Holiday Break-In Spree Hits Bavianians Over Christmas
Police logged a string of burglaries and thefts during the Christmas weekend across Bavianians. Victims include James at his apartment with stereo equipment and firearms valued at about 340 dollars, Gary Richards whose home loss included a color TV and jewelry with a vehicle stolen and recovered, Ronald Quebedeaux whose truck suffered a taped theft and tire damage totaling 150 dollars, and others reporting a Suzuki jeep parts, garage raiding, and a bank change box containing about 100 dollars. The incidents spanned Wednesday to Friday nights and involved multiple locations and items.
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Dale Carr
James
Gary Richards
Adams
Ronald Quebedeaux
Evergreen Road
Northwood
Wilbert Winkleman
Grate Mobile
N. Alexander
Mark A. Webb
Sterling
Lost Black Poodle On Fourth Street
Well groomed male black poodle lost near Fourth Street. If seen, call 4229237.
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Fourth Street
Five Hurt In Holiday Baytown Accidents Report
Five persons were injured in four Baytown police investigated crashes over the holiday weekend. Peggy Benoit 20 of 215 yel Stimpson was rushed to Baytown Medical Center. Gladys Masher 3314 Wisconsin rear ended on Alexander near a red light. Anita Halford 39 was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital after sliding into a ditch on Bob Smith Road in slick conditions. No charges in that crash. Stephen McGee 22 of Deer Park and Samuel Braun 23 of 100 Missouri were hospitalized after a Defee and Fourth wreck. Kenneth Stevens 29 Winnie eastbound on Defee collided with McGee who ran a stop signal. Braun a Stevens passenger. Ward 19, 4015 Ruecvan, hurt in another Alexander crash. Ward’s car rear-ended by Chiles 4103 Tulsa. Police blame following too close. Ward faces no charge.
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Baytown
Peggy Jo Benoit
Stimpson
Baytown Medical Center
Alexander
Isust Fayle
Frank Fallbright
Gladys J. Masher
Wisconsin
Benoit
Fullbright
Bob Smith
Anita Halford
James A. Halford
Kettering
Gulf Coast Hospital
Acciden
James Powell
Halford
Defee
Stephen C. McGee
Deer Park
Samuel Braun
Missouri
Fulbright
Kenneth M. Stevens
Winnie
McGee
Stevens
Braun
McGree
T 'Fullbright
Fawn Elaine Ward
Ruecvan
Olficer Powell
Ricky L. Chiles
Tulsa
Okla
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co
New
Services Held For Former Exxon Guard
Former Exxon refinery plant security guard Les Young, 77, of Cleveland died Saturday in a Cleveland hospital. He served with the Harris County Sheriff's Office in the early 1940s, then worked at Baytown's Exxon refinery, later moving to Cleveland. He is survived by his wife Ruth Young of Cleveland, a grandson Arlene Young of Rosenberg, and a great grandson Gary Young of Rosenberg. Burial was in Cleveland City Cemetery.
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Pauline
Les
Young
Manuel
Edith Young
A.m
Pace Stancil
Pepper Young
Funeral Chanel
Nighlande
Wescence Wees Eaeeraeet Young
Cleveland City
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Cemetery
Baytown
Sheriff's Department
Exxon
Ruth Young
Arlene Young
Rosenberg
Gary Young
Burnham
Harris County Mobile Health Unit
Channelview
Grace Lutheran Church
Ridson
Sheldon
Richard
Linda Serbe
Tidelands Hospital
Glenn Wilson
Willis
Gary Ellison
Sonny Olson
Tidelands
Lions Club
Kevin
Dennis Howard
Shawn
Scott Blick
Reba Allen
Carol Newcomb
Tickets Available for Ui Astro Bluebonnet Bowl
Four tickets remain for the Ui Astro Bluebonnet Bowl with contact details 422-8396 for more information.
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Ui Astro Bluebonnet Bowl
Tor
Christmas Dinner Plans Highlight Channelview Seniors Event
North Channel seniors hosted Yale Dinner activities at a Christmas gathering coordinated by the Ladies Auxiliary and conservation chair. The event featured a handmade quilt by Mrs. Blanche Bracewell and charity baskets, with registration and college outreach details for Channelview residents.
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North Channel
Yale
North
Harvey Brown
Ladies Conservation
Eagle Lodge
Dick Park
Imas
Blanche Bracewell
Porter F
Channelview
Clark
Lucille Spring
Santo Hathcock
Cinto College
Jtne
Avalde
City council debates tax moratorium terms and fairness
City officials discuss setting Jan 1 contract dates matching the tax year and reducing the moratorium from seven to about three years. The shift from a 76-24 to an 80-20 ratio draws debate over fairness among industries and pro-rata payments when contracts lapse. Council members argue projects should not be delayed for tax breaks.
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Jody R. Lander
Cannon
U. S. Steel
Lander
Trouble on Chinese farms presses global trade
AP wires report from Xinhua cites capitalist farming decline hindering Chinese agriculture amid tensions. In Texas, a cold front lowers temps into the 20s West, 30s elsewhere as a cool snap moves south. Texas holiday violence tallies reach 46 with traffic, shootings, stabbings and fires. Broadway Limited derailment near Downingtown sends 36 to hospitals with minor injuries. Andrew Young picked as U.N. ambassador says USVietnam ties could curb China and boost trade.
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Tokyo
China
Hsinhua
Anahuac Man Killed Crossing Interstate 10
Anahuac man Johnny Lewis, 60, was killed Christmas Day when struck by an east bound car on Interstate 10 two miles west of Farm Road 563. Trooper Richard Langford said Lewis was attempting to cross to visit relatives. no charges were filed against the Orange driver.
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Anahuac
Johnny Lewis
Richard Langford
Lewis
Langford
Three 20-game winners in 1976 led by Jim Palmer
In 1976 the American League featured three 20-game winners, headlined by Jim Palmer with 22 victories for the Baltimore Orioles. The four living ex vice presidents were Hubert Humphrey Spiro Agnew Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
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Baltimore Orioles
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
Gerald, Ford
Property tax study draft faces implementation hurdles
Blair argues creating a single tax office needs qualified people from across the state. He says staffing districts will require recruiters from long time school districts, though many are reluctant to leave. He favors better tools and expects changes to the tax code, though unsure the draft will be adopted.
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Blair
Property Tax Study Committee
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