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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2004
Page
1
Baytown man William Chamblin faces capital murder charges for killing his wife and daughter at the Lakewood home on June 14. Jury questioning started after a motion to suppress evidence. testimony to begin next Wednesday in Harris County Criminal Courthouse.
Bobby Lee holds the grand champion steer that sold for 6000 dollars at the Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Show auction Friday. Angel Brothers Don Hill Inc and PortaSan bought this year's champion steer, with representatives pictured beside the project.
Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Show concluded its 44th annual events with an auction that exceeded 115000 dollars in proceeds not counting additional support. Over 150 projects were prepared and 89 sold in the ring as about 250 buyers showed up to back local youth exhibitors.
Voters in Baytown with about 33 thousand registered residents head to the polls today to elect a new mayor and council members. Turnout is expected to be light after 654 ballots cast in early voting, with rain likely and polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters should match their precinct number to their polling place and bring proper identification. Local contact is 281-420-6504 for precincts and polling locations.
Voters head to the polls for City Council seat in District 6 and Lee College district regents. Beach City bets on a new mayor as precincts share voting sites. Ballot includes street repair sales tax and precinct guidance for city and college races.
Baytown Police Department hosted the Police Memorial Service at San Jacinto Mall to honor officers who died in the line of duty this year. Mayor Pete Alfaro proclaimed Police Memorial Week as citizens documented the roll call of ten Texas officers and roses were placed for fallen colleagues.
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