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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2005
Page
1
The Astros' season ends with a 1 0 loss in Game 4 as the White Sox clinch. Pitching dominates with a shutout and just enough offense handles the win.
Crosby volleyball opens the postseason Saturday night against Beaumont Ozen in a high stakes playoff matchup. The winner advances in the district brackets as both teams push toward a state berth with strong defenses and solid hitting.
In this week’s College Roundup Kari Neely helps San Jacinto Volleyball set the table with key plays and leadership. The feature highlights her impact, team drive, and district candidacy in the ongoing season.
Florida Governor Bush tells residents the delays at aid centers stem from state actions rather than FEMA, urging Floridians to focus on state obstacles and accelerate relief access.
The 49th Highlands Jamboree runs this weekend featuring a Street Jam and a parade. Local events organizers expect community turnout and lively street performances across the Highlands area.
Baytown Sun notes readers may not receive their paper by 6 am due to World Series Game 4. Apology issued. Includes listings for the deaths of David L. Arrington, William Miller, W. T. Wilkerson, Charles Warren Bobby Henry, Charles S. Mooney and Queen Ester Felder. Obituary section appears in Deaths 8B with related notices and classifieds.
Baytown Mayor Calvin Mundinger joined Coastal leaders at Governor Perry's Evacuation Transportation and Logistics Task Force hearing. They urged realistic warnings, urged staying home for nonessential residents, and stressed quick, simple plans to move coastal communities first.
Area residents debated where to accommodate nearly one million new residents every decade for 30 years. City Manager Gary Jackson and HGAC leaders, with Blueprint Houston and Fregonese Calthorpe Associates, led an Envision Houston Region public input session drawing participants from Baytown Pasadena Shore Acres and Friendswood.
City clears a legal dispute over laser equipment after a regional court ruling. Officials say the decision settles questions about permit compliance and safety standards for public spaces. No further actions anticipated.
Baytown, Texas. City officials Police Chief Byron Jones and Officer Edgar Elizondo won a summary judgment in a taser lawsuit filed by Baytown resident Robert Stanley. Federal Judge Ewing Werlein Jr. ruled the case thus ends without trial. Stanley claimed unlawful seizure and excessive force in 2003. The ruling marks a significant victory for the city.
Harris County Sheriff’s Office reports Manuel Barba, 74, was assaulted during a Monday home invasion on Shoshone Drive. The grandson found him unconscious and rushed him to San Jacinto Methodist, then Memorial Hermann where he remains stable. Barba, unable to speak, has facial injuries including a broken nose. no suspects or stolen items identified yet as investigators await interview and page two details.
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