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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2006
Page
1
Cincinnati secured its 10th win of the season with a 5-4 victory over Houston on Tuesday, tightening its position in the standings. The game featured late scoring and key plays that sealed the comeback.
Sterling, Lee, Barbers Hill and Crosby swept district volleyball action in three straight games, delivering quick wins on the night.
The Pilot Club of Highlands and Harris County Precinct 2 collaborate for the annual Clean-Up Day set for Saturday September 30. Volunteers will join community members to pick up litter and beautify the Highlands area.
A grant from the Office of Rural Community Affairs will assist Local 5 Hospitals with medical and health care needs.
An agreement between Republic Waste Services and its drivers ends the strike. A company spokesman said customers should have trash picked up by Thursday at the latest.
James Randall Pete Oliver and nine others including Terry Lee Stone Herbert Shelley Burts Roberto Flores Estrada Juanita June Perkins Hunt Robert Warne Cecil Ray Dunn Ben Marino Mary Ann Williams and Carrie Green are named in the historical document.
The forecast calls for sunny to partly cloudy with a high of 87 and a low of 69. Lotto and Mega Millions details include numbers drawn and the Megaplier and various Texas games for today.
Terrance Jones Jr. was found guilty of felony murder in the 2004 Highlands home invasion killing of Eric Erline, 26, and sentenced to 50 years in state prison after a three day trial. Jones, 23, faced capital murder charges before jurors returned the verdict Friday. He was one of four men charged in the case.
Harold Floyd Cohen, 41, of McNair, was convicted of a string of burglaries in Meadowlake Village subdivision last year and sentenced to 30 years in state prison. The case tied him to several break ins across the area and represented a major conviction in local crime history. Cohen faced court proceedings with prosecutors alleging a pattern of offenses during the prior calendar year.
Cohen officially charged in three of five burglaries or attempts in Meadowlake Village between Oct 24 and Nov 1, 2005. The report notes the most egregious incident and refers readers to page 3 for details.
More than 150 seniors from the Baytown area gathered at Lee College on opening day to compete and cheer in events such as football and softball throws. Organizers say the 32 year old Olympics draw participants from Precinct 2 and beyond, with long-time attendee Robert Johnson noting the social benefits and ongoing community appeal.
Senior Olympics showcased events in Ping Pong basketball shooting horseshoe pitching and disc golf across Lee College arenas including the Student Center and Gazebo Lawn. Men and women competed in football and softball throws by gender across four age groups with only first place medals.
Emergency responders and Red Cross volunteers have been near nonstop since Saturday afternoon repairing two ruptured gas lines at the Interstate 10 North Main Street intersection. Baytown firefighters and HazMat teams were among the first on site to evacuate residents and assist crews.
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce will host the 24th Baytown Business Expo at the Baytown Community Center on Friday Oct 13 as part of October business month. The event runs 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and features up to 58 exhibitor booths from banks education and real estate services with free admission prior to the day of the event and $5 at the door.
The goose creek district directs attendees to park at the northwest corner of the San Jacinto Mall lot next to the administration building for shuttle service starting 8 30 a m to the high school No 3 site at 6001 E Wallisville Rd the ceremony begins at 9 a m with limited onsite parking and the project was funded by a 2005 220 5 million bond approval.
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