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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2004
Page
1
Baytown police, via the Target Offenders Group, sent minors into several local convenience stores on June 15. Employees who sold alcohol or tobacco to the underage shoppers were arrested, part of a coordinated crackdown following citizen complaints.
Residents of Mont Belvieu and Barbers Hill hold a public forum at the Mont Belvieu Senior Center to discuss underage drinking. Tim Sonnenberg will share survey results on student access to alcohol, and Police Chief Jerry Whitman along with Lt. Deborah Jones will discuss safety and enforcement.
Port of Houston Authority celebrates the Bayport container and cruise terminal ground breaking with about 200 attendees and jazz while protesters warn of environmental impact. A banner from a circling plane invites readers to be informed as dignitaries praise the project amid six years of controversy.
Opponents vow to keep fighting the $1.25 billion Bayport project amid ground breaking by Port of Houston officials. Proposed between Shoreacres and Seabrook, it aims to relieve Barbours Cut in Morgan's Point as container traffic grows, with critics warning of diesel truck impact and location concerns.
A 23 year old man was killed after running a red light at the Missouri Street and Highway 146 intersection. His car collided with a southbound pickup, crossing the intersection into a Chevron lot. The driver died at scene. the woman in the pickup was unharmed.
Baytown police say Sandra Thompson 56 remains missing after leaving home May 17 with 4000 dollars for her bowling league prize money. Theft charges filed June 4. Thompson had last been seen at the final bowling league meeting at Max Bowl East.
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