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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2009

Page

10

Police log details weekend burglaries and thefts across city

The report lists multiple burglaries and thefts from Saturday into Sunday. Items stolen include a boat, motor, trailer, laptops, stereo equipment, and assorted valuables totaling about several thousand dollars, with locations in Rollingbrook, Arkansas Street, East James, Decker Drive, Hines Street, Timber Lane, Village Lane, Scott Street, West Adoue, Tumbleweed Lane, and San Jacinto Mall.

Rollingbrook Arkansas Street Hines Street Timber Lane Village Lane Scott Street West Adoue Tumbleweed Lane San Jacinto Mall

Break-in at South Main storage facility reports $1400 loss

A storage facility in the 900 block of South Main was burglarized Thursday night or Friday, with stolen items estimated at $1,400. The incident is under local investigation.

Decker Drive South Main

Baytown Police log shows 80 offenses from Sat to Mon

Baytown Police wrote 80 offense reports and investigated incidents including five assaults five auto thefts five burglaries of buildings nine vehicle burglaries three disorderly conduct cases 14 thefts and 23 miscellaneous cases. Officers were called to 14 traffic accidents with four injuries during the period. Police Beat is compiled from Baytown Police Department reports.

Baytown

Rubio campaign advertisement fuels 2010 bid despite low recognition

National Review quotes Kathryn Lopez on Marco Rubio challenging Crist in a Florida race. The piece notes Rubio’s improving profile, compares him to Obama, and frames his campaign against a welfare state mindset amid town hall opposition to health care reform.

Marco Rubio Obama National Review Don Quixote Crist

Galveston Bay oyster reefs may face two-year closure

Galveston oyster industry risks a two-season shutdown as debris and Ike damage threaten public reefs in Galveston Bay. Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission is set to vote on closing the east bay reefs to allow ecological recovery, potentially through November 2011. Rep. Pete Olson will hold a La Marque town hall, where health care reform and energy bills may be discussed.

Galveston Bay Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission East Bay Pete Olson Sugar Land Galveston County la Marque Olson Melissa Kelly U.S House of Representatives

Galveston ex-treasurer Gerald Burks dies at 62

Gerald Burks former Galveston County treasurer well known for clashes with the county commissioners court and county auditor died Friday at his Galveston apartment. He was 62 and had been ill for an extended period. Burks served two terms as treasurer before losing in the 2002 Democratic primary and earlier worked as a prosecutor in the Galveston County DA's office.

Galveston Gerald Burks Galveston County Commissioners Court Burks Ferry Road D.J. Alvarez

College of the Mainland weighs 12 percent tax hike

COM board members consider raising the tax rate by more than 12 percent to 24.9948 cents per $100 of property value. The effective rate would let the district collect the same funds as last year despite falling property values.

Texas College of the Mainland COM

Meeting to Include Health Care Talks

A congressional town hall in LA MARQUE draws attention as the health care debate unfolds. Officials and residents plan a session to discuss policy, costs, and access, with attendees awaiting specifics and potential impacts on local communities.

LA Marque Congressional Town Hall

Train derails near Algoa spills plastic pellets

Union Pacific train derailed near Algoa washing up 12 of 80 cars off the track at 3:15 p.m. Saturday. pellets spilled while some cars overturned. crews worked through night to clear debris. No injuries or hazardous material release reported. line expected to reopen late Saturday. train carried aluminum and rice.

Algoa Union Pacific Raquel Espinoza- Williams Espinoza-Williams

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