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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2004
Page
1
Athletes and parents are invited to the Baytown Youth Sports Expo on Saturday to learn about local youth leagues and sign up for available opportunities. The event aims to connect families with programs across multiple sports and provide details on registration.
Cyrongenics Vessel Alternatives and SAK Investments sue the city of Mont Belvieu and its Economic Development Corporation over the council's 3-2 vote to dissolve the EDC in March. The suits name three council members and allege a land sale LOI valued at 460000 was not closed.
Baytown crime figures for 2003 show the overall composite at 265.75 the second lowest since records began in the early 1980s. Police official Jones notes five homicides despite two double murders and cautions small category changes can mislead.
Chambers County Commissioners Court voted to join the statewide Texas VINE system, enabling electronic victim alerts about court events and offender releases. The attorney general's office funds installation and ongoing maintenance, with no county cost. The board also approved a plan to participate in the Beaumont Region Intelligent Transportation System development.
Two days remain to file for Texas congressional seats as candidates weigh Baytown races under a newly approved map. The three-district field was unsettled after a federal panel upheld the map drawn by Republicans after a lengthy legislative battle. Only Rep. Gene Green had filed in the 29th District, while Republican Ted Poe filed in the 2nd District that includes Baytown.
Harris County voters will receive new registration cards by January 24 as districts change after a Supreme Court decision. Tax assessor collector Paul Bettencourt, also the county registrar, noted cards are typically mailed in December but were delayed due to ongoing redistricting litigation.
A Thursday meeting in Judge Tony Palumbo's courtroom off Boxer Road aims to organize benefits for Stanley, diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia and facing almost 1 million dollars in medical expenses and treatments at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. Don Stanleys family seeks donations and volunteers as he begins outpatient treatments next week.
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