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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2006
Page
1
Tadahito Iguchi delivered a ninth inning grand slam off Brad Lidge, tying the Astros at nine and pushing the game to extras. Oregon State avoided elimination in the College World Series with an 11 7 win over North Carolina to force a decisive third game.
Iraq's prime minister unveiled a 24 point national reconciliation initiative offering amnesty to insurgents who renounce violence and have not carried out terror attacks.
The intersection of North Main and Wallisville will be closed today through Thursday, causing traffic diversions and local detours as crews perform essential maintenance. Local businesses urge patience as drivers seek alternate routes and follow posted signs.
Obituaries notice lists Brady Travis Walker John Wayne Cole Wanda Randolph and Edlen John Martin Landreth among the recent deaths.
Partly sunny conditions with noticeably less humidity. High near 94 degrees, low around 68. No significant precipitation expected. Light breezes possible, keeping many outdoor activities comfortable.
Our Promise runs a break dancing program at Iglesia Bautista Church in Baytown guiding 10 to 15 at risk youths from diverse crews. They meet three times weekly to learn, socialize, and perform in style battles under Lena Yepez.
The Supreme Court could rule on Texas redistricting as early as next week, with challengers asking the court to declare the 2003 redraw unconstitutional. They contend mid decade gerrymandering, minority voting rights violations, and use of 2000 Census data. Representative Gene Green supports the appeal, noting past court findings of problems.
The Icet Cemetery in Cove hosted a family history re enactment by Pat Dyer and Jay Icet for the Chambers County Historical Commission. The event, drawing more than 40 attendees, highlighted William and Mary Icet's life with research from Houston and Galveston libraries.
Anahuac population sits around 2,200 within the city limits, about 9 percent of Chambers County's 2000 Census total. Officials anticipate growth with Interstate 10 widening, a new Trinity River bridge, and FM 1405 and Grand Parkway projects, though construction may temporarily slow progress. Countywide numbers show growth from 23,951 to 25,902 in six years, with neighboring Mont Belvieu up about 62 percent and Baytown near two percent.
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