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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2004
Page
1
Yao Ming erupts for a career high 37 points leading the Houston Rockets past the Orlando Magic 99 to 89 Sunday night in Orlando. The Magic struggle as Houston pulls away late. See page 1B.
Historian Pat Hill Goodrich organizes a Baytown Genealogy Library event on January 31 with about 34 heritage societies. Larry Baytown residents can join societies such as the Sons of the Republic of Texas and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Chapter members will answer questions and explain joining procedures during two sessions.
Legislators in Austin weigh options including a video gambling tax, a $1 per pack cigarette tax rise, and higher business property taxes to fund public schools. With a July deadline looming for a school districts case, governors and admins brace for a new budget cycle and possible April special session.
Readers are invited to submit questions to Who's in Charge at The Baytown Sun. Provide a specific question and target answerer, include city or jurisdiction, and include daytime contact for follow up if needed. Contact details include mailing, office drop, fax, and email.
Nancy and David Chappell were honored with a surprise after Sunday worship at First Christian Church in Baytown. They, married 44 years, plan a February move after decades as locals. Their son Brent arranged the gathering with friends and neighbors, while relatives from Katy joined the farewell.
A UH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopter from the 101st Airborne crashed in the Tigris while seeking a missing soldier after a patrol boat capsized. Two crew members were missing. two Iraqi police officers and an Iraqi translator were killed. U.S. and Iraqi forces sealed the area and faced limited small arms fire during the rescue.
U S intelligence agencies must explain why their research indicated Iraq had banned weapons before the invasion. Outgoing inspector David Kay now believes Saddam Hussein had no such arms and says the weapons do not exist. Kay's NPR remarks rekindle Democratic criticism while cautioning that intelligence validity is at issue.
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