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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2004
Page
1
Oklahoma State Cowboys edge St Joseph's Hawks as a late three sealed the victory and sent OSU toward a Final Four bid. The dramatic finish featured a decisive scoring burst that underscored OSU's late-game poise and standout performance.
Robin Sterry of the Grand Parkway Association briefed Baytown Chamber of Commerce on the 14 mile I-2 segment easing semi truck traffic along Highway 146 and Spur 330. The overpass east of FM 1405 progresses as Texas faces funding limits for roads. The project aims to add an unimpeded four lane corridor to relieve congestion.
The Anchor on Garth Road will close Wednesday after 17 years as Baytown's only Christian book store. Owner Lynn Kenney says it has been a ministry more than a business, with staff aiding the needy and offering utility help alongside selling Veggie Tales merchandise.
Vernon Coates’ 2001 arrest and subsequent actions by Chambers County deputies are at the core of a civil rights lawsuit filed in Houston federal court. Helen Spencer and Steven Bryce Coates claim excessive force occurred when deputies pursued Coates after he fled a bar parking lot and later restrained him at his home. A deposition by attorney Ed Lieck in the case was held Monday.
The Baytown Sun appeals to the Texas 14th Court of Appeals to disclose Eagle Pointe Golf Club payroll data under the Public Information Act. The suit names Mont Belvieu and Strong Sports Management Inc. as defendants, arguing city funds pay for operations and payroll though Strong Sports oversees staffing. The case, filed August 2002, follows a May 2003 ruling denying city control over Strong Sports and access to payroll records.
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