Church remembers a life of faith and gifts to Cedar Bayou
The Cedar Bayou Church marks decades of service with memories of its founder and benefactors. A 1952 death left Helen Jackson Hendry to support three children, but the church built them a home in East Street’s School Courts and later employed her as choir director and secretary. Other memorial gifts include Rosemary Fisher Jennings’s Exxon Mobil stock and a $100,000 trust noted by Lyles. The service drew about 700 fried chicken pieces, 480 rolls, and generous meals for attendees, who reflected on prayer as a bridge from heaven to Earth.
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Baytown Little Theater offers membership levels and ticket options
BLT outlines donation tiers Benefactor 350 Patron 200 Sponsor 150 and Family 15 with benefits including flex tickets lobby recognition and program listings Student 7.50 allows onstage participation. Flex tickets 60 each with six admissions for five. Regular tickets non musical 12 8 seniors 8. Baytown Little Theater at 1500 Lakewood Village invites inquiries 281-424-7617.
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Suspect Arrested After Baytown Assault Threat With Knife
Baytown police responded to an alleged assault with a deadly weapon at Pelican Junction on Business Highway 146. A 29 year old Louisville Texas man was arrested after witnesses said he threatened a 21 year old woman with a knife when she refused his ride. Bond set at 30000 for assault and 630 for four warrants.
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Kerry ads, responses fuel Vietnam debate in 2004 race
Kerry and Bush supporters traded accusations over Vietnam service and medals in a widening political clash. Dole criticized Kerry for alleged false claims about war conduct and medals, while Podesta and Mehlman rebutted the charges and cautioned against partisanship. The Swift Boat ads drew new responses as campaigns pushed back on duties, records, and denouncing smear tactics.
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Overtime rule changes spark protests outside Labor Dept
Critics say new rules could end overtime for millions of middle class workers and hurt families. AFL-CIO groups plan a Monday protest as Elaine Chao backs a task force to review reclassifications. Officials promise stricter enforcement with no new funds, noting past back wages won and ongoing reviews at major employers.
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Overtime rule changes redefine eligibility under new rules
The Labor Department implements new overtime regulations affecting about 1.3 million workers earning under 23 660 annually while shielding white collar earners of 100 000 or more. Duties tests redefine professional, executive and administrative exemptions, with case by case employer judgments and few actual losses, according to officials amid critic concerns.
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