Baytown Sun names Cash as first woman publisher
The Baytown Sun appoints Cash as its fifth publisher and first female leader. The article tracks her career from editor roles at The Galveston County Daily News, Kerrville Daily News, Brazosport Facts, and The Ingram News to her new professorship honor and civic work in Texas. It highlights her mentorship of journalists, advocacy for open government, and community service across Baytown and beyond.
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Galveston County Daily News
Kerrville Daily News
Brazosport Facts
SNN
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Ingram News
Texas Press Association
Joske’s of Texas
San Antonio
TPA
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Jack Douglas
Texas Supreme Court
Tom Phillips
Judicial Advisory Council
Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas
FOIFT
Mexico
Ann Richards
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Baytown- West
Chambers County Economic Development Foundation
Amegy Bank
Lee College Foundation
Rotary Club of
Baytown Area
United Way
Pete Alfaro
Economic Development Foundation
Alfaro
Lee College
Board of
Bay Area Homeless Services
Alfre
University of Texas
Baytown Sun
Robert Matherne
Fred Hartman
Leon Brown
Gary Dobbs
Senate rejects constitutional gay marriage ban by narrow margin
The Senate failed to advance a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, 49 yes to 48 to limit debate, one vote short of the 60 needed. Bush urged patience, while Democrats criticized the move as political maneuvering. Seven Republicans joined Democrats in defeating the measure, with two Republicans flipping from 2004. Chuck Hagel did not vote.
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Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Congress
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R-La
Sam Brownback
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GOP
Judd Gregg
New Hampshire
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Chuck Hagel
Nebraska
Perry takes on federal responsibility in Texas border plan
Governor Rick Perry touring South Texas outlines a $125 million state plan to expand border surveillance and fund sheriffs and police departments. The program includes $20 million to extend Operation Rio Grande, overtime, equipment, and $5 million for hundreds of community surveillance cameras on volunteers' property with images streamed online for tips.
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Texas
U.S
Rick Perry
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