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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2008
Page
2
The narrator muses on getting tattooed with ideas from athletes and a presidential candidate, recounts travel to Fayetteville Arkansas for research, cites Otzi the Iceman as historical inspiration, and contemplates designs such as a heart with "Mother" to honor his late mother.
The West Chambers County Pilot Club shifts its Annual Gala Fundraiser Under the Big Top On the Hill to Saturday April 5 from 6 to 10 PM at Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu due to a scheduling conflict. Tickets cost 1 each or six for 5 with dinner circus entertainment silent and live auctions and a drawing for two Clown Quilts. The event supports ongoing club projects including wheelchair accessible van purchases Barbers Hill Anchor Club BrainMinder Buddies Easter and 4th of July activities and donations to local schools and community groups.
Gentry Junior School student Michelle Chestnut will spend spring break in Washington, D.C., as a participant in the People to People World Leadership Forum. She will study leadership and visit Capitol Hill, the Smithsonian, Colonial Williamsburg, and the National Museum of American History, joining a select group earning high school credit. Delegates will engage in small-group discussions and exercises to learn how leaders develop strategies, decide, build consensus, and foster change. Chestnut was nominated by Toni Rosenbaum for scholastic merit, civic involvement, and leadership potential.
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital hosts a blood drive at Garth Road campus 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. donors receive free t shirts. The Art League of Baytown hosts a garage sale at 10 Park St to fund scholarships for Lee and Sterling High School seniors art students. Community activities include Bunco at Highlands Center and various church and library programs with free access and contact numbers.
March 14 1794 Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin transforming American industry. Other events include 1900 Gold Standard Act ratified by Congress 1907 Roosevelt order restricting Japanese immigration 1923 Harding first president to file tax return 1964 Jack Ruby convicted 1967 Kennedy buried Arlington 2018 Blake bail set 1.5 million later acquitted and 2001 9 11 transcript release by Pentagon.
Historic notes show city actions from 1949 meeting on rate hikes for Southwestern Association Telephone Co to 2004 defeat of TSP landfill in West Chambers County. Also covered are 1950 election ballot deployment, 1974 Pumphrey Elementary expansion, 1989 rate denial by Houston Lighting and Power, 2003 legislative efforts, and 2004 park construction contract with Burditt LLC. Includes quotes and biblical verses.
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