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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2008
Page
1
The city will run its first community wide Baytown Alert test on January 24 to verify operability of the voice messaging system. Officials can target unlimited groups and track reached numbers, with a future February rollout planned pending adjustments after the test.
Baytown and surrounding areas raised a record 796000 for the American Cancer Society at the Bay Area Relay for Life, earning the event the No 1 Relay For Life in The High Plains Division. Tri chair Leila Bates praised the effort as hard work and organizers plan to build on the success in 2008 with 103 teams already signed up to walk at Stallworth Stadium April 11 and 12. Patricia Elles, leader of Sacred Heart Catholic Church youth group, notes 10 to 20 members will join the 103 teams in the event featuring survivors and luminaries to honor lives touched by cancer.
A New Hampshire campaign night scene imagines Ron Paul as president with sworn oath at the Capitol. Supporters describe a Paul administration with expanded states rights, reduced federal scope, and weakened federal income tax, sparking debate on national policy directions.
Elijah Lynn, former Littleton locksmith, built the Ron Paul Revolution blimp that drifted about 800 feet above beaches hotels and homes in Myrtle Beach South Carolina last week. Lynn organized with supporters online without campaign blessing to promote Ron Paul.
Baytown celebrates 60 with memories of Goose Creek and Pelly era before 1948 consolidation. Humble Oil and Refining Co. anchored the Tri-Cities, funding a hospital and employing thousands by 1945, shaping a united Baytown community.
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