Martial arts program pays tribute to vets in Baytown
A patriotic Freedom and Fist Show at The Sun honored police officer and three local veterans. Traditional Karate Systems students performed moves between honorees who received plaques on stage. Calvin Bohannon of the 119th Assault Helicopter Company volunteered three years in the US Army as a helicopter crew member.
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Baytown
Sun
Calvin Bohannon
119Th Assault Helicopter Company
Bohannon
US. Army
Baytown Sun Phote
Lauren Salice
Tony Polumbo
City of Baytown celebrates Recycles Day event
Baytown health officials host the third annual City of Baytown Texas Recycles Day at Lowe's on Garth Road November 14 to 15 from 9 am to 3 pm. The event accepts oil and oil products, tires, batteries, newspapers, and magazines. Last year 231 households recycled hundreds of items, and the public service message notes that recycling one ton of paper saves water, trees, and electricity. Baytown Mayor Pete Alfaro urges participation to improve quality of life.
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Baytown Sun
Lauren Sallee Dunphy
ExxonMobil
Pete Alfaro
Ginger Stoerner
Lowe's
Deanne Harman
Oil Waste, Inc
Baytown
Health Department
Texas Recycles
Alfaro
Texas
Recycling Day at Lowe's Health Dept Event
Health Department hosts Recycling Day at Lowe's Warehouse 5002 Garth Road from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. November 14 and 15 residents may drop off oil oil filters antifreeze passenger tires automotive batteries newspapers and magazines for collection and recycling.
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Health Department
Lowe’s Home Improvement
Garth Road
States cancel presidential primaries over costs and impact
Several states move to drop their 2004 presidential primaries citing high costs and limited impact as front runners emerge early and caucuses replace primaries. Republican legislatures push to end primaries, while Democratic governors veto or restore funding in some cases. Maine and New Mexico move away from primaries.
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Committee For the Study
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Legisla
Tures
Arizona
Bush
Maine
New Mexico
US steps up military operations in Iraq amid bloodier attacks
US warplanes bombed near Iraqi resistance centers as 18 suspects were arrested in Baghdad after a deadly October missile barrage at the Al Rasheed Hotel that killed a colonel and wounded 18. Insurgent attacks, including a Chinook downing, heightened violence as Ramadan began and curfews were lifted.
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Defense
Paul Wolfowitz
U.S
George Krive
U.S. Command
1St Armored Division
Al-Rasheed
Wolfowitz
Fallujah
Tikrit
Bush
Iraq
Who's in Charge
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