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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2007
Page
3
President Bush acknowledged he erred by not building up forces last year and announced an increase of 21,500 U S troops in Iraq to quell near anarchy. He warned against stepping back and cautioned Americans to expect more casualties while not detailing duration.
Local residents share mixed views on increasing U S troop levels in Iraq. Lyana White, 25, Oakland, says too many have died and favors bringing troops home. Maria Gonzalez, 45, from Puerto Rico, worries for her son who served and was injured. Krista Foster, 20, Baytown student, urges completing the mission. Brent Costlow, 32, Baytown, supports more troops for added help.
Mary Ruth Smith died at 84 after a decade with Alzheimer's. Born in Bell County, she lived in Fort Worth and Odessa before moving to Baytown last year for ongoing care at St James House. Funeral arrangements are pending Crespo & Jirrell. private service planned in central Texas.
Sterling’s All-State choir members travel to San Antonio for the Texas Music Educators Association convention for clinics and a final concert. Diamond Laddermore and Kolton Ferguson voice as top singers, with Alyssa Linares balancing NHS duties and soprano I success. Senior Lorin Kirk reflects on four years of All-State, while Tim Vaughn and Holly Hopper lead the Ross Sterling choir.
Goose Creek's art show expands scholarship opportunities beyond finalists, inviting any senior who participated in a district show to apply for the college scholarship. Director Nelson Nolden notes the program's continued strength, planning a strong display with abundant talent. For details, contact the Goose Creek Fine Arts Office at 281-420-4405.
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