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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2005
Page
1
Inside today sports 1B reports the 37th annual Turkey Bowl to begin Friday in Baytown. Gander basketball star Lee Ganders notes a 76 43 loss to C E King as part of the local hoop results.
The piece advises keeping a dessert in the freezer for easy prep at events like potlucks or parties. It notes that cakes freeze well and can be convenient for last minute hosting needs.
The Bush administration voices optimism about reducing U.S. troop levels in Iraq next year as it seeks a scaled back security presence. Officials emphasize progress and an eventual drawdown while outlining ongoing challenges and milestones.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved three plats and recommended to City Council to install 81 street lights. Named attendees include Bernice Rouse, Bob Byrnes, Billy G. Cathey and Clint James. Partly cloudy with light winds.
Baytown residents share gratitude for family and health as troops serve abroad. Amid national concerns over gas costs, locals like K D Wright cite steady jobs and good health. Gas prices have eased but remain a sore point as Thanksgiving travels begin. Kroger on North Alexander advertises regular unleaded at 1.99.
Years after graduation a Baytown student and his former assistant principal meet in Iraq. Prisciliano Villanueva, guiding a Humvee at Al-Asad Air Base, spots Frank Bravo, a reservist and former Baytown guidance center assistant principal, as they cross paths near a Seabee compound. Villanueva had moved from Oklahoma to Texas in 1998 seeking a fresh start after school troubles. SEE IRAQ PAGE 7A
The ninth annual Friends Serving Friends Thanksgiving dinner runs 11 am to 2 pm Thursday at Baytown Community Center 2407 Market St. Baytown Optimist Club and Wooster Baptist Church prepare ham, turkey, vegetables and desserts for 800 to 1000 guests with home deliveries. Volunteers meet at 8 am, plus a 6 pm Highlands Ministerial Alliance service at Northside Baptist Church 317 Barbers Hill Rd. Call 281-426-5415 for details.
Martha Denise Gonzales, tied to a scheme selling bogus flu vaccines at an Exxon Mobil health fair, faces a 14 count indictment with Lyad Abu El Hawa. U.S. Attorney Church Rosenberg says she will plead at Monday arraignment in front of Federal Magistrate Calvin Botley. Gonzales, once an office manager for Baytown physician George Walmsley, is charged with conspiracy to commit mail and health care fraud and related offenses. Walmsley denies contract, fired Gonzales after the scandal broke.
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