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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2009
Page
3
Across the state Texas posted an average ACT composite of 20.8 for the class of 2009, up from 20.7 in 2008, with 82 640 Texas students took the test while nationwide participation neared 1.5 million. Dallas Morning News notes 22 percent of Texas test takers met all four benchmarks versus 23 percent nationwide.
State health officials warn limits on eating largemouth bass from Lake Isabell 30 miles north of Houston after tests show elevated mercury levels. Adults may eat at most two 8 ounce servings monthly, children under 12 two 4 ounce servings, and nursing or pregnant women should avoid the fish.
Santa Fe public school district will let Alpha Media place ads on school buses for a 50 percent commission. For 200 per month businesses can advertise on rear panels or above windows, with projected first year earnings near 20,000. District aims to offset a 516,176 deficit amid a 32 million budget.
Police say a thief stole an 18 foot trailer carrying four green deer stands from Camio Country in the 8300 block of North Highway 146 between Sunday noon and Tuesday 5 30 pm. Loss is about 4400 dollars. Police logged multiple crimes and six traffic accidents with one injury.
Police report two vehicle burglaries in the area overnight and Tuesday. In the 4000 block of Allenbrook, a vehicle was entered and parts worth about 500 dollars stolen. At San Jacinto Mall near JCPenney, a vehicle was burglarized between 3 45 and 4 p m with 350 dollars in property stolen.
Police records show 29 offense reports filed between Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, detailing investigated incidents across Baytown. The brief notes reflect multiple incident types, with units documenting actions and outcomes as investigators assess each case.
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