7-on-7 Team Crushes Beaumont Ozen In Rel 7
The squad dominates Beaumont Ozen, marching toward a second straight state title as they seek to extend their unbeaten run and add back-to-back championships in the season finale.
15 May 2006
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2006
Page
1
The squad dominates Beaumont Ozen, marching toward a second straight state title as they seek to extend their unbeaten run and add back-to-back championships in the season finale.
Flooding across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maine forces hundreds to evacuate as rescue crews battle rising waters. Authorities report widespread damage to roads and properties with many communities under evacuation orders and imposition of state emergency declarations.
Local 2 Barbers Hill seniors receive scholarships through a program started by the Knights of Columbus council at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Obituary notice lists deaths of Elsie Marie Kinsey Doris Dailey Sartor Betty Lee Divin and Faye Laverne Henderson with brief memorial details. The record notes their passing and identifies each woman by full name in a local context.
Less humid conditions persist with partly cloudy skies. Highs near 77 degrees and a low around 59 degrees. Lotto and Megaplier results included from local drawings.
Rep. Nancy Johnson says enough colleagues back eliminating the late enrollment penalty for the Medicare drug benefit and plans to introduce legislation to waive the penalty. Sen. Charles Grassley signals openness but will review final enrollment figures before acting, highlighting GOP division over the Bush administration stance.
The Baytown Flea Market on Decker Drive near Highway 146 draws crowds Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Shoppers browse framed prints of Jesus and John Wayne, avocado green refrigerators, and hand tools as vendors offer spaghetti and cheeseburgers and greet each other by name.
Open Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Decker Drive near Highway 146. Manager Kathy Stork notes booming business with most weekends fully rented. The market spans 37 indoor booths and 99 tables across enclosed and open air spaces. Shoppers find a wide array of items including old game systems, TVs, and computers, with hands on testing encouraged.
Katrina survivors Harold Neal his mother Jessica Neal and his fiancé Donna Troullier endure nine months seeking stability after the disaster Jessica Neal a 35 year New Orleans resident recalls life before the hurricane as secure and employed at William Curry College earning over 40000 a year She expected a brief displacement but the path back to normalcy proved longer and harder SEE LEEWAY PAGE 5
President Bush plans an Oval Office speech proposing thousands of National Guard troops along the Mexico border to assist Border Patrol. White House aides work to finalize details amid concerns over military burden and troop numbers likely in the thousands but under 10,000.
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