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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2007
Page
1
Ramon Vazquez hit one of Texas season high six homers and drove in a career best five runs to power the Rangers to a 14-1 victory over the Astros on Sunday.
The Catmaster's Catfish Tournament becomes a formal competition this year with a scheduled date of June 2 at Fort Anahuac Park, inviting participants to compete for honors at the park venue.
A tower of rubber tires at a Wade Road recycling plant caught fire Sunday with no injuries reported. Fire crews handled the incident and contained the blaze, investigators awaiting evidence to determine the cause.
Some sun with a shower and a thunderstorm possible. High 82 and low 69. Mega Millions numbers 13 23 24 30 44 Megaplier 4. Lotto Texas numbers 10 17 29 44 49 52. Pick Day 3 1 0. Night 2 3 3. Cash Five 8 14 28 36. Texas Two Step 8 11 15 35. BB 14.
Jaymie Rhoades, now legally blind and set to teach visually impaired students, reunited with Baytown Police Department officer Mark Dugat who performed CPR on her as a six month old infant in 1991. Dugat, then on patrol at James Street and Kilgore, saved her life and their long awaited meeting happened years later.
In Baytown the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital emergency room faces a days with smiles and tears as nurses and doctors rely on training and each other. On Mother's Day at about 2 p.m. Pam Nalley and Pod A staff balance laughter with the horror and grief of injuries from a fall in Alzheimer’s patients, suspected strokes, and a car crash. The piece highlights the emotional strain, especially when children suffer injuries, and the support nurses provide one another as they cope with the day.
About 92 students from Lee and Sterling high schools gathered for a Sunday Baccalaureate at the Lee College arena. Pastor Bo Rosser urged grads to view life as a fresh start and to lean on faith while facing growing responsibilities beyond graduation. Students Josue Gonzales and Luci Toups led prayers as part of the service.
A sunny Highlands day drew over a thousand attendees to St Jude Thaddeus Catholic parish on South Main Street for its annual bazaar. Organizers sold brisket donations from Junior Forrest, raffles ran hot, and prizes included a tractor, patio set, and a laptop. Revenue looked set to exceed last year’s near twenty thousand dollars as kids enjoyed a Moonwalk and games while adults joined auctions and drinks.
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