Sun Journal Leadership and Staff Roles
The Sun Journal lists key personnel including Michael Distelhorst as Group publisher Chris Segal as Editor Ken Warren as Group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as Circulation director, outlining the paper’s leadership and management team.
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Ebola outbreak in Congo tests U S response and global aid
Analyzed Congo Ebola crisis shows a larger regional threat with nearly 2,700 cases and 1,800 deaths, while U S reaction faces indifference and political hurdles. WHO seeks 324 million for six months, and aid access remains blocked by security concerns and policy hesitations.
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State censorship risks in online platforms critique
John Hood of the John Locke Foundation argues against government oversight of social media and search platforms. He contends viewpoint discrimination by firms should not trigger new laws or regulation, citing market dynamics and personal choice, and questions regulators' ability to stay neutral.
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How to Submit Letters to the Editor and Guidelines
The Sun Journal invites letters up to 400 words addressed to the editor with the writer’s name, hometown, mailing address, and daytime phone. Only name and hometown published. Two weeks between letters from the same writer. Submit via form, email, or mail to New Bern Sun Journal as directed.
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Debate on Welfare State and Income Inequality in 2020 Election
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson analyzes the CBO report on income inequality, showing the rich gaining faster than the poor even after means-tested adjustments. He notes persistent poverty, slow gains for the bottom third, and limited success from education, health care, and tax-cut policies.
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