Lee Football Finalist Again for Houston Touchdown Club Sportsman Award
For the second consecutive year the Lee football team earns finalist status for a Houston Touchdown Club sportsmanship award, highlighting clear conduct and competitive spirit.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2007
Page
1
For the second consecutive year the Lee football team earns finalist status for a Houston Touchdown Club sportsmanship award, highlighting clear conduct and competitive spirit.
Local 3 reports Lee College registration begins today and continues through Saturday on campus for the spring semester.
Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick fended off a coup attempt by a former GOP ally, securing his leadership and an historic reign in the Republican controlled chamber.
Notices announce the deaths of Helen Schmidt Dr. John E. Nesselrode Louise Garrison and Emily Pokluda in a compact obituary item detailing these four individuals' passing and local significance.
Partly sunny and mild with a high of 64 and low of 54. Lottery results include Mega Millions numbers 7 11 26 38 54 and Megaplier 4, Lotto Texas 1 23 33 43 46 54, Pick 3 Day 5 1 4, Night 9 2 8, Cash Five 16 18 19 29 33, Texas Two Step 1 6 9 13. Local sections note deaths, opinions, police beat, sports, state, and television.
Parishioners faced a test of faith as Church of New Beginnings suffered about 400 dollars in damage after a window and interior door were broken and two restrooms vandalized. Police noted two other churches, Dominion Word of Faith and Casa Del Alfarero, reported incidents with no clear links. No items were stolen in two cases. A suspect likely used a cement block to break in and caused further damage to restrooms and doors.
Editors note highlights Ashley Fowler and Janine Dalcour joining about 20,000 runners in the 35th Chevron Houston Marathon to honor their grandmother Bertha Byrd. The sisters balance training with college at San Jacinto and other family health challenges as they commit to the 26 mile effort and fundraising.
Baytown police investigate an early Tuesday Wal-Mart robbery on Garth Road in which a white male, 6'1" to 6'2" and about 220 pounds, approached a male cashier at 3:30 a.m. posing as a customer and obtained nearly 1200 dollars before fleeing toward a Chambers County trailer park and vanishing into the woods.
A man demanded money from Currie store after a cashier rang up a vase and birthday card sale. He fled with $1,198. Police were alerted. suspect description provided, see robbery page 6.
Community members met at Exxon Mobil for the final planning meeting before the annual MEDEX drill a medical emergency simulation set for January 23. More than 400 volunteers from Exxon Mobil the Community Resource Credit Union San Jacinto Methodist Hospital EMS Baytown PD Baytown FD and FBI will participate in the citywide drill to test emergency response plans and educate the public. The exercise includes a mock robbery at the credit union a mock explosion at industrial docks on the Houston ship channel and a mock pipeline corridor blast near the hospital.
The Baytown Police Department invites about 10 Baytonians to enroll in a 10 week Citizens' Police Academy. Lt. Keli Anderson says the program lets residents experience law enforcement from an officer perspective beyond TV portrayals.
Ten more students needed for the Baytown Police Department training class. Thursday night sessions run 6 30 to 9 30 p m covering patrolling investigations use of force K 9 terrorism crime prevention traffic enforcement gangs and communications led by Baytown officers Officer Stewart Beasley page 6.
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