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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2007
Page
1
Fresh off a big win in Kansas, the Aggies return home and crush the Texas Longhorns to stay atop the Big 12 race in a dominant men's basketball performance.
Zayne Belal of Statebound High School earned a silver medal in the 200 yard freestyle at regionals, advancing to the state meet. The regional result positions Belal among top contenders for the state championships.
The Barbers Hill Eagles captured the Goose Creek boys golf tournament title at Goose Creek Country Club on Monday. Sterling B placed sixth, Sterling A seventh, and Lee finished ninth.
Sunrise report notes grower Dave Corder said his orange tree produced a large crop last year, but this year the tree hit the 1151 mark.
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Charlie Walsingham Betty Jo Roder and Charles Woodward. Details, dates, and funeral arrangements are not provided in the fragment.
The report lists Weather updates along with Mega Millions numbers 22 33 35 40 53 MB 115 Megaplier 3 Lotto Texas 3 12 25 29 45 53 Pick 3 Day 0 9 6 Night 7 7 3 Cash Five 9 17 18 20 21 Texas Two Step 3 6 15 17 BB 26.
Partly sunny conditions expected with a clear night ahead. Tomorrow’s high near 69 degrees with a low around 55, bringing mild, pleasant weather across the area.
Area residents began Black History Month with a presentation at J.D. Walker Community Center featuring Fort Bend County Assistant District Attorney Oshea Spencer. Sponsored by A-Place.Org, the event highlighted Black history through photos and stories and promoted future contributions. Prof. Umar Shabaz Bey will discuss a Black Inventors and Science Museum collection including a butter churn a stethoscope and a galvanic battery.
Goose Creek school board and district administrators weighed the possibility of a separate ninth grade campus at a special meeting on Monday night. No action was taken on rezoning options for the district’s high schools Robert E. Lee, Ross S. Sterling, and a third high school opening in 2008. Concerns about logistics and impact on extracurriculars were raised by Deputy Superintendent Toby York and board president Carl Burg as the district weighs attendance line redraws. SEE TRUSTEES PAGE 5.
A Spring man, Glenn Moody, 26, vanished after withdrawing money at a Greenspoint bank then another Baytown withdrawal on Garth Road. He was last seen at 8 a.m. or 10:45 a.m. Friday and has not contacted his fiancée or son, missing work since Monday. Harris County deputies say he could be in danger and outside his usual area. SEE MOODY PAGE 5.
Jessica Robertson reports the Baytown Youth Advisory Commission hosted a forum on teen pregnancy where abstinence was urged by speakers. Attendees discussed options for teen parents who wish to continue education, highlighting resources in Goose Creek district. Local schools report 90 pregnant students identified this year across Robert E. Lee High, Ross S. Sterling High, and the district alternative campus.
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