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The text lists individuals with newsroom titles including Jim Finley former managing editor Carla Torres managing editor Dave Rogers assistant managing editor Jay Eshbach community member and M A Bengtson.
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Jay Eshbach
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Baytown Animal Shelter fights disease with upgrades
The Baytown Health Department director Mike Lester notes shelter improvements to reduce disease spread. Upgrades include flooring, drainage, cleaning protocols, and better transport cages. Vaccination efforts cover distemper parvovirus and bordetella for puppies, with cat disease control focused on airborne contaminants.
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Animal Services
Baytown
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Mike Lester
Texas Board fuss over world history textbooks
The State Board of Education faces a resolution argued by Don McLeroy to warn publishers against anti Christian bias in world history texts. Critics say the non binding plan stirs anti Islam sentiment, lacks expert input, and wastes time while the board pursues a political agenda.
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Texas Education
Don McLeroy
Bryan
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Baytown Sun Contact Directory Update
Publisher Janie Hatter Gray and Advertising Director Angie Pagel list Baytown Sun contacts. Advertising inquiries go to carla.torres and business matters to Sandy Denson, with direct email addresses provided.
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Sun Letters Policy Adds Word Limits and Originality
The Sun outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns. Letters must be under 250 words and guest columns under 500 words, with all material required to be original and not previously published. Submissions should be sent to the newspaper's editorial team for consideration.
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Health care reform shifts control to bureaucrats over prevention
U S Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison argues the health reform law grants absolute power to the United States Preventive Services Task Force, threatening patient access to crucial preventive services like mammograms and colonoscopies and forcing Congress to intervene to protect standards. She claims doctors and patients should decide care without a single panel veto.
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America
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Senate
Baytown Sun Letters Policy Notice
The Baytown Sun outlines submission rules for letters and guest columns including signed submissions only, editing rights, and contact methods. It notes views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily the paper or advertisers.
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