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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2006
Page
1
USA kicks off the World Baseball Classic amid shouts of Viva Mexico as fans chant U S A when the United States takes the field. The atmosphere features national anthems and competitive tension ahead of the opener.
The Sun staff interview with Lee high coach Jay Langlois covers his career as a former jet-setter and the current state of the girls soccer program. linguagem reflects a bold profile tone and local sports focus.
Governor Mike Rounds signed a bill to ban most abortions in South Dakota, conceding it will be tied up in lengthy court challenges as the state fights the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion.
Goose Creek board fails to approve a administration recommended policy change on employee contracts after Monday discussion. The decision leaves the proposed terms unresolved as officials consider next steps.
Obituary notices list Bertie Irene Gentry Rosser Molly Ann Lee Shirley Jean Curry Grover Bruce Big Mac McGlone and Leslie H Depew among recent deaths. Names appear in a consolidated notice detailing passings without additional biographical details.
Cloudy and breezy conditions continue with a high near 88 degrees and a low around 64. Pick 3 numbers show a quiet draw with Day 3 and Night 4, while Cash Five and Texas Two Step values appear in the 4 10 cost range. Deaths, classifieds, and crosswords listed alongside national opinion notes.
Two Democrats with long resumes seek to challenge GOP Gov. Rick Perry in Texas primary. Chris Bell trails in fundraising to Bob Gammage as campaigns push late turnout. Independents Carole Strayhorn and Kinky Friedman eye November ballots amid low primary turnout.
Joseph H. Allen 66 received four Army Security Agency medals for service 1958 to 1961 in Japan. The award list includes the Army Good Conduct Medal National Defense Service Medal Expert Badge with Carbine Bar and Marksman Badge with Rifle Bar. He was honored Monday at Bicentennial Park with family and local officials present.
Baytown City Council approved final ballot language for charter amendments on term lengths and vacancies, plus two-year budgets for crime control and emergency services districts. Voters will decide May 13 on the charter changes and two emergency sales tax districts.
A consortium including Chambers County Lee College the Chambers Liberty Counties Navigation District East Chambers school district and Trinity Bay improved high speed Internet for rural Chambers County residents six years after community network grants. A ribbon cutting at the Chambers County Courthouse Annex in Mont Belvieu marked the launch.
Baytown Police hunt for Tony Lee Guevara, the second suspect in a Wal-Mart parking lot stabbing of 26 year old Soloman Thomas Dutton. Dutton followed the car from a prior break in, confronted the two men, and was stabbed three times. He was Life Flighted to Memorial Hermann and discharged the next night.
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