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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2009
Page
1
The head coaches of all three Goose Creek school district high school football teams kept a 50 year old tradition Thursday. Additional details appear in Sports on Page 5. Baytown Sun website referenced.
Houston police and Harris County constables recovered the body of Doris Ann King, an elderly Crosby resident, about a mile from her vehicle Thursday morning. AHPD helicopter located her remains near power lines around 9 am. Officials withheld details pending autopsy by Jefferson County medical examiner to determine cause of death. foul play not indicated. King’s husband last saw her August 6 at 9:30 pm. SEE MISSING PAGE 3.
Baytown City Council did not approve a proposed ordinance reinstating a one percent sales and use tax on residential gas and electricity. Citizens voiced concerns guiding the decision as the council also tabled a dumpster and donation bin ordinance. The tax may return at the August 27 meeting to gather input from business leaders.
Lee College Board of Regents held a Thursday workshop to scrutinize a shrinking budget. They considered raising property tax rates to offset declines, staff compensation, potential tuition hikes, class sizes, and future budgets while reviewing revised scenarios after July’s initial proposals. Regents will have a clearer picture after Goose Creek Consolidated School.
The Goose Creek CISC school board met in a workshop to decide how to use a roughly 6 million interest balance from the 2005 bond. The session provided an overview of repairs district wide, including air systems upgrades at Lamar and Ashbel Smith Elementary Schools, a gym floor fix at Highlands Junior School, and a multipurpose facility project at Robert E. Lee High School.
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