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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2005
Page
1
RBL graduate Josh Ford brought home the winning run in the 10th inning as Baylor defeated Oregon State at the College World Series. The Bears secured the victory on Monday, advancing in the tournament.
Salvador Barba, 57, a Halliburton contractor with Bayer Baytown duties for 16 years, died after accidental phenol exposure during a Saturday morning release at the Bayer Baytown polycarbonate facility. Officials said no fire or explosion occurred and the incident posed no community threat.
Governor Rick Perry said he will propose a funding compromise that raises teacher pay and provides more than 7 billion dollars in school property tax relief over two years. He will present the plan to the Legislature on Tuesday after forcing a special session by vetoing the public schools budget. He urged action now and promised a clear direction.
Lawmakers return to Austin to craft a new plan after Gov. Perry vetoed the $35.3 billion Texas public education budget and called a special session. Baytown's District 128 Rep. Wayne Smith and other Greater Baytown representatives seek a funding solution for the fall school opening.
Baytown design firm H3 Studios unveiled survey results for a Texas Avenue downtown revitalization plan proposing streetscaping, traditional storefronts, public art, and landscaping. About 20 residents and business owners attended the Lee College meeting, voicing mixed responses to contemporary fixtures and enclosure ideas while noting parking and access implications.
Native Baytonian Cindy Drier, studying holistic nutrition, shares how her family changed diet after her son Brooks age nine was diagnosed with a brain tumor now in remission. She plans talks at the Joy Center in Anahuac and Dayton Cowboy Church to push cancer prevention through diet.
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