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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 2003

Page

3

Baytown Man Shot During Home Invasion

Baytown police seek ex-brother-in-law Rickey Armelin and Michael Wayne Stewart in a home invasion and aggravated robbery that left James Wilson Jr with a gunshot wound and facial injuries. Victim reported two men kicked in the door, stole $2000, marijuana, crack rocks, and codeine, then fled. Both suspects have warrants, bond set at $30000.

Baytown Daniel James Wilson, Jr Rickey Armelin Armelin Michael Wayne Stewart Wilson McNair Stewart

Husband charged after assault at Rollingbrook Drive

Police report a separated couple attempting reconciliation ended with the husband assaulting the wife at her apartment on Tuesday. Officers arrested him after stopping him in traffic. bond set at 50000 and a protective order filed.

Rollingbrook Drive Baytown

Baytown man loses cash and chain to stranger ride

A Baytown man offered a lift to a stranger who claimed to be from Houston. After stopping at CiCi's Pizza the man returned to find money and a gold chain missing. The suspect is described as a well dressed black male, 5 feet 11 inches, medium build, clean shaven. no suspects.

Baytown Houston CiCi

Juvenile Caught Stealing at Sears San Jacinto Mall

Three teens attempted to stuff clothes into a large gray bag at Sears in San Jacinto Mall. A loss prevention officer stopped a Baytown-area girl. two others fled. Total brand-name items valued at 377 dollars. Police released the girl to her mother and seek identifications for the other two suspects.

Sears San Jacinto Mall Channelview Baytown

Lawmakers discuss alternatives to property taxes for school funding

Austin lawmakers weigh replacing the Robin Hood school finance method with new revenue ideas. Tax experts highlight Delaware Sub loophole costs, noting Dell and SBC among firms using it. Possible options include higher sales taxes, a soda tax, video lottery, VAT, and a state personal income tax.

Austin Delaware Texas Instruments Linda Dickens Joint Select Committee On Public Billy Hamilton Texas Dickens Hamilton Robin Hood Woot Press Prote Harry Cabluck James Lebas Texas Comptroller's Office Joint Select Committee On Public

Guerrillas Attack Police Station West of Baghdad

Guerrillas fired on a police station west of Baghdad wounding six Iraqis while a roadside bomb destroyed a US armored vehicle in Baghdad with no American casualties. In Ramadi two policemen and four civilians were wounded as insurgents struck near the Ramadi Police Directorate.

Baghdad Ramadi Samir Habib Iraq Jordan U.S James Thompson 1St Infantry Khaldiyah 3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment Husaybah 82Nd Airborne Division Nassir Wa al-Salaam Colin Powell

Texas ports see improved security says Dewhurst

Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and port officials report security at Texas ports is better than two years ago while urging more federal funding. Rohan Gunaratna warns terrorism remains a risk, citing vigilance, interagency cooperation, and aggressive al Qaida pursuit. Port of Houston Authority notes drills and training ongoing. $300 million in state funds above two years to bolster security.

Austin Texas David Dewhurst Dewhurst Houston Corpus Christi Rohan Gunaratna Gunaratna United States U.S al-Qaida Wade Battles Port of Houston Authority

Dean blasts Bush in Texas campaign stop in Dallas

Howard Dean criticized President Bush over the Iraq war, tax cuts, health care, and national division at a Dallas fundraiser. He called the tax plan a credit card presidency and accused Bush of misleading Americans about Saddam Hussein to justify war.

Dallas Howard Dean Bush Country Dean Vermont Bush Argentina Saddam Hussein Iraq

Moderate drinking linked to brain atrophy in middle age

A new Stroke study from Johns Hopkins suggests low to moderate alcohol use may be tied to brain atrophy in middle age and did not reduce stroke risk. Lead researcher Jingzheng Ding notes the findings conflict with claims of alcohol's cardiovascular benefits and acknowledges brain shrinkage was not directly measured in this work.

Dallas American Heart Association Stroke Jingzheng Ding Bloomberg School of Public Heath Johns Hopkins University Baltimore

Rush Limbaugh accused of doctor shopping for pills

Investigators raided Rush Limbaugh's doctors offices and filed warrants citing illegal drug use and doctor shopping for prescription painkillers. The search sought records such as prescription disbursements appointment schedules receipts and medical questionnaires from four doctors and related offices. Limbaugh denied wrongdoing on his radio program calling the probes a fishing expedition.

West Palm Beach Hla Rush Limbaugh Limbaugh Palm Beach

Rap and R B Dominate Charts and Grammys in 2003

Rap and R B artists led Billboard charts and Grammy nominations in 2003 with hits from 50 Cent and Beyonce. The top seller was 50 Cent while Beyonce drew major attention with several top ten songs. Grammy voters awarded multiple nominations across Beyonce Jay Z OutKast Pharrell Williams Missy Elliott Eminem Evanescence 50 Cent Luther Vandross and Warren Devon.

New York 50 Cent Beyonce Jay-Z OutKast Pharrell Willams Missy Elliott Eminem Evanescence Chad Huge Ricky Skaggs Justin Timberlake Luther Vandross Warren Devon

Annie Jones Moves Classmate Clip in First Grade Tale

Finley’s Tuesday column recalls a first grade classroom moment when Annie, a 47 pound student, removes a classmate’s behavioral clip leading to a discussion about roles. Becky explains she is the teacher and clarifies the routine. The piece hints at parental calls for severe behavior.

Annie Becky Annie Jones

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