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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2004
Page
8
The Anahuac Area Chamber of Commerce office at 603 Miller Street will host a commemorative T shirt sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All shirts in inventory are priced at five dollars each, with limited supplies available.
Chelsea M. Van Pelt of Baytonian and Lee High School was chosen for the National Society of High School Scholars and will join 350 peers July 18 to 29 in Washington DC and New York City. The program features simulations and a Global Summit to tackle foreign aid global warming space cooperation terrorism and human rights.
The Chambers County Democratic Women gathered at the Wallisville Community Building on June 24. Sharon Teal spoke on group activities and installed new officers including Carrie LaRive, treasurer Mary Harm, president Charloine Porter, and vice president. Attendees listed include Joe LaRive and Doris Nelson among others. next meeting set for 6:30 p.m. today with refreshments provided.
Lee College opens early and online registration for credit classes this Monday. Returning students register online with a Web ID and password at iampus.lee.edu while new students must see a counselor before registering.
British inquiry led by Lord Butler finds prewar Iraq intelligence flawed and incomplete but clears Prime Minister Blair of deliberately misleading the public. Blair takes personal responsibility, says no one lied, as protesters outside the briefing call him a liar.
Former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka announced on Wednesday at his Chicago restaurant that he will not seek the Senate seat. His decision leaves Illinois Republicans without a replacement candidate four months before the election, following Jack Ryan's withdrawal amid divorce allegations involving Jeri Ryan.
A Baytown Goose Creek ISD teacher, Pedro Pichardo, faced an April report accusing him of inappropriate touches and suggestive remarks toward female students. Police closed the investigation with no charges, while district officials stated concerns were addressed. Pichardo said the allegations were false and plans to continue teaching, noting the pressure on male teachers and emphasizing vigilant conduct.
Kraemer vows campus visibility and alumni support for Sterling High School while replacing retiring principal Frank Hutchins. Hutchins remains as administrator through November and praises Kraemer as a “good guy.” New role shifts will place Pheliria Barnes over Kraemer, with Davis joining Goose Creek, bringing experience from Hopper and Highlands schools. Davis praised Goose Creek’s curriculum and student achievement.
Prospective jurors in the Acuna capital murder case are questioned on death-penalty views, circumstantial evidence, and whether a 17 year old can be executed. The defense outlines future dangerousness and safety valve issues for punishment phase. Acuna’s arraignment on a separate aggravated robbery charge had been delayed. detectives linked the mall crime to the Carrolls’ murder.
West accuses agencies of failing to gather profiling data while Sheriff Monroe Kreuzer Jr. says he may be compliant if patrol cars have video cameras. The fight centers on open records and a February civil rights study showing blacks and Hispanics face higher stop and search rates across Texas agencies.
Barton outlines western county mobil ity study results with proposals to widen Highway 146 to six lanes north of I 10 and FM 565 and FM 1409 to four lanes, plus new corridors. I-10 near Highway 61 would be widened and the Trinity River bridge replaced. Bid dates set for January 2006 and next summer pending environmental permits, with a July 27 commission vote to accept findings. Also, Fort Anahuac Park improvements and incinerator cost controversy discussed.
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