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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2012
Page
1
Emergency coordinators disaster teams and hotel operators monitor Tropical Storm Isaac’s path toward Louisiana. Four refineries with 1.04 million barrels per day may shut down and others cut output due to anticipated power loss and flooding. AAA reports surge in hotel reservation calls while Red Cross runs dozens of shelters ready for Isaac’s impact.
Eleven Baytown Police Department hot spot units will operate through Friday in Goose Creek CISD school zones. Officers target speeding and cell phone use, with fines up to 1000 dollars for bus red light violations and up to 500 dollars for speeding. Texting is banned in crossing zones with fines up to 200 dollars.
The Sun presents a 2012 football preview highlighting Ross S. Sterling, Robert E. Lee, GC Memorial, Barbers Hill, Baytown Christian Academy, Anahuac, La Porte, Crosby, Dayton and Channelview.</s>
Baytown City Council debated a 66.6 million dollar 2012 13 budget with a 1.85 percent increase from last year while taxes and utility rates stay at 2011 12 levels. The plan includes a 40 percent citywide pay raise in January 2013 and a review to redistribute 4 percent for police raises. One speaker opposed merging fire and EMS, urging funds for EMS gear and staff.
The Lee College Board of Regents approved the 2012-2013 budget and backed the Center for Workforce and Community Development set to cost about 370000 to staff new positions. President Dennis Brown described the center as selling training to industry to forge partnerships and create workforce solutions. The CWCD aims to prep students for industry and provide certificates for current workers, while a proposed budget cut cap was not approved.
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