Police urge slower driving in area school zones
Baytown Police Sgt. Roger Park reminds drivers to slow to 20 mph in school zones during start of the new school year. Barbers Hill Crosby and Goose Creek districts begin today with 21 Goose Creek schools. Drivers should watch for children walking to school and those alighting from buses and leave early to accommodate extra traffic.
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Remembrance for Dina's Donuts owner killed in robbery
Din a s Donuts at 3712 W Baker Rd mourns owner Benrith In who was robbed and fatally killed at the shop a day earlier. Longtime customers and family leave candles and flowers on the door as memories pour in. In was described as a kind man who helped customers by allowing them to settle debts later.
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Sun Kicks Off NIE Program for Baytown Students
The Baytown Sun announces the NIE program for 2005/2006, delivering over 2,000 newspapers daily to local schools for classroom use. It seeks sponsors and new business partners to participate and support the sponsor program while providing information to teachers.
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Bush's Second Term Popularity Falls Behind Reagan and Clinton
President Bush trails the last two re-elected presidents in mid second term public opinion, with Iraq and national direction weighing on views. His core supporters keep him anchored, unlike Truman Nixon Carter or Bush Sr. who faced harsher fates. Analyst Bowman notes base loyalty is crucial to push agenda.
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Lawmakers warn against troop decreases in Iraq
Senator Joseph Biden and other lawmakers criticize the Bush administration for lowering expectations of Iraq's path to democracy as talks on a new constitution continue. Biden says there is no proof the Sunni insurgency is weakening, challenging remarks by Secretary Rice.
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Who's in Charge in Baytown Sun asks readers to submit questions
Readers are invited to send questions to the Who's in Charge feature at The Baytown Sun. Include the city or jurisdiction, be specific about the question and the desired respondent, and provide name and phone number for follow up. Contact options include mail, in person, fax, or email.
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Harris County expects 70 percent growth by 2035 plan
By 2035 Harris County projects a 70 percent population increase adding about 3.2 million people. The Envision Houston Region team with Houston-Galveston Area Council Blueprint Houston and Fregonese Calthorpe Associates will develop a plan for living, working and travel. Lily Wells of HGAC spoke to Baytown city council.
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