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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2006
Page
1
The Baytown Optimist Club youth football league prepares to kick off its 51st year of competition. Six new members were inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.
A Baytown group calls for volunteers to support the fifth annual rodeo for special needs kids. Organizers aim to provide an inclusive day with riding activities, games, and refreshments, inviting community members to help with setup, activities, and concessions.
Baytown Texas Avenue district approves a $6.2 million budget allocating $200000 for streetscaping on Texas Avenue. The meeting names Bernice Browder Casey, Sarah K Parrish, Charline Bobbitt, and Donna J Drebert as board members.
A weather notice reports variable clouds and a chance of thunderstorms across the area. High near 76 and a low around 76 degrees, with an 8 percent precip potential.
Lottery results list multiple games with draw dates and numbers. Mega Millions and Gain numbers, Lotto Texas, Pick 4 day and night results, Cash Five and Texas Two Step figures shown, including Megaplier and base bet options. Exact context not provided.
The Art League of Baytown hopes to secure a permanent building to serve as meeting space and a gallery. Members like Bobby Sutphin and Priscilla Hopkins advocate an owned, artist-run venue to spare the weekly room-haul at the Baytown Community Center. A building fund of 5 to 7 thousand dollars exists, but the project would require far more.
Robin Herring and Angie Sigers from Travis Elementary organized a summer road trip to Sabine Pass to deliver donated supplies after Hurricane Rita devastated the campus and town. Exxon Mobil provided notebooks and paper as about 200 Sabine Pass School students in preK through 12th grade await resources.
More than 56 families visited the Wal-Mart on Garth Road for the Rotary Club of Baytown Shots for Tots vaccination drive. The event yielded 160 immunizations, about 40 more than last year, as families took advantage of tax-free shopping before school. Four-year-old Kristen Potts received four vaccines ahead of a fall mothers day out program at First Baptist Church.
Congressman Gene Green fielded questions on affordable health care free trade and wind insurance at a Lee College town hall. About 40 attendees included LaRouche supporters who criticized NAFTA and urged tighter US industrial protections. Green defended his NAFTA vote and questioned the supporters' constituents and leadership.
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