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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2005
Page
1
Inside today report notes Sterling and Lee renew their annual clash that nearly didn’t happen as the Sun runs a special section in today’s paper with game details and fan interest.
The Texans edged the Browns 9 to 16 to secure their initial victory of the season as the game unfolded with a tight score and key plays from the offense and defense to seal the win.
Nation and Capitol leaders join Americans in honoring Rosa Parks, a civil rights pioneer, as ceremonies reflect her impact. Separately, reports confirm the brother of Iraq's Shiite Vice President was killed Sunday, with Saturday's truck bombing death toll rising to 30.
Obituaries report the deaths of Robert Hoff Minne Margaret Fletcher Kaden Wade Lampton and Leon Legler. Weather outlook notes a 27 percent chance of storms with highs near 60 and lows around the 60s.
No ticket matched all five balls plus the bonus in Saturday Lotto Texas. Wednesday night’s estimated jackpot rises to about 13 million dollars, fueling local buzz as bettors review numbers and dreams of a big win. Police Beat notes and TV listings wrap the state coverage.
Eight former Ross S. Sterling students, Brent Chappell and brothers Alan and Jon Covington among them, gathered Oct. 21 at Antonio's Italian Restaurant in Baytown. The group, now married with children, recalls pranks, adventures, and past hangouts like the Brunson theatre and Mama Franka's Pizza, while planning their biannual reunion at events such as the Sterling Lee football game.
In Baytown both REL and RSS renew their crosstown rivalry with a 7:30 p.m. Friday game at Stallworth Stadium. The 2005 edition unfolds after Rita disrupted schedules and a district realignment threatened to cancel The Game, but both teams secured a spot to clash for pride.
Early voting continues for a $10.25 million Mont Belvieu water and sewer bond package as officials urge residents to support it. Mayor Nick Dixon says the measure is urgent to improve water supply for firefighting and reduce sewage backups along Eagle Drive. The bond, scaled down from $24 million, is funded without a tax increase by retiring debt from the Eagle Pointe complex.
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