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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2007
Page
1
Baytown prepares for All-City Tournament title games as teams chase bragging rights. The article notes four AEL soccer players signing letters of intent to William Penn and cites three former Ganders and one ex-Ranger on the William Penn roster.
A Barbers Hill mother calls for more educator training on teaching students with special needs, hoping the district adds opportunities to learn inclusive practices and better support students with disabilities.
Outdoor columnist Bink Grimes reports in this week's piece that Galveston Bay is coughing up trout beneath flocks of birds as fisheries topics surface.
Obituary notice lists Danielle Burris Geneva Burns Carl C Womack and Frances C Pryor among recent deaths. Partial weather note mentions partly sunny conditions with possible thunderstorms.
Lottery results listed for Mega Millions, Lotto Texas, Pick 3, Cash Five, and Texas Two Step with numbers and Megaplier. Weather index notes included as a heading with no readable details.
The City Council will canvass election results at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers at 2401 Market Street after a 5 p.m. work session at the emergency operations center, 205 E. Wye Drive.
Baytown City Council will canvass the election tonight at 6 30 p m to certify a 265 267 vote tally in favor of Lena Yepez over Mercedes Renteria III. Renteria, 43, who first won office in 2001, says he will not rush a recount though he may reconsider by Thursday.
Harris County officials unveil plans for a new 6000 square foot city emergency operations center on East Wye Drive set to house 30 to 40 personnel. The stand alone facility, designed to withstand a Category 4 hurricane, replaces the older annex used during Rita and aims to reduce confusion with a new map system. The center’s opening session is at 5 p.m. today with on site work and tours for officials and residents.
A state policy requires two extra credits in math and science for high school graduation, creating a four by four plan to complete four courses in math science language arts and social studies. Goose Creek officials discuss fitting all classes amid concerns about athletic and fine arts schedules and limited room for course failure.
Houston lawmakers Gene Green and Al Green introduced two bills on Capitol Hill to protect contract workers after the BP refinery explosion. Al Green seeks criminal liability for willful safety violations causing a contract worker death, while Gene Green would require employers to report contract worker injuries like those of regular employees.
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