Police beat sparks Baytown arrests in early Friday incident
Neighbors reporting suspicious activity led to three men jailed in Baytown early Friday. Ernesto Mendoza 31 faced felony charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and theft tied to a stolen 1979 Ford F-150. Richard Louis Young 35 faced cocaine and marijuana charges with bond set at 10,000 and 800 respectively, along with a companion.
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Richard Louis Young
Croft Glen
Houston
Mendoza
Indian Trail
Decker Drive
Department of Public Safety
J.H. Calaway
D.G. Webb
Interstate 10
San Jacinto River Bridge
Young
Baytown
Clayton
San Jacinto Mall
North Alexander
North Main
San Antonio
Bay Plaza
Carver
Obituary notices and community notices from Baytown area
Former Baytown resident Doris Hill Hargus dies in Houston hospital on December 26. Funeral services set for December 29 at Sacred Heart Co Cathedral with a rosary December 28 at Barttman Funeral Home. Survivors include her mother, siblings in Baytown and Houston. Also listed are charity benefits and service notices for local organizations, GED class offerings, day care and church programs with contact numbers. Services pending for Gene Dunaway.
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Hargus
Baytown
Doris Hill Hargus
Houston
Sacred Heart Co- Cathedral
Barttman Funeral Home
C.W. Hill
Johnny Hill
Gloria Gentry
Margaret O'Sullivan
Harper
Earthman Funeral Home
Gene Dunaway
Brazil
AIDS infection find may mean prevention
Researchers in France and England report the AIDS virus attaches to a CD4 protein on key immune cells and kills them, potentially guiding the development of antibodies or other blocks to infection. Britain’s Robin Weiss and U S experts discuss implications while noting the findings illuminate how HIV damages the immune system.
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New York
France
England
Robin Weiss
Weiss
Robert Galio
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Institute of Cancer Research
London
Nature
United States
Centers For Disease Control
Atanta
Bush to Seek Reagan Meeting With Texas Oilmen
U S Rep elect Beau Boulter says Vice President Bush will urge President Reagan to meet with independent Texas oil and gas producers furious over a proposed tax reform. Boulter told reporters in Texas that the administration plans could end energy independence by taxing new domestic production out of existence and urged a meeting to address independent operators concerns.
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Wichita Falls
George Bush
Reagan
Texas
U.S
Beau Boulter
Boulter
Amarillo
Bush
Air Force II
Independent of and Gas
North Texas Oil and Gas Association
Washington
New Year’s closures at J C Penney and area offices
New Year’s Day closings affect J C Penney stores open 11 am to 5 pm Tuesday. Dayton Liberty Mont Belvieu and La Porte city offices trash pickup altered with Wednesday or Friday pickups. Administrative offices at Exxon Mcabay Gulf and U S Steel observe Tuesday holiday. The Baytown Sun offices close early Tuesday.
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Main
J.C. Penney Co
Dayton
Liberty
Mont Belvieu
la Porte
City of
la Porte City
Exxon
Mcbay
Gulf
U.S. Steel
Baytown Sun
Plane crash near Houston ends in wooded area
Johnson described Instrument Flying as not turbulent and said the plane just fell out of the sky and broke into a million pieces after crashing. It struck two large trees, traveled about 400 feet into a wooded area, and came to rest. The craft was bound for Clover Field south of Houston. The NTSB office in Washington will issue a formal ruling on the cause in about six months.
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Johnson
Clover Field
Houston
NTSB
Washington
Major effort to cut Texas poor health care costs begins
In Austin the Department of Human Resources launches Project on Health Care Policy Alternatives to review Medicaid costs. Officials plan by January 1986 to reform hospital reimbursements and tighten spending while preserving access for over 600,000 Texans eligible for Medicaid.
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Austin
Department of Human Resources
Livingston Rosberg
Department
Texas
Marlin Johnston
Rosberg
Houston
Johnston
Airport executive nets tons of donated food
Houston leader Paul B. Joseph mobilizes a coast-to-coast effort to ship 50 tons of dry food to Ethiopia. Omega Aviation storage, Rowan Companies 707 flight, YMCA dropoffs, Continental staff collection, and CBN volunteers converge to aid famine relief as Joseph plans to travel to Africa to finish the mission.
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Houston
Paul B. Joseph
Joseph
Hobby Airport
Ethiopia
Robert Salinas
Omega Aviation Services Inc
Salinas
Rowan Companies Inc
YMCA
Hobby
Africa
Continental Airlines
Mel Caranza
Christian Broadcast Network
CBN
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Dennis R. Brewer
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Antonio Tristan
Pamela
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JPY
Crippled Children’s
Baytown Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
San Jacinto Council
Columbus— Hall
N. Main
Pure Texas Band
Wall
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center
Greater St. Luke Baptist Church
Jones Road
Highlands
Clamees ‘Clauss
Gayle Boisture
BCADA
Dick Rabinow
Pagel
The
Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
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