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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2005
Page
1
The Barbers Hill Eagles saw their 2005 football season end Saturday with a last second loss to Kirbyville in Conroe.
Taurean Henderson believed he scored on the final play of Texas Tech's 23 to 21 win over Oklahoma. The run was reviewed, leaving moments uncertain as officials rechecked the decisive score.
The House Republicans faced a fractious path to approving a budget bill that outlines 50 billion dollars in savings. Upcoming Senate talks loom as potentially more challenging.
A car bomber detonated amid Shiite mourners north of Baghdad killing at least 36 and raising the two day death toll to 120. Security officials reported the attack occurred during a funeral procession and highlighted the ongoing violence in the region.
Reese Witherspoon portrays June Carter in Walk the Line while the obituary list includes Nan Gilbert Hall Enrique Perez Irene Sherman and Lloyd Gibson reflecting on recent losses in a style note from the Life section.
Partly cloudy with showers noted for today and tonight. High near 66 degrees, low around 44. Lotto and lottery results listed include Mega Millions, Lotto Texas, Cash Five, and Texas Two Step drawing numbers and Megaplier.
Baytown Outdoor Inc. officials say next year’s Long Neck Wildlife Festival will center on kids and walking movement. City councilman Ronnie Anderson pressures for complete information while organizers note past overreach and promise stronger community support. festival date set for May 6 with alcohol barred and events concentrated across Wetlands Center, Baytown Nature Center, and city hall.
Baytonians will tour Fredericksburg on December 10 for a Gillespie County Historical Society Holiday event centered at the Blue Cottage, a 1909 historic house once owned by the Enderlin family and now run as a guesthouse by John and Donna Britt. The couple, longtime history teachers, have earned state education honors including the Ottis Locke Excellence in Teaching Award and the Ima Hogg Historical Achievement Award.
Baytown Mayor Calvin Mundinger and two city managers return from a Washington D C gathering aiming to create a national template for community preparedness. They discussed forming a trained volunteer corps to supplement responders, stressing it as a crucial tool for all phases of disaster response.
Anahuac ISD trustees consider broadening drug testing to all high and middle school students in extracurriculars or parking programs. The plan would test 50 percent of high school and 25 percent of middle school eligible students annually, removing reasonable suspicion, at $25 per test to deter drug use and provide students a reason to stay clean.
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