing Editor and Jay Eshbech serving as a community member.
The National Archives at Fort Worth will open a family research center at Montgomery Plaza in February. It will offer access to online genealogical data and microfilm records drawn from over 200 years of public records, plus a centralized public access system with about 12 million electronic records.
Byron York recalls how a short period of total Democratic dominance produced Obamacare by a 60 vote Senate, the death of Kennedy, the fast-tracked Massachusetts appointment, and the Christmas Eve vote. It notes GOP gains in 2010 and examines repeal prospects as a balanced Congress forms.
The 2011 message from Rep. Ron Paul urges strict oversight of the Federal Reserve and foreign policy, criticizing bailouts and empire abroad. He cautions against militarism and TSA overreach, opposes the Patriot Act renewal, and emphasizes fiscal restraint as Congress begins its 112th session. He notes growing numbers and urges careful voting.
Publisher and directors listed for Baytown Sun operations. Names include Janie Hatter Gray, Angie Pagel, Sandy Denson, Joshua Hart with emails provided. Newsroom contact and department links shown for public inquiries and advertising.
The Baytown Sun requests original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words, all must be addressed to The Baytown Sun and include the writer's signature.
The Baytown Sun outlines contact details including main and newsroom lines, office hours for circulation and customer service, Saturday and Sunday delivery expectations, and options to reach the paper by fax, email, or online. It also notes submission editing rights and that views expressed reflect authors, not the paper or advertisers.
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