District 128 candidate to meet voters in Baytown
Special to The Sun Mitch Contreras Democrat candidate for state representative in District 128 will appear at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 942 8204 N Main Street Baytown at 1 p.m. Saturday to talk with the public There will be free food and drinks and other candidates are expected to attend District 128 covers the Harris County portion of Baytown up to Cedar Bayou east and also includes Morgan's Point La Porte and Deer Park Rep Wayne Smith currently represents District 228 in the Texas House of Representatives.
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Mitch Contreras
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Main Street
Baytown
Harris County
Cedar Bayou
Morgan's Point
la Porte
Deer Park
Wayne Smith
Texas
House of Representatives
Garden party at Oakland home supports Love INC
An evening garden party at 1701 Burnet Avenue Baytown 6:30 to 8:15 p m features Tommy Meekins and family performing with Christin Rose and Jeremy Meekins. Proceeds aid Love in the Name of Christ. Reservations 281 422 5683. Also J C Penney San Jacinto Mall hosts a blood drive 11 a m to 4 p m for donors 17 and older weighing 11 pounds or more. Donors receive a T shirt and Chick fike coupon.
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Oakland
Burnet Bay
Tommy
Barbara Meekins
Burnet Avenue
Baytown
Tommy Meekins
Tomamy
Barbara
Christin Rose
Meekins
Jeremy Meekins
Chris Blake
Ozzie Hart
Love Inc
Call
J.C. Penney
San Jacinto Mall
Lee College On Campus Registration Today
Lee College holds on campus registration in the gymnasium from 9 a.m. to noon for fall classes. Students who registered by August 19 must pay by 5 p.m. today or re register. New students must complete an admissions application testing orientation and counseling session.
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Lee College
Counseling Center
Lee.edu
Militant group accepts peace deal in Najaf ending clashes
In Najaf Iraq militants left the Imam Ali Shrine turning over keys to top Shiite cleric signaling acceptance of a peace plan to end three weeks of fighting. Police and guards surrounded the Old City as residents welcomed the return of calm while US forces kept positions near the shrine.
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Imam Ali
Hamed al-Khafaf
Ali al-Sistani
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al-Sistani
al-Sadr
Kufa
Peaceful handover at Imam Ali Shrine in Najaf ends siege
Iraqi police took control of Najaf Old City after followers of Muqtada al Sadr handed over the Imam Ali Shrine. Thousands of al Sadr militiamen remained armed elsewhere, with U S forces withdrawing from the area as al Sistani’s authority guided the settlement. Police detained four militants with grenades while pilgrims and militants exited the shrine and the doors were sealed.
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Old City
Najaf
Tebél
Muqtada al- Sadr
Imam Ali Shrine
al-Sadr
Ali
White House
Scott McClellan
Mahdi Army
Kufa
al-Sistani
Muqtada
U.S
Baytown police log multiple thefts burglaries and injuries
Weeknight burglary at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce offices yielded about 50 dollars in cash and 118 dollars in postage stamps missing with no break in. A mother returned to Goose Creek school with a Sony projector and laptop she says her son took, leading to class A theft charges. A 15 year old cyclist was struck while crossing three lanes near South Alexander Cave and East Gulf Avenue, suffering a head injury. Jewelry worth 4600 dollars was stolen from a Country Club View Drive home and some recovered at a pawn shop with a suspect named and theft charges pending. The report covers 162 Baytown calls from 6 am Thursday to 6 am Friday including alarms assaults auto theft burglaries and more.
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Baytown
Goose Creek
South Alexander Cave
East Gulf Avenue
Memorial Hermann Hospital
Edgewood district seeks more funding for needy students
Edgewood Public School Superintendent Richard Bocanegra testified in a major Texas school finance trial that poor districts like Edgewood need more state dollars to educate students with special needs and limited English skills. He noted 96 percent of Edgewood students are poor, 22 percent have limited English, and current weights barely cover costs.
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Texas
Edgewood
Richard Bocanegra
Bocanegra
San Antonio
Ethics PAC opinion drafted not issued in 1998 draft
A Texas Ethics Commission draft from 1998 found a corporation could fund its own PAC but could not donate to others. The document resurfaced amid civil litigation and a Travis County grand jury probe into Texans for a Republican Majority and DeLay aides. Outside corporate donations funded polling and outreach in 2002.
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Texas Ethics Commission
Travis County
Dallas Morning News
Texas
The
Associated Press
Bush signs orders to boost CIA power and create center
President Bush signs four executive orders to strengthen CIA director authority and launch a national counterterrorism center amid election-year pressure after the 9/14 commission call. Critics say the moves are modest and not enough. The plan follows a campaign tour ahead of the Republican National Convention in New York. In Moscow, officials say jetliner crashes were acts of terrorism with 90 dead, as a group claims responsibility for the Chechnya war context. Two Chechen-named passengers linked to last-minute bookings are under scrutiny.
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Bush
CIA
John Kerry
New York
National Intelligence
Moscow
Chechnya
Federal Security Service
Sergei Ignatchenko
Itar-Tass
White House
Scott McClellan
Russia
Associated Press
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