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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2005
Page
1
Baytown gets Time Warner digital phone as local 3 News introduces the new service with onair duo Dean and Rog. The segment highlights features and the impact on Baytown households and workloads for area disc jockeys.
Mont Belvieu to hire engineers for the $10.25 million water and sewer bond referendum. City council reviews strategies to spend the funds on infrastructure improvements.
Sean Combs made an unannounced visit to Chris Evert's charity tennis tournament to meet a teenage cancer patient. The event featured Donald Leslie Kerr and James Elton Williams among attendees.
No ticket matched all five balls plus the bonus in Saturday nights Lotto Texas drawing. The jackpot for Wednesday night is expected to reach about 28 million dollars amid forecasts of a 20 percent chance of storms.
About 400 students and 25 to 30 faculty will volunteer for the 15th annual HOHOHO Food Scavenger Hunt at Ross S Sterling High School. Teams of eight with adult chaperones will canvass homes from 5 to 7 30 PM collecting canned goods boxed products baby items and misc items. The event aims to raise around 16000 in food and baby items in a few hours and teaches civic spirit.
Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch says the U S led coalition pursues a dual approach in Iraq focusing on attacking foreign fighters while wooing Sunnis into the political process. He notes nationalists are many but not the main target, as terrorists threaten the democratic process and Iraqi government.
National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley said the United States could cut troops in Iraq next year if Iraqi forces keep making progress. He noted decisions would come when commanders on the ground feel Iraqis are ready to govern and defend themselves without U S help, potentially as early as 2006.
Lee College hosts a Russian World War II photo exhibit titled People Who Won the War in collaboration with International Education and Visual Arts Programs. The display runs Tuesday through Monday, Jan 30, 2006, at the McNulty Haddick Complex Art Gallery with free public hours varying by weekday. The collection, by Russian photographers, honors veterans and victims amid the 60th anniversary of Allied victory. On Jan 24, 2006, Lee College will host Russian Consul General Nikolay Lee.
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