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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2006

Page

3

Strayhorn sues secretary of state over petition rules

Strayhorn sues Texas secretary of state Roger Williams in federal court in Austin over his plan to review petition signatures individually rather than by sampling. The independent gubernatorial candidate seeks an injunction to speed validity checks and prevent delays that could affect the November ballot.

Texas Carole Keeton Strayhorn Secretary of State Strayhorn Rick Perry Roger Williams Perry Williams Austin Scott Haywood Kinky Friedman Haywood Mark Sanders

Disturbance at Baytown Church Wedding Ends with Arrest

Police responded to a disturbance at First Baptist Church on Rollingbrook Drive where the groom’s ex wife, upset about photos, was escorted from the reception. She had an outstanding warrant and was arrested. She later reported an assault by the other party but did not press charges.

Baytown First Baptist Church Rollingbrook Drive

Police arrest man during burglary of vehicle at apartment complex

Police responded to a burglary of a motor vehicle call at a 3200 block Garth apartment complex at 2:55 a.m. Friday. Officers arrested a man allegedly taking a stereo from a car as they arrived.

Garth

140 Calls Reported in Baytown Police Beat Summary

Between 6 am Friday and 6 am Saturday Baytown Police answered 140 calls including nine alarms two assaults two auto thefts three burglaries of automobiles two criminal mischief reports 10 disturbances two forgeries and four minor accidents Police Beat is compiled from Baytown Police Department reports and is accessible via the City of Baytown website.

Baytown City of

Council plans garden style apartments on I 10 frontage

Council member Henson outlined 1800 feet of Interstate 10 frontage to host garden style apartments with amenities such as a computer room and educational classes. About 1.5 acres may hold a commercial building. Don Carlos tied land sale to city annexation, requiring ordinance, hearings, and Justice Department approval. Henson said no tax abatements would be sought after annexation.

Henson Don Carlos U.S. Justice Department

Bush and Cheney press attacks on Democrats in Indiana and Florida

President Bush and Vice President Cheney launched a two party offensive targeting Democrats in Indiana and Florida fundraisers. Bush urged voters to keep tax cuts permanent and contrasted Republican economic plans with Democratic opposition while Cheney named Harry Reid and Howard Dean criticizing calls to retreat in Iraq and questioning competence.

Indianapolis Bush Dick Cheney Cheney U.S Orlando Fla Senate Harry Reid Howard Dean Iraq Osama bin Laden Democratic Party Fox House Rep Mike Sodrel Indiana Ric Keller Florida

NASA Mars orbiter sends back first high res view from orbit

NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter returned its first orbital image of Mars a 30.9 by 11.7 mile area in the southern mid latitude highlands. The mosaic shows cratered terrain with ravine channels and objects as small as 25 feet, improving to under three feet in future mapping orbit.

Los Angeles NASA Mars Red Planet Space Agency Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Jet Propulsion Laboratory Alfred McEwen University of Arizona Imaging Science Experiment Camera Hirise Nasas

BHA faces audit findings on HUD funds and nonprofit units

BHA officials dispute OIG conclusions questioning $1.1 million in HUD salary costs from 2002 to 2005 and alterations to transfer documents. Auditor Blakeway flagged weak internal controls and $347,915 in uncollateralized investments, plus $127,946 in unpaid bills as of year end. Separate accounts will be created for HUD and nonprofit entities to improve compliance. The authority also aims to finalize the San Jacinto Hospital campus purchase by May 1, aided by a potential bridge loan.

Eiland BHA OIG Andrew Johnson Lawrence Wallace Blakeway Authority HUD San Jacinto Hospital Decker Drive Methodist Hospital System San Jacinto Methodist Jeffrey Ackerman

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