10 Feb 2008
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2008
Page
1
Faith West defeated Baytown Christian Academy 73 to 34 to clinch the district championship, reversing a poor early season run with a dominant title game performance. The Baytown squad dropped to a clear runner up as Faith West claimed the district crown.
Craig Baker retained the Southeast Texas Golden Gloves title by stopping Carlos Trevino in the second round during Saturday’s Houston event.
A Baytown veteran writes a book of poems reflecting life's challenges and triumphs and interweaving Biblical wisdom. The collection presents personal faith as guidance through hardship and celebration.
Eight individuals including John Douglas Bettis Sr Virginia Louise Baker Bertram Carl Norris Ben Leonard Lansford Douglas Farris Diel Dommert are listed in the death notices with no further details in the readable OCR segment.
Sunshine dominates the forecast with bright skies and mild temperatures. Expect a clear day across the area with light winds and comfortable conditions. Overnight will cool to 55 degrees under mostly clear skies.
Ray Arne Powell, 21, a Baytown native in Afghanistan, faced no packages arriving for her first foreign deployment in the Air Force mailroom. Her mother Zeneth Short, hospitalized that day, told a patient Pam Smith-Davis, who then hatched a plan to organize care packages back home in Baytown.
Baytown residents celebrate the Red Stocking Revue’s 41 year history from its 1967 start as a Junior Forum fundraiser at Sterling High School. Original cast members recall early experimentation and community impact as auditions and rehearsals resume for the 2008 edition.
Duke Waldrop, 63, was named to the American Power Boat Association Honor Squadron at its Detroit meeting, the highest APBA honor. A two time world champion and seven time national champion, Waldrop values friendships and racing memories, with his 83 year old mother and brother attending. He and wife Fay, Robert E. Lee High School graduates, now live in Winter Haven, Florida, after decades in and around Texas and Florida racing communities.
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