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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2004
Page
1
Tennis standout Taylor Hall, the sole State qualifier from Barbers Hill, will join Lee College to compete under Coach Jason Haynes. The move builds on her national caliber potential as part of the Lady Rebels' program.
Houston jur y awards Rhea McAllister of Crosby 7.4 million after a stroke tied to Metabolite containing ephedra. She began the drug in March 2002, stopped a month later, and required a month-long hospital stay to relearn walking with ongoing balance and weakness. Jury split 2.4 million for damages and 5 million punitive.
Baytown City Council plans a 1 p.m. Thursday special meeting to fill the District 3 vacancy. The appointee will serve the remainder of Mundinger’s term, ending in May, with debate over Roberts Rules guidance and one-nomination limit.
Beekeeping guidance notes bees may nest in varied sites from empty boxes and cans to tires, lumber piles, trees, sheds, garages and spaces under buildings, urging residents to secure areas and avoid disruption.
Teenagers and elders share Mexican American family stories at Tucker Hall as Nuestra Palabra and Lee College Project GEAR UP present the second of three Latino literary events. Tony Diaz notes the richness of stories. Adelina Stiff discusses her grandmother, a Baytown midwife, and a 300 page family history.
TSP Development appeals a federal judge ruling that it cannot prove the means to exercise an option to purchase 797 acres near Beach City from Cedar Crossing to build a large industrial waste dump. The appeal follows Judge Steen’s finding no funding for tipping fees and the option’s executory contract status.
Baytown rainfall exceeds June 2003 in western and eastern wastewater plants with more than 10 and 16 inches respectively from June 1 to 24 2003. The central plant shows 12 inches this year after just over 4 inches in June 2003, with 5.67 inches reported at the east plant on Wednesday.
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