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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2009
Page
8
A themed feature explores the professional experience in the hearing healthcare industry, combining insights into the struggles faced by people with hearing loss and the access issues to the latest treatment and technology. The piece highlights patient journeys, clinician perspectives, and evolving policies shaping care delivery.
Lee College will celebrate 75 years with a community reception and the Baytown Symphony Orchestra opening concert season at 6:30 p.m. Saturday October 10 in the Performing Arts Center. The events are free but seating is limited and tickets are handed out at the door. Baytown will issue a proclamation honoring the college's milestone. For details contact Institutional Advancement at 281 425 6303 or email need lee.edu.
Texas Industries Inc plans to burn 145 million pounds of old tires a year at its Midlothian cement plant but withdrew the request after a federal crackdown on air permits. EPA ruled the permit non compliant with the Clean Air Act, amid opposition from environmental groups officials and residents. The company hopes to revive the project while facing scrutiny. Also noted is the conviction of Kyle Barnhill for the slaying of Melissa Kesinger Barnhill in Nacogdoches, with details of the motive and arrest.
In Fort Worth a North Texas woman, Joyce M. Simmons, was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for preparing and presenting false federal tax returns. U.S. District Judge John McBryde ordered over 28 million dollars in restitution for defrauding the government. Simmons, doing business as Diamond Notary and Tax Service, admitted six returns claimed false deductions.
An East Texas man was sentenced to life in prison for the March shooting death of his estranged wife as she cooked dinner in Nacogdoches. The jury on Friday set the penalty for the 40-year-old defendant after finding him guilty.
Former U.S. House leader Tom DeLay, competing on Dancing With the Stars, faces a prolonged legal limbo as a Texas money laundering and conspiracy indictment tied to 2002 elections drags through appeals. His attorney says the wait is hard, while DeLay stays focused on the dance floor and maintains his innocence.
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