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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2005
Page
1
Inside Today Nation reports President aims to mollify conservative opposition that derailed his prior choice as Democrats warn the pick could curb abortion rights. Samuel Alito is cited by Democrats as potentially too radical for the court.
In Iraq, six American soldiers were killed in separate attacks on Monday, marking October as the deadliest month for U.S. troops in Iraq since January. The toll underscores rising violence amid continuing occupation.
The Sterling Lady Rangers open the 2005 volleyball playoffs tonight at 7 p.m. against Houston Lamar in a bi district contest at North Shore.
TxDOT area engineer Quincy Allen will give an update on state highway projects in the Baytown area at today’s Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The meeting starts at 11 30 a.m. at Goose Creek Country Club on Country Club Drive. Obituaries include Leon Legler Andrew Sloan May Minnie Fletcher Velma Davis Bailey Tony Parkey and Buddy Sheffield.
Weather summary notes partly cloudy skies with sun possible and a high near 74 degrees and a low around 50. Lottery results show Pick 3 Day 7 5 9 Night 1 7 4 Cash Five 11 21 23 24 26 Texas Two Step 2 7 8 27 BB 29.
A fourth burglary in a week rattles Meadowlake Village as residents report thefts on Breda Drive. HOA president Sheila Criana said a board vote for extra security is planned while off duty Harris County Sheriff deputies already patrol the area, which has long been viewed as safe. The latest break in occurred Friday at about 6 30 p m when a window entry yielded jewelry. A prior attempted entry on Breda Drive occurred last Thursday and a second break in on Friday was noted on the same street. SEE INVASIONS ¢ PAGE 5.
George Storm Walmsley, a Baytown physician, says he was not under contract to provide vaccines at Exxon Mobil events. The attorney general sues his office manager and others over a scheme to administer fake flu shots at a refinery health fair and senior living facilities in Houston and La Porte. Exxon Mobil says it contracted with Walmsley’s office, but outcomes of the federal probe remain unclear.
Baytonians can help the environment at the fifth annual Texas Recycles Day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Lowe’s parking lot on Garth Road near Luna’s Restaurant. Last year 188 households recycled tires, car batteries, oil, oil filters, antifreeze, and newspapers, with no commercial drop offs allowed. Mayor Mundinger aims to expand programs each year and raise awareness about home recycling.
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