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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2006
Page
1
Inside Today Sports reports Barbers Hill Eagles aim to extend their perfect record Friday as they host Forest Brook in District 21-4A action. The matchup features two district rivals with playoff implications and strong top scorers for both teams.
Moses quarterback Jeremy Moses, out since breaking his leg in the season opener, could be back in uniform for Friday night action. The hopeful return would bolster the Lee team as they prepare for the upcoming matchup.
The Sunrise 2A column reports Lee College starts a new play this weekend while Baytown Little Theater ends its current run. Junior high students return to Fun Time Fridayz this week for after school activities.
An opinion brief surveys viewpoints on the proposed smoking ordinance set for decision on November 7. The piece presents differing perspectives from supporters and opponents, framing public health, business impacts, and personal choice in the debate.
Obituary notice lists ten individuals including Georgia Allen Evenson Kennedy Matthew Randall Sandra Johnston Edith Pauline Shields Charles Lee Ray Clifton Isbell and Jo Lynn Miller with brief elegiac references and no additional biographical details provided.
A windy day with morning rain followed by a thunderstorm. High near 84 degrees, low around 65, with unsettled conditions expected into the evening. Remaining gusty winds may persist and limited sunshine afterward.
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Residents will set clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. this Sunday marking the end of daylight saving time. The change, described by Bob Leiper, notes this year will not be extended and details future start and end dates under the Energy Policy Act of 2005.
Time page note reads fall back at 2 am with unclear wording. The fragment suggests a daylight saving reminder or instruction, but the surrounding context is missing. The readable bits mention a time change and reference a page 3A for full details.
If the proposed smoking ban passes on November 7 Baytown City Council likely will not amend the ordinance. Drafted by the Smoke Free Baytown Coalition the measure would ban smoking in all public buildings and workplaces.
A local smoking ordinance decision is set for November 7. Coalition spokesman Richard Ehlers said the group would not oppose clarifications on signage and noted that posting signs on car doors was not the intended requirement. The discussion centers on vehicle signage interpretations and available amendments.
Country singer Tracy Byrd promotes his ninth studio album Different Things with a Baytown autograph signing at Wal-Mart on Garth Road next Tuesday. Born in Beaumont and raised in Victor, Byrd tours Wal-Mart stores nationwide, with Baytown hosting a noon signing and a 4 p.m. appearance at the Baytown birthplace store. He will then head to Beaumont for an in store before concluding to spend Halloween with his kids. Local KILT 100.3 and Dr Pepper reps join the event.
Construction workers finalize painting and markings on the Garth Road expansion from I 10 to Wallisville Road. The completed project adds five lanes two northbound two southbound and a turning lane to accommodate growth and improve traffic flow.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee lists Texas 14th District as an emerging race in 27 nationwide contests. Shane Sklar challenges incumbent Ron Paul, a Surfside OB/GYN with a history of voting no. No poll data cited. race viewed as competitive but uncertain.
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