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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2004
Page
1
Baytown residents can apply to join the Citizens Police Academy starting Feb 19. The 10 week program offers a behind the badge view with lessons on police terms crime scene processing and a tour of the department and jail. Debbie Allen says the course helps residents learn safety and self help.
Milwaukee rookie TJ Ford, a Highlands native, makes his first Texas return tonight against the Houston Rockets. Sun correspondent Whit Snyder interviews the former hometown standout about life in the NBA and his roots as a favorite son.
About 40 voters gathered at the Cove Community Building to see eight candidates introduce themselves. Incumbent Sheriff Monroe Kreuzer, in office since 1981, touted department training and education as strengths while challenger Hugh Sigers, a Republican hopeful, highlighted his retirement background. The event kept a cordial tone with little tension and light moments as voters formed impressions.
A Texas study reviewing data from over 400 agencies shows Blacks and Hispanics are more often pulled over and searched by police. Baytown and Harris County reflect state trends, with ACLU Texas director Will Harrell calling racial profiling existing and problematic.
The Baytown Sun announces extended deadline for Valentine Love Lines to Tuesday Feb 10. Ads range from 12.50 to 40 with photo options and Ines add-ons at 35 cents each. Ten prizes include roses and dinner for two, with random drawing on Feb 11. Mail forms with payment to P O Box 90 Baytown Texas or visit 1307 Memorial Drive.
Crosby High School held its first JROTC program inauguration honoring 150 cadets. Principal leaders and community supporters were praised by Robert Tatman for guiding the effort to develop future leaders and defenders of democracy. Maj. Quenton Farr framed the mission as building hopeful, disciplined citizens.
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