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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2009
Page
1
Life and Style reports Trinity Episcopal Church raises funds for the Church of Uganda through recycling efforts. Community members donate items, earning money to support missions, education, and local outreach programs.
The Texas Board of Education voted to drop the 20 year requirement that teachers present strengths and weaknesses of theories and require students to scrutinize all sides. Local educators say the change is largely philosophical and unlikely to alter classroom instruction much. Barbara Cargill called it a compromise and said the wording clears code concerns about creationism or intelligent design. See EVOLUTION Page 3A.
John Force Racing relied on a portable weather station asFriday's heat and humidity strained 7000 horsepower nitro cars in the opening session while a Saturday cold front cooled conditions to 40 degrees and low humidity, reviving the field.
Organizers reported 4500 to 5000 volunteers across the Houston area for Trash Bash despite frigid winds and a cold snap. Baytown sites saw the biggest drop, while many students and locals helped clean rivers, lakes, bayous, and bays to meet an educational goal. Seventeen year old Robert McKinney participated for the first time, gaining awareness of Texas waterways’ harm from trash. Elena Smith disposed of 85 tires and 600 bags of debris recovered from Baytown Nature Center.
Paige Scape donated her 68 Mustang GT Sally to a raffle to help pay medical bills. A mix up led winners Richard Phillips and Ted Tedford Jr to be named. They chose to return the car to Paige at a benefit garage sale.
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