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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2005
Page
1
Inside today sports reports the Lady Rangers securing a playoff berth after a three game winning streak over Beaumont West Brook.
High school football squads Lee and Sterling travel on the road in District 22-5A gridiron action. The matchups feature pivotal district play with both teams aiming for top positions as season progress.
Harriet Miers asks President Bush to withdraw her nomination to the Supreme Court amid political pressure and mounting opposition, ending her lengthy bid for the high court.
A Mont Belvieu resident speaks out about her father who died in the March 23 BP refinery explosion in Texas City. The inquiry focuses on safety and corporate responsibility amid ongoing investigations and potential legal action.
Local 14 County Commissioner's Court requests volunteers to clear debris brush and fallen limbs left by Hurricane Rita last month. Obituaries include Taylor Robert Herman David L Arrington Jessie Ella Bender Mary Jane Taylor and Sheila Herdt Sylvester.
Weather report shows daytime high 74 and low 48 with a 13 day forecast excerpt. Lottery results list Cash Five numbers 3 24 27 32 36 and Texas Two Step numbers 2 13 17 23. Police BI State Television appears as an adjacent heading in the fragment.
Exxon Mobil employee says more than 1,000 people received injections on Oct. 19 and 20 that were not flu vaccines. FBI and FDA investigate vaccine contents and safety. Exxon says vaccines were free to workers and contractor was a local doctor, not America Home Health Supply.
Kiwanis Apple Day begins Baytown with the 56th annual apple sale fundraiser. Proceeds fund scholarships at Lee Sterling and Barbers Hill High Schools. Apples priced at Baker Plaza across Sterling High School and near the post office.
A staff member from U.S. Rep. Ron Paul’s office stationed in Anahuac helps residents with FEMA aid confusion. Navella Cole, the caseworker, says many locals seek guidance as about 200 attendees later heard FEMA explanations. She will operate 8 to 11 today and 8 to 4 Monday through Wednesday. and then move to Winnie Library for a week.
West Baytown hosts Evolution Festival this Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bergeron Park with free admission. Organizers expect over 1,000 attendees and describe a community event built from a garage sale origins featuring arts and crafts, four food vendors, four bands, moonwalk and face painting for kids. Local residents say the event aims to ease fear and foster neighborly ties.
Jacob Shafer and Fred Aguilar set up signs for the ninth annual Evolution Festival. The event will include live music, games for kids, food and a variety of shopping options.
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