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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2006
Page
1
Lee College secured a Region XIV victory over Lon Morris as a late game shot in the final second dictated the outcome. The win improves Lee College’s regional standing and showcases clutch finishing by key players.
Three Houston area boxers headline participation in the Southeast Regional Golden Gloves competition in Houston with hopes for advancement to national rounds. The event gathers regional talent from nearby clubs and gyms.
U S officials say they are in contact with insurgent figures in Iraq as violence rises with three more American deaths reported, signaling renewed efforts to stabilize the country and curb attacks.
The Lee College Concert Band presents a free "Salute to Abraham Lincoln" at 3 p.m. Sunday in Rundell Hall Auditorium. The performance by the college ensemble invites all members of the public to attend.
Four individuals named Mae Mae Wall Blake and Mrs. Marcella McDowell join Lorentha Collins and Franklin Delano Steele in obituary notices. The brief lists their names as part of a local death notice column.
Results from Tuesday drawings show Mega Millions numbers 2 16 25 30 48 MB 26 with Megaplier 3. Pick 3 Day 9 6 3 and Night 6 9 5. Cash Five numbers 11 19 30 and 31 37. Wednesday's numbers were not available at press time.
Baytown Professional Firefighters Local 1173 met with their attorney to review a new city wage proposal of 3.6 percent across the board, nearing the union’s 3.8 percent bid. President Mark Medrano said negotiations continue and a meeting may occur next week as they finalize minor points before accepting or rejecting the offer.
In Turin Italy with opening ceremonies near, locals report subdued Olympic fever amid strict security and road closures. Emma Salomone of Bignet Cafe laments the disruption as Lingotto Oval prepares to host speed skating and organizers enforce detours.
A group of 20 Baytown bachelors, all background checked and 21 or older, will be auctioned this Saturday to raise funds for the YMCA Partners Campaign. Proceeds support scholarships and after school and summer activities for youth. Last year the event raised about $10,000 and organizers aim for $100,000.
Baytown City Council plans a public hearing at 5 p.m. tonight to discuss amendments to the city charter and the budget for two five year term public safety sales tax districts. The CCPD and a fire EMS district would each fund about 750000 annually if voters approve on the May ballot.
Robert E. Lee high school hosts a powder puff football game featuring senior Jilyan Sayers and junior Laura Jones for Project Graduation. The match kicks off at 2 p.m. Sunday at Pete Lultis Stadium with $5 tickets at the gate and free admission for children under 12. For more information contact Larry Bailey at 281-428-1055.
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