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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2006
Page
1
In the opening half of the Exxon Mobil Classic final, the Lady Rangers displayed a markedly different offense and defense from their usual play, trailing by a wide margin as opponents seized control. Strong defensive rotations and aggressive rebounding helped the rivals build a double‑digit lead before halftime.
Memorial Baptist hosts dodgeball to build community and fellowship as participants strike a playful pose and enjoy friendly competition in a casual church gathering.
Rescuers recovered the bodies of two coal miners who had disappeared after a conveyor belt fire deep inside a coal mine on Saturday. The incident halted work as investigators began scene inquiries and safety reviews.
At least 27 Texas educators from 3A districts announce runs for the state Legislature to push for improved school funding amid Capitol inaction. They aim to advocate for budgeting changes and policy support to bolster classroom resources.
A Pakistan strike prompts debate on whether eliminating Osama bin Ladin and Ayman al Zawahri would cripple al Qaida. Analysts warn the group could adapt, while others say leadership losses might degrade operations.
Obituary notices report the death of Artee Hart with related pending item for Lottie Sheffield. Weather line notes seasonal cooling with rain and a high of 62 and low of 46.
Saturday's Mega Millions and Megaplier numbers were not available by press time, with the Texas Two Step and Pick 3 results also unclear. Readers are advised to check Monday's edition for the official drawings and outcomes. The public notices and police beat sections appear nearby in the paper.
Opponents of a tougher smoking ban plan to put a ballot measure before voters, while the Smoke Free Baytown Coalition argues for a stricter ordinance. Both sides seek to place an option on the ballot. council previously approved a broad ban with set distances. James Haarmeyer backs resubmitting option B and a relaxed version is proposed by opponents. Dr. Richard Ehlers states the coalition aims to clear the air and make Baytonians see the need for greater restrictions.
A local businessman pledges to match up to 10000 in contributions before March to support Bay Area Homeless Services while it continues operating until grant funding begins. The shelter faced a near closure in 2004 due to debts and IRS seizure, but a new board and director have improved finances, though an audit remains pending and grants are delayed. Public fundraising continued with plans noted on page 10A.
Baytown police reopen the 20 year old Shawna Lambright death case after family disputes the earlier ruling that she died by suicide. Captain Roger Clifford says uncertainty and inconsistencies in the 2020 report prompt renewed scrutiny and pursuit of answers. She died July 5 after leaving an Independence Day party with two others. witnesses offered conflicting stories about events near West Baker Road.
Baytown faces delays in FEMA funded rent payments for hurricane evacuees. Housing Authority director Bill Eiland says landlords expect one to two months before funds return to cover January and February rents. With only about 50000 left and 400 plus families served, advance funds require new project worksheets and complete documentation to trigger further FEMA releases.
After years of planning fundraising and construction the Robert P Merchant Police Academy will officially open this week A dedication and grand opening ceremony is set for 10 am Friday at the academy behind the fire administration building 203 E Wye Drive Baytown Police Chief Byron Jones says public officials have been invited and the public is welcome to attend.
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