23 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2006
Page
1
Tournament action resumes today as the Longhorns hope to avoid being Pittsnogled on their way to the Elite Eight. The edition highlights area players recognized for basketball exploits both on and off the court.
The 29th annual Plumwood Eva Maud Garden Club caladium bulb sale will take place Saturday at Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center located at 1724 Market from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Local 6A Beach City volunteer fire department will show off its new two hundred eleven thousand dollar American LaFrance engine and raise funds to equip it during a crawfish boil fundraiser at the Edith Allen Gaylord Harbour and Gertrude Marie Gebauer Ferguson on Saturday.
Linda Hunnings marks the first anniversary of the BP Texas City refinery explosions. Fifteen people died including Baytown residents Monk King Susan Taylor Ralph Herrera Jr. and Lori Cruz. Seventy more were injured and 170 workers were hurt overall. Jim Hunnings, 58, worked as a quality control specialist for contract firms at the BP plant.
A year after the BP Texas City refinery blast killed 15 people, Eva Rowe mourns her parents James and Linda Rowe. She recently confronted autopsy photos to accept their deaths, reflecting on the long emotional path since the disaster.
The Texas governor assigns hurricane readiness duties to the 24 Councils of Government with a deadline to form a Regional Unified Command Structure by April 18 and name an incident commander by April 20. Houston-Galveston Area Council leaders discuss local control to speed evacuation planning for a cross-county area.
Baytown City Council meets tonight to discuss an ordinance guiding city sponsorships for events like the Bayou Bowl and Long Neck Wildlife Festival. The proposal requires event details on purpose benefit attendance and promotions and whether alcohol will be served on city property.
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