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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2006
Page
3
The writer muses on ballroom dancing cinema and TV, lamenting the loss of classic stars Kim Novak Gregory Peck Rhonda Fleming Jimmy Stewart and Jay Silverheels and longing for the bygone era of glory days in movies and television.
In early 2005 Exxon Mobil and BHA officials held a public meeting with residents who largely supported a greenbelt plan and moving. With Gulf Coast evacuees flooding the area, relocation options include building new housing at about 6 million, refurbishing Sam Houston and Lincoln Courts, or converting Archia Courts residents to Section 8 vouchers. HUD approval and a new developer are seen as keys to progress.
Baytown police near end of a fraud investigation tied to medical prescriptions with several suspects identified but no charges filed. They seek tips on a theft at Wayne Gray Sports Complex, while the Girls Fastpitch Softball Association and city report stolen Gator tractors and equipment and call for public help to replace it. Also, a Food Town shoplift incident led to a stash of the thiefs items and a bicycle left behind. A threat at Exxon Mobil Baytown plant was referred to Harris County Sheriff as outside city limits. From 6 am Wednesday to 6 am Thursday officers logged 157 calls including 13 thefts and nine minor crashes.
The Art League of Baytown presents Spring Show 2006 at Eddie V Gray Wetlands Center. Viewing starts at 2 pm with awards at 3 pm. Titled Putting on the Ritz, the event honors Sue Schmad, League president for three terms. Mayor Calvin Mundinger MCs. Eleanor Lubrick awards scholarship checks to Sterling and Lee high seniors. Open viewing Saturday 11 am to 4 pm. Call 281-427-1114 for more information.
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