Cheaper by the Dozen tops Baytown Christmas lineup
In Baytown Christmas cinema, Cheaper by the Dozen led a two screen premiere at Premiere Cinema 11 with 517 tickets sold on Thursday. The Steve Martin Bonnie Hunt family comedy beat Paycheck Peter Pan and Cold Mountain amid mixed reviews from rottentomatoes.com.
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Three More Soldiers Die in Iraq Attacks
In Iraq, two soldiers were killed in Baquba and another in Balad as rebels attacked a convoy and detonated a roadside bomb. A fourth soldier was wounded earlier but returned fire. two insurgents were killed.
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Post-Christmas Sales At San Jacinto Mall Draw Shoppers
Baytown shoppers flocked to San Jacinto Mall Friday for post Christmas bargains. JC Penney reports long lines at 7:15 am with sweaters sweat clothes and Christmas merchandise flying off shelves. Store managers note holiday sales beat last year and predict continued demand in uncertain economy. See page 5A for details.
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Privatization Proposal Stirs Texas Mental Health Debate
Local mental health officials weigh a state law privatization change that could shift services from MHMRA clinics to private providers. Supporters claim more choice and efficiency. critics warn patients may be left with unreliable access if privatizers pull out for profit.
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Mad cow disease could hit US beef industry hard
Washington reports in 2001 that the Bush administration warned Congress the beef sector may lose about 15 billion dollars. Officials had feared up to 300,000 cows could be culled if BSE spread, though safeguards reduced that risk. Former USDA official William Hueston cautioned more cases might appear. FDA deputy commissioner Berard Schwetz noted March 2001 developments.
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Officials quarantine calves of slaughtered mad cow disease case
U S agri culture officials quarantined the offspring of the Holstein cow that tested positive for mad cow disease amid a drive to reassure the public on food safety while a global ban on U S beef persists. The recall of more than 10,000 pounds of meat from the implicated plant continues, with quarantines affecting two Washington farms. President Bush will continue to eat beef as health concerns are addressed.
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