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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2004

Page

3

Texas legislature ends school finance session without plan

The Texas Legislature adjourned its special session on school finance without a funding plan, two days before the legal end. Gov. Perry signaled efforts for a late August constitutional amendment ballot, while leaders plan joint working groups for a potential future session. Craddick urged waiting for court decisions on school funding lawsuits before reconvening.

Austin Texas Rick Perry David Dewhurst Senate House Tom Craddick Perry Craddick Tral Dewhurst

Mundinger edges Renteria in tight Baytown council race

Mundinger leads in a low turnout election with 77 percent. Renteria wins strong in West Baytown and Central Heights while Mundinger leads overall in District 3. Early voting mirrors main results with Mundinger ahead about 75 to 25. Mundinger and Mahan set swearing in for May 27, with council to appoint a replacement for Mundinger’s seat.

Mercedes Renteria Mundinger West Baytown Central Heights Renteria Eastpoint Mahan Gary Smith Lakewood Baker Road Garth Road

Finley column asks if torture can be justified

In a Tuesday column Jim Finley discusses moral lines in treating prisoners and poses a mirror test about torturing terrorists to save one’s family. He invites readers to submit affidavits and notes his email for contact.

Jim Finley Houston

Head of Iraqi Governing Council killed in Baghdad bombing

The head of the US approved Iraqi Governing Council, Izzadine Saleem, was killed when a roadside bomb exploded as his convoy waited at a checkpoint near the Green Zone. Two U.S. soldiers were wounded and nine others died in broader attacks. insurgents continued targeting Iraqi and coalition officials ahead of the June 30 sovereignty handover.

Baghdad Iraq Mark Kimmitt Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld United States Anbar 1St Marine Expeditionary Force Izzadine Saleem Abdel-Zahran Othman Governing Council Ing Kimmitt Saleem Aquila al-Hashimi Associated Press Ramzi Haidar U.S

Downtown Texas Avenue Revitalization Plans Debated

City discussions weigh parallel versus diagonal parking and one way changes on Texas Avenue to boost walking and dining areas. Revitalization costs hover 400000 to 600000 per block with eight blocks under study, funding from grants and H3 project aid. The effort aims for Texas Main Street Program by July with architectural and economic guidance.

Texas Avenue Eisher Hoal Goose Creek Baytown San Jacinto Mall Downtown Association Texas Historical Commission San Jacinto

Welfare call uncovers mother and two children living without power

Baytown officers found a mother and two children in an apartment at Leewood Apartments on Northwood Drive with no electrical service and minimal food Sunday. CPS notified as police logged 16 calls from 6 am Sunday to 6 am Monday, including alarms, assaults, thefts, disturbances, auto theft, burglaries, and minor accidents.

Baytown Leewood Northwood Drive

Anahuac Council Maintains Stop Sign Decision at Tower Donna

The Anahuac council heard residents’ remarks about three new stop signs at Tower and Donna Drive in Penick subdivision. Some urged reconsideration, but council kept its May 10 approval. Joel Herrington and Mary Jo Penick supported the signs citing child safety and speeding concerns. No action was taken to alter the decision.

Jackson Tower Donna Drive Penick Joel Herrington Herrington Mary Jo Penick

Judge weighs option validity before land sale approval

At Monday hearing Judge Steen urged ruling on whether the option is executory before deciding if TSP can sell land to J Herzog. Objections claim the option expired and TSP lacks lawful claim. If option invalid, sale moot. otherwise a Monday hearing on the sale proceeds.

TSP Steen Jameson Elder Texas Commission On Environmental Quality J. Herzog USX Cedar Crossing

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