Balloon Launch Highlights Breast Cancer Survivors Rise
Baytown residents attended a Balloon Launch marking cancer awareness with survivors sharing stories of diagnosis, treatment, and victory. Experts urge early detection and annual mammograms, noting free screenings for 150 locals funded by the Susan G. Komen Foundation and the American Cancer Society at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
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City Council weighs changes to smoking ban ordinance
Citizens’ group spokesman James Haarmeyer warned that altering any voter approved ordinance could undercut the public vote. The group considered a counter initiative but aimed to defeat the proposed ban, arguing changes would undermine the citizen vote.
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Baytown smoking ordinance debated by council members
Council members weigh the citys smoking ban proposal and possible changes if voters pass it. Some oppose amending the initiative while others criticize enforceability and call for aligning with voter intent. The discussion references Houston a model and cites exemptions for nursing homes and a psychiatric unit.
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Bush Maintains Iraqi Strategy Despite Tough Conditions
President Bush said the strategy in Iraq would not change despite pre election polls showing voter discontent. He emphasized ongoing tactical adjustments to meet the objective of a self sufficient allied nation, noting October U S combat deaths at 75 and overall American fatalities at least 2,786. Public approval polls placed support at 37 percent among likely voters.
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Rachel's Challenge program at Sterling High School event
A Rachel's Challenge program at GCCISD Sterling High School featured video and audio about Rachel Scott and Columbine to motivate positive student conduct. Rachel's brother Craig Scott spoke. over 600 attended the two evening sessions and students formed a Friends of Rachel club to sustain momentum.
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