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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
1
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston hosted its annual Bowl for Kids Sake in Baytown on Saturday, raising more than $5,000 to support mentoring programs.
A Baytown attorney reports that the First Court of Appeals in Houston affirmed a judgment exceeding one million dollars for his client. The ruling underscores a high-stakes win in an appellate arena.
The Lee College women’s tennis team captured the Southwest JUCO Championship this weekend, clinching the title after finishing second to Tyler last year. The victory marks a season high for the Lee squad and asserts their dominance in the conference event.
Barbers Hill suffered its first league loss Saturday and is now tied for first place in District 21-4A with New Caney after rolling through district play at 9 0.
Obituaries note the deaths of Dorothy Gross and J Nolan Welch. Details on dates, locations, and surviving relatives are not provided in the available text. The notices memorialize two local residents and mark their passing.
Lottery numbers listed include Mega Millions and Lotto Texas figures. Pick 3 and Cash Five results shown with day and night splits. Texas Two Step, BB and weather section present with minimal context.
Baytown's top officers were honored at the first Baytown Police Awards ceremony where emcee Cliff Clements praised them for bravery, selflessness, and upholding high professional traditions. Interim city manager Bob Leiper and city officials attended as officers received the awards amid applause and fajitas.
Baytown artists and aesthetes gathered at Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center for the Art League of Baytown spring show Flights of Fancy honoring more than 80 works. Mayor DonCarlos praised local talent as high school students Jessica Quiroz and Joan Minor earned $350 scholarships. Peggy Tieman, former Art League member, was remembered in a somber homage.
The New Horizon Family Center invites the community to wear denim on Tuesday for International Denim Day, part of Sexual Abuse Awareness Month. NHFC counselor Dene Edmiston notes the protest arose after the 1999 Italian Supreme Court reversed a rape conviction, arguing jeans are hard to remove. The event emphasizes challenging myths about assault linked to clothing or location.
A Sunday rally at Tiki Bay lot drew a few dozen volunteers from Citizens for Property Rights to back Prop 1 on May 12. They urged re instating Baytown's smoking ordinance to allow bar smoking and ventilated restaurant sections. CPR members cited property rights fears as central, with James Haarmeyer voicing US rights concerns. The group also backs Cedar Bayou residents opposing a new barge terminal.
Courtney O Bannon an eight year old from Barbers Hill Elite scores a run against the Cobras at the Wayne Gray Sports Complex Saturday The photograph related to the play appears on Page 7
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