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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2005
Page
1
Crosby high school ends its 2005 football season with a 35 23 loss to Beaumont Central in Pasadena on Saturday night. Beamont Central advances, players cited for standout plays as the season closes.
The Barbers Hill volleyball team lost to Bellville on Saturday, finishing the season one win shy of earning a spot in the Class 3A State Tournament.
The teen wizard faces a dual quest as he grapples with the fate of the magical realm and the fate of Hollywood itself. The story blends fantasy stakes with a high profile film industry backdrop, spotlighting familiar allies and new foes.
Generous donors backed future Lee College students at a November 3 gala, boosting the college foundation by fifteen thousand dollars and opening doors of opportunity for attendees and scholars.
Nation 3A recounts abortion as the opening issue in John Roberts confirmation and its reprise as a focal point in Samuel Alito discussions. Obituaries note deaths of Ernest Revils, Marcia Herrington, and Eloise LaFon while Laura Smelser-Short remains pending.
Cloudy intervals with thunderstorms possible and warm conditions. High near 83 and low around 69. Lottery numbers drawn include Mega Millions 9 14345051 MB 40 Megaplier 4 Lotto Texas 17 21 30 33 36. Pick 3 Day 2 4 4 Night 7 6 0. Cash Five 2 6 18 23 30. Texas Two Step 3 4 25 28.
Sheriff Joe LaRive says Chambers County jail remains out of service two months after Rita. Mold and power issues halted operations, forcing arrests to be sent to Angelina County while about 45 inmates stay housed there. The department continues to guard the public with limited daily arrests.
About 525 people received flu shots in a first time drive thru event at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital 1700 James Bowie Drive The $20 shots were sold with the first 400 at 15 and a $2000 Rotary donation The process lasted about 20 minutes with cars lining the lot from early morning and volunteers aiding throughout the event
Lee College regents reviewed open records and open meetings policy updates and upcoming changes at a Saturday Board of Regents workshop. Legal adviser Rick Peebles cited increased scrutiny by the attorney general and district attorneys under the Open Records Act. The next board meeting is at 6 p.m. Thursday with new training for elected members beginning Jan 1, 2006.
City council weighs a new distribution plan for the street maintenance sales tax. The previous 3000 foot per district allocation sparked debate as needs vary by district. Council members favor tying funding to actual street traffic and district needs, with streets page 114 referenced.
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