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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2006
Page
1
Baytown resident Suzy Gregory will participate in the BPMS 150 benefit bicycle ride for the third consecutive year, continuing her fundraising and awareness efforts for the cause.
The Sterling Lady Rangers secured a share of the District 22-5A softball title by defeating Lee Friday night, cementing their position alongside top teams in the standings with a decisive district victory.
The Texas House framed its 5A school finance debate by constraining allowable tax proposal changes Democrats say would curb efforts to increase funding for schools and teachers.
Two sections of Business Highway 146 will close Saturday from 5 30 a m to about 10 30 a m for the Battle of San Jacinto Triathlon. Runners start at Sylvan Beach Park and finish at the San Jacinto Monument. Police will close northbound traffic from the Fred Hartman Bridge to Wyoming Street and divert southbound traffic to the Missouri Street feeder.
Mostly sunny and balmy with a high near 85 and a low around 68. Lottery draws list Mega Millions and Lotto Texas numbers, along with Cash Five and Texas Two Step entries, showing multiple dates and recent results.
Frigid morning storms eased as visitors gathered at the San Jacinto Monument for the 170th anniversary ceremony. Texas Army members and Daughters of the Texas Revolution in period dress mingled with onlookers while dignitaries spoke of Texas independence and its impact on American history. Col. John Martin, executive officer of the Texas Army, joined the event.
Glenn Whitcomb, 77, once diagnosed with melanoma in 1970, walked the first lap at Stallworth Stadium for Bay Area Relay for Life. He credits survival to faith and medical care, as teams from churches, businesses, and schools raised funds for the American Cancer Society and eyed a $600,000 goal this year.
Aggies observe the annual Muster on April 21, honoring members who died since the last roll. Baytown A&M Club notes Larry French Morris Crow and Pete Golla as recent losses, with Christopher Wurzbach playing Taps during the ceremony.
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