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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2006
Page
1
Nationwide heavy rainfall drenched Baytown and Chambers County with over a foot of rain. Officials forecast continued showers today as rivers rise and flood alerts remain in effect. Local residents brace for more wet weather and potential localized flooding.
Lee College partners with the University of Houston System to offer students a direct transition to a university after completing an associate degree. The agreement aims to streamline the path from two year degree to four year programs, expanding transfer options for graduates.
The report lists several individuals including Robbie Stombaugh Elise Coffey Korbin Brown Samuel O Neal Tuck Jr Bud Blackburn and Joshua Lee Watson as deceased with no additional biographical details provided.
A weather notice records humid conditions with some storms in the area. Temperatures reach a high near 87 degrees and a low around 71, with unsettled skies lingering into the evening.
The draw results show Mega Millions numbers 12 14 20 47 48 with Megaplier 4, Lotto Texas 6 9 16 23 40 51, Day 7 5 8 Night 1 55, Cash Five 12 18 26 27 29 and Texas Two Step 17 22 27 35, BB 35.
Classified listings and notices appear across the page featuring business calendar items, brief ads, and community notices. The segment highlights crossword clues and local entertainment listings alongside obituaries and opinion columns.
At Arlington National Cemetery a small anti gay group faced off against a conservative troop supporters group across a four lane road. Westboro Baptist Church members sang God hates America and displayed harsh signs while FreeRepublic.com supporters held pro troops signs. Noise from traffic kept both sides from hearing each other as crowds passed.
Inclement weather moved Baytown Memorial Day services to the Community Center where Congressman Gene Green presented Conrad Garcia with Vietnam era decorations. Garcia, a sergeant awarded bronze stars for acts of valor, received a standing ovation as Green read the award orders. Cadet Major Joseph Kay led the Star Spangled Banner and Mayor DonCarlos spoke.
Michael LaCoste returned home from a 14 month tour in Iraq and a welcome home party was held. His wife Christine decorated the house with red white and blue balloons a small Christmas tree and items for his graduation and birthday. Family and friends gathered to greet him and celebrate missed holidays and events.
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