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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2003
Page
1
The Longhorns dropped a Red River showdown as [team] fell to their rival in a tightly contested matchup. Key plays and standout performances from both squads highlighted the intense in-state rivalry.
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District residents back two propositions under Texas Robin Hood funding, approving Proposition 1 by 495 to 97 to share excess funds with poorer districts and Proposition 2 by 523 to 78 to buy attendance credits. District officials say both grant greater flexibility.
The Smith household shows a warm autumn decor as Wanda runs a home daycare. A framed photo of Cleo Smith sits in the mantel and she is remembered after dying from Alzheimer's disease in May, leaving the couple to soldier on in her honor.
Community event on Saturday October 18 from 8 to 10 am at Bayland Park raises funds for Alzheimer's research. Registration costs 15 dollars and can be arranged through Susan Milner at 281 424 8088. The piece highlights Cleo Smiths influence on her children and the family’s reflections on her life and values.
Baytown police reported no major trouble at The Game between Robert E. Lee High School and Ross S. Sterling High School at Stallworth Stadium. About 10,000 fans attended the night match the first since 1997, with enhanced security including walk through detectors bag searches and cooperation from fans and Harris County Precinct 3 Constables.
Baytown report shows Robert E. Lee Ganders defeat Ross S. Sterling Rangers 42-13 in the 37th edition of The Game. Ganders accumulate 470 yards total offense, improve to 5-1 overall and 1-0 in District 22dA, while REL leads the series 21-14-2. Rangers, 1-5, showed progress after recent losses.
Baytown officials criticize a newly drawn congressional map that splits the city across Districts 2 9 14 and 22, diluting local voting strength. Mayor Pete Alfaro calls the plan worse, while lawmakers weigh support amid partisan battles led by Rep. Tom DeLay and others.
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