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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2005
Page
3
City officials push ahead with budget tweaks ahead of a Sept. 22 council vote. Work sessions begin Monday in Hullum Room at City Hall with tax rate discussions before a Sept. 8 public hearing. Additional sessions Tue and Wed follow, with a Sept. 15 tax rate hearing in the council chamber.
Regents discussed a cautious five year forecast showing a small surplus of 884 and a potential tax rise only if revenue targets fail. They approved 730000 for Rundell Hall renovations and 313088.50 for a new security system with upgraded ID access and 24-7 surveillance.
The daughter of Kriste and Tony Dahlquist Jr of Baytown turns three on July 26 2005. Her grandparents include Brenda Harrison and the late Johnny Harrison of Baytown Carla and Jerry Hannsz of Haskell TX and Tony Dahlquist Sr of Baytown. Great grandparents Coleta Whitfield and the late Don Whitfield of Haskell Andrew and Evelyn Dahlquist of Baytown. Aunts uncles and cousins listed as Kara Harrison David and Julie Harrison Kyle Kolton Harrison and Keith Long all of Baytown.
Claire Mercaldo daughter of Vernon and Suzanne Mercaldo of Baytown celebrated her 12th birthday on July 16 2005. Her sister is Lisa. Grandparents are Bobby and Betty Schrock of Fredericksburg Texas and Vince and Dolores Mercaldo of Valparaiso Indiana. Great grandparents are Mary DeMaria of Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Marie Mercaldo of Langhorne Pennsylvania.
The daughter of Wesley and Christine Dinwiddie of Oceanside California celebrated her 7th birthday on June 18 2005. Her brother Daniel Harm of Highlands is noted along with grandparents Marvin and Cathleen Harm of Highlands and Harry and Rosemarry Dinwiddie of Baytown Texas and great grandmother Helene Dinwiddie of Boerne Texas.
Tracy and Lisa Andrus of Baytown celebrate daughter Kaci Paige Andruss turning one on July 6 2005. Siblings Carson and Keilan share in the milestone with grandparents Leo and JoAnn Hechler Baytown Justine Andrus Trinity and great grandparent Robbie McQueen of Baytown.
At a Cedar Bayou Junior School meeting parents pressed for security details after Ardoin described grade level segregation as a monitorable solution for about 1,100 students. Sabrina Pledger urged concrete plans as her eighth grade son recovers from a broken nose after an assault.
Cedar Bayou Junior School officials discuss handling bullying and discipline gains, noting teachers on hall duty, early arrivals, breakfast timing, and snacking rules. A district committee on character education and classroom management plans revisions for the 2005 school year, inviting parent and possibly student input.
The crash description notes the car swung beneath the trailer and was dragged for over 300 feet, igniting the cargo portion. The driver’s actions appeared to push the trailer door open, allowing entry or exit during the incident.
Baytown families announce the births of two children. Rebecka Faith Takach arrived May 22 2005 at Texas Women’s Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces, sister Morgan Alynne. Matthew Dylan Gonzalez arrived June 24 2005 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces, siblings Kathryn and Anakin, grandparents Isabel Miguel Gonzalez Houston Baytown Isabel Epimenio Sanchez Houston Salema Paul Reyes Baytown Virginia Alice Gutierrez Baytown, godparents Brandon Blanca Capetillo.
Black soot coated feeder lanes as environmental crews cleaned up a gasoline incident on Interstate 10. Texas DPS said no hazardous chemicals beyond gasoline were involved. By 3 p.m. eastbound I-10 remained closed with traffic diverted to the feeder while investigators worked the scene. Responders did an excellent job, officials said, and only traffic flow was affected.
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