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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2007
Page
1
The Baytown Sun ranks Dayton Broncos playoff run to the state semifinals as number three in its countdown of top local sports stories for 2007.
Area pastors share weekly reflections on biblical principles and devotional thoughts. They offer inspirational insights on how faith translates to everyday life and guide listeners in applying spiritual lessons to routine routines, challenges, and personal growth.
Obituaries list two individuals, Robert Wayne Ward and Maxwell D Nuttall, with brief death notices. The screen shows their names under the deaths section, implying recently published obituaries or notices in the same newspaper page segment.
Partly cloudy conditions expected with a high near 61 and a low around 46 as a television forecast segment notes conditions and simple temperature range for the period.
Jan one marks the start of new rules across Texas. A $5 per customer levy on about 150 strip clubs funds sexual assault victim programs, while teachers face mandatory fingerprints for background checks. Two state pension funds must divest from Sudan-linked companies, and police gain a tool to track uninsured motorists. Critics call the levy an occupation tax and challenge its constitutionality. SEE NEW LAWS. PAGE 3
Census Bureau estimates July population at 23.9 million for Texas, with growth driven by births and migration. AP notes high-growth states may gain Congress seats. Texas ranks seventh in growth at 2.1 percent since 2006, while California remains the most populous. Baytown total stabilizes around 72,215, with projections showing continued rise through 2025.
Manuel Escontrias, 62, ends a 38 year career as the Baytown complex’s first Hispanic engineer. A Texas A&M BS and Pepperdine MS hold, he and wife Mary moved from Eagle Pass after joining Exxon in 1968. He helped build the ECLP and oversaw refinery expansion projects.
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