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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2006
Page
15
Baytown Humane Society invites support by mail phone or online. Faith, a spayed vaccinated Shepherd Husky mix, waits for her owner. Summer, a docked tailed Boxer mix, loves water and kids. both available for adoption.
Eleven and a half year old Allie Jayne Claybrook moves with her pregnant mother and brother Spencer to Idaho after her father goes to serve in Iraq. She bonds with Penny Pickett, faces a guarded farmhouse life, and chronicles memories for her dad while dealing with Nanna’s dementia and family upheaval. Her letters reveal resilience, love, and a pledge to keep memories alive.
Texas carried out 19 lethal injections in 2005 in a year with notable events. Luis Ramirez, executed for a 1998 murder for hire, bought ice cream shares for fellow death row inmates. Frances Newton, Troy Kunkle, and Alexander Martinez were among the women and men put to death, while Gov. Perry commuted 28 other inmates after a Supreme Court ruling on juvenile offenders. Robert Acuna, 17 at crime, was among those affected by the age-based clemency wave.
A sweeping year in retrospect covers Papal transition from John Paul II to Benedict XVI, Angela Merkel’s rise as Germany’s first female chancellor, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s African presidency, Michelle Bachelet’s poised bid, Prince Charles and Camilla’s marriage, and Sayako becoming a commoner. It notes EU milestones with Turkey talks, global hunger challenges, space feats, and enduring humanitarian concerns amid political shifts.
A chronological list of prominent figures who died from late February to June, including Hans Bethe, Teresa Wright, George Kennan, John DeLorean, Bobby Short, Johnnie Cochran Jr., Howell Heflin, Fred Korematsu, Frank Perdue, Terri Schiavo, Pope John Paul II, Saul Bellow, Dale Messick, Prince Rainier III, Zhang Chunqiao, Sir John Mills, Ezer Weizman, Kenneth B. Clark, Peter W. Rodino Jr., Ismail Merchant, Eddie Albert, Anne Bancroft, Jim Exon, and Jack Kilby, with brief identifiers and dates.
A chronology of obituaries and notable events across June to November, listing Cardinal Jaime Sin, Shelby Foote, Luther Vandross, Gaylord Nelson, Hank Stram, James Stockdale, L. Patrick Gray, Sir Edward Heath, William Westmoreland, James Doohan, Sir Richard Doll, John Garang, King Fahd, Peter Jennings, John H. Johnson, Barbara Bel Geddes, Ted Radcliffe, Vassar Clements, Robert Moog, Hendrikse van Andel-Schipper, Joseph Rotblat, Bob Denver, William Rehnquist, Chris Schenkel, Robert Wise, Simon Wiesenthal, Molly Yard, Don Adams, Constance Baker Motley, August Wilson, Milton Obote, Len Dressler, Shirley Horn, Rosa Parks, Al Lopez, Skitch Henderson, John Fowles, Link Wray, with death dates and brief identifiers. The list notes era leaders, artists, scientists, and public figures from politics, entertainment, and culture.
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