Juvenile charged in Harris County capital murder case
A juvenile suspect identified as Driver is charged with capital murder and aggravated robbery after a store confrontation in which In was stabbed 13 times while aiding his wife who described the killer. An artist sketch was released and Driver was later jailed. prosecutors seek stacked sentences if convicted.
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Bay Area Relay for Life Seeks More Funding For Cancer Research
Baytown highlights two decades of ACS funded research benefiting local treatment options. Dr Pamela Medellin notes dramatic survival gains since 1946 and cites Herceptin and hormonal therapies as game changers. ACS devoted 130 million dollars to research last year with tight grant odds. The Bay Area Relay for Life invites participation to fund more high impact applications and save lives.
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Council Delays Group to Redevelop Struggling Town Areas
The council discussed forming a redevelopment panel but disagreements over voting power led to postponing the creation. Four or more council members could override a dissenting mayor, but attendance blocked action. Mercedes Renteria III and Scott Sheley were absent.
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Strayhorn says Perry plan falls billions short
Strayhorn accuses Gov Perry of a tax package that would be $10.6 billion short over five years. She cites an analysis done for House Speaker Craddick estimating a $1.4 billion shortfall in year one rising to over $2 billion later, not counting a $1 billion surplus inclusion. Perry defends the plan while Sharp argues projections align with his.
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Bush backs Rumsfeld amid general calls for resignation
President Bush reiterated full support for Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld after retired generals urged his replacement. He praised Rumsfeld’s stewardship amid the Iraq war and said he spoke with Rumsfeld about ongoing operations. Rumsfeld said he intends to stay, defending his record against critics. A senior official noted Bush weighed formal statements due to vocal critics.
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Two Marines killed and 22 wounded in western Iraq
Two U S Marines were killed and 22 wounded in western Iraq in a Thursday engagement in Anbar province. One died at the attack scene, another at a Taqqadum facility as eight wounded were moved to Balad hospital and others to Camp Fallujah for observation. Marine spokesman Lt Col Bryan Salas offered condolences and noted care for the wounded while U S casualties rise.
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Bushes report adjusted gross income and taxes due
The White House released tax figures showing the Bushes with an adjusted gross income of 735180 and federal taxes of 187768. The Cheneys reported nearly 8820000 AGI with about 6870000 donated to charity from stock options and royalties.
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Police Beat Recap From Baytown Area Incidents
A Goose Creek School student was cited for petty theft of crackers from a teacher’s desk at 11 40 a m Thursday. At 10 p m Thursday a man refused to leave Bayou City Wings and assaulted an officer during removal. A theft report from 2 p m Thursday involved entry into a North Commerce Street home. items taken included an electronic game system and several DVDs. Around 4 30 a m Friday two juveniles were found inside Robert E Lee High School after entering via an unsecured door and were charged with criminal trespass. Between 6 a m Thursday and 6 a m Friday Baytown Police logged 222 calls, including 11 alarms, two assaults, three auto thefts, six burglaries, five burglaries to vehicles, 35 disturbances, seven forgeries, one shots fired, 10 thefts, and multiple accidents.
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