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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2006
Page
1
Kristi Malpass of Sterling struck out 16 and pitched a no hitter as RSS defeated Spring 1-0 in District 22 5A softball Thursday night. The game featured strong defense and a lone run scored by RSS in the late innings.
Jeff Skilling described his battle to control anger on his fourth day on the witness stand in the Enron trial, calling it a fight for his life.
Readers are invited to nominate their favorite educator for the Teaching Excellence Awards, praising the dedication and impact of teachers. The piece highlights the value of recognition beyond a simple gesture and encourages timely submissions.
Obituary notice lists Davie Chennault Willis Pop Wilson William Lil Man Robertson Sr Rachele Lynn Cannon Richey and Robert Thomas among the deceased with brief biographical lines and funeral details forthcoming.
A weather brief reports about 12 areas of low clouds early, then clearing to mostly sunny skies. High around 83 degrees, low near 68.
The clip lists Mega Millions numbers 2 12 45 46 56 with megaplier 4, Lotto Texas 12 20 32 39 42 with 12, Pick Day 4 2 9, Night 1 7 6, Cash Five 1 16 21 22 32, and Texas Two Step 3 15 26 29. Includes business tag.
Three men identified as persons of interest in the Pine Street killing of Jose Luis Castillo are LeRoy Randolph Calvin Carmona and Victor Tarin. Randolph has been questioned while Carmona and Tarin remain at large. Castillo died from a head wound after a 3 a.m. Pine Street gathering fight. Police deny gang ties though the men are former gang members.
Greg Poole, 41, of Caney Creek, was named the lone finalist for Barbers Hill superintendent. He will replace Wayne Rotan, who left in December for Glen Rose. Interim chief Hugh Hayes, former Katy superintendent, oversaw the process and reported smooth progress after gathering input from patrons and staff.
Baytown audiences heard contrasting views from Rep Gene Green and Rep Ted Poe this week. Green a Houston Democrat representing the 29th District spoke to I-10 Democrats about party prospects and changes in congressional partisanship amid immigration debate. Poe a Humble Republican addressed the Kiwanis Club of Baytown about immigration protests and bipartisan dialogue as he noted shifts following DeLays departure.
Baytown City Council postponed a decision on reimbursing council members for job related expenses. District 3 Councilman Brandon Capetillo led the discussion with backing from Mercedes Renteria III and Scott Sheley, who were absent. A charter amendment to allow compensation was previously rejected.
Baytown City Council kept entry fees unchanged at the Baytown Nature Center while a parks board proposal to raise annual passes by 10 dollars for individuals 15 dollars for families and add a one dollar child charge was discussed. Mayor Calvin Mundinger said more funding was needed and council members expressed support to maintain funding for the center.
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