08 May 2004
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2004
Page
1
The Sterling girls softball season ended with a 3-1 loss to La Porte. Barbers Hill won its first game in a best of three against Bellville. Dayton swept Sharpstown in bi-district play as other area teams fared better.
Lee College celebrated its 69th commencement as about 220 graduates received associate degrees or certificates. Student Government President Rita Campbell led the pledge and invocation and became the first in her class to earn a degree in liberal arts. She plans to attend the University of Houston and later law school.
Shannon Allport Julie Bartrip and Kevyn Jackson from Baytown Junior School chat with Barbara Sultis Goose Creek superintendent before heading to the State History Fair in Austin. Thirty one Goose Creek district students earned top regional honors at Lee College to join 34 juniors and high schoolers traveling to the event.
The Chambers County Youth Show held at White's Park Friday evening featured Hankomer 4-H Barbers Hill FFA East Chambers FFA and Anahuac FFA youths displaying calves and sheep. Calf scramble at 6 pm, awards at 7, auction at 7:30 hosted by Ed Phillips of Buffalo. Grand champion broiler went to Stoney Burk of Hankomer 4-H. Auction details on page 5A.
In the TSP Development bankruptcy case over a 697 acre Beach City site, Judge Wesley W. Steen delayed a ruling previously promised for week’s end. TSP sought to buy the land from USX and Cedar Crossing LP. the option extended 60 days after the Dec 28 filing, with motions over viability continuing.
Baytown firefighters collect donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association during a Fill the Boot drive at the intersection of Garth Road and Baker Road from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The National Association of Letter Carriers holds its 12th annual Food Drive to Help Stamp Out Hunger, urging residents to leave food at their mailboxes for carrier pickup and delivery to local pantries.
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