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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2005

Page

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Teen arrested in doughnut shop slaying

Baytown police arrested 15 year old suspect in the capital murder of Dina's Donuts owner Bunrith In. A police artist sketch released after the Saturday stabbing generated tips from the public leading to the arrest. In’s wife witnessed the murder and helped with the sketch, produced with Houston Police assistance. The juvenile suspect remains in Harris County Juvenile Detention Center.

Baytown Bunrith Dina’s Donuts Lee High School Lisa Rynearson Rynearson Houston Police Department Harris County Juvenile Detention Center Nimol In Houston Jocelyn Inthisone Inthisone

Escontrias Named to Fill Open Lee College Regent Seat

Manuel Escontrias, a former Baytown councilman and Goose Creek school board member, was chosen to fill Lee College Board of Regents vacant seat after a motion to nominate former Baytown mayor Pete Alfaro failed to secure a majority. Alfaro offered support for the college as the board approved Escontrias amid mixed votes.

Bay Town Manuel Escontrias Lee College Board of Regent Pete Alfaro Wayne Gray Escontrias Baytown Goose Creek Gray Alfaro Mark Hall Mark Himsel Judy Navarre-Jirrell Exxon Mobil Lee College

Lawmakers End Third Failed Bid to Restructure Education

In Austin, Texas House members faced a failed 30 day special session aimed at overhauling the funding of public education. With under 40 present, lawmakers Monday mostly passed time between prayers and resolutions as they awaited guidance from the Texas Supreme Court on the state tax system funding schools. Baytown delegate Wayne Smith called the session the end of his eighth term, noting personal accomplishments amid the broader defeat of the tax restructure effort.

Associated Press Thomas Terry Texas House Austin Baytown Wayne Smith Texas Supreme Court Texas

Long Neck Wildlife Festival faces second run in Baytown

Baytown area groups plan a May 6 festival slated to run one or three days with alcohol sales a contentious issue. BOI and Baytown City Council faced criticism over attendance, security, and an unlocked back entrance at N C Foote Park used for the event. Officials cite uncertain location, duration, and the alcohol dispute as reasons for the tepid turnout and calls to ban alcohol sales.

Baytown Outdoor Inc BOI Long Neck Council Parks Department Mike Beard BOI Board N.C. Foote Park

Memorial Baptist to Give Away Free School Supplies

Memorial Baptist Church hosts its 4th annual Back to School Round-up to ease families’ costs by distributing free school supplies to hundreds of elementary students. About 600 attendees are expected for the 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday event at 611 W. Sterling St. Church gym.

Memorial Baptist Church W. Sterling St

Deaconuses Cancer to Inspire Others at Wooster Baptist

Deacon Bobby Yoakum of Wooster Baptist Church disclosed Stage IV lung cancer during a Wednesday prayer meeting. He plans to rejoice in salvation and view cancer as part of God's plan guiding him toward the tarceva drug, joining four other MD Anderson patients in a feature.

Bobby Yoakum Wooster Baptist Church Bobby Lynda Henderson Yoakum M.D. Anderson

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