Carla Torres and Editors Lead Local News Desk
Carla Torres serves as Managing Editor with Dave Rogers as Assistant Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach is a community member and Jim Finley is noted as a former Managing Editor in the staff roster.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2010
Page
4
Carla Torres serves as Managing Editor with Dave Rogers as Assistant Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach is a community member and Jim Finley is noted as a former Managing Editor in the staff roster.
A public survey shows 6 percent agree with delaying mammograms until age 50 while 94 percent disagree, indicating strong opposition to the later screening recommendation.
Attorney General Eric Holder warns the CSA will be enforced against individuals and groups involved in marijuana for recreation even where state law permits. Barbara Kennelly criticizes Congress for delaying a vote on one time $250 Social Security payments to seniors.
Morton Kondracke argues Obama’s National Infrastructure Bank could mobilize private capital and create jobs, but warn s the idea arrives too late amid a politicized climate. The plan would fund 150000 miles of roads 4000 miles of rail 150 miles of runways over six years with initial 50 billion. The bank would leverage public funds to attract private investment and focus on major projects.
Publisher Janie Hatter Gray and staff direct readers to the Baytown Sun offices. The contact list includes Advertising Director Angie Pagel, Carla Torres, Business Manager Sandy Denson, Circulation Manager Joshua Hart, and the newsroom at sunnews baytownsun.com.
The Sun invites readers to submit letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Original material only. Submissions should reflect current issues and community interests. No mention of remuneration is provided.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison outlines how Congress and the new NASA authorization stabilize U S human spaceflight, preserve Johnson Space Center missions, and use current resources to cut costs. She praises ongoing Mission Control, astronaut training in Houston, and an extra shuttle flight to sustain the International Space Station while transitioning to a new program.
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