Sterling duo aims for regional meet in Humble
Sterling High School sprinters Stephen Guillory and John Matthews chase a trip to Austin at the regional meet in Humble beginning Friday.
27 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2006
Page
1
Sterling High School sprinters Stephen Guillory and John Matthews chase a trip to Austin at the regional meet in Humble beginning Friday.
The Baytown Sun sports staff debates whom the Texans should select with the first pick in the upcoming NFL draft. Analysts weigh college production, fit, and long term value as the team eyes a franchise quarterback or shocking positional move.
A statue titled Jesus The Great Physician was unveiled at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, marking a ceremonial installation in the hospital lobby. The event featured brief remarks and a dedication to the hospital community.
A Senate committee demanded tax records from oil companies. Named individuals include William Anson Marion Susan Gordon Jeanette Atchley Kostka Carolyn Gerza and Floy Faye Goldfinch.
Intervals of clouds across the region produced a high near 83 and a low around 55. Lottery numbers were unavailable at press time.
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra at Lee College presents its last concert of the season free to the public Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Sports Arena replacing Rundell Hall. Winners of the 17th Annual Solo Competition are Amber Cunningham of Sterling and Maryanna Bryant of Dayton. See BSO on page 9A.
The Baytown Symphony Orchestra concert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the college Sports Arena will premiere John Kiefer’s new work Karankawa. The piece, by Lee College Guitar Ensemble director, recalls the Karankawa tribe once along the Texas Gulf Coast.
Calv in Carmona, 36, was captured by Baytown Police SWAT after a five hour standoff at a Highlands home in the April 1 murder of Jose Castillo Jr. Castillo, 33, died from a gunshot to the head amid a dispute on Pine Street. Witnesses accuse Carmona as the sole occupant armed with a handgun. Tear gas was used to force his surrender as family protested nearby. Authorities say the house lacked a working phone and several people emerged when police arrived. Read more on page 8A.
Local officials and stakeholders gathered at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Park to discuss removing the USS Texas from the water. Plans include a graving dock to keep the 1912 battleship permanently afloat and allow hull maintenance, backed by a $16.1 million TxDOT grant and a broader monument expansion. U.S. Rep. Gene Green referenced ongoing support for preservation in this Houston area.
Baytown City Council prepares for televised bi weekly meetings on Time Warner Cable Channel 16 after approving audio and video gear. The project cost about 47000 with potential 50000 reimbursement from the cable company. overtime budget allocated and staff trained for operation.
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