Gallegos Faces New Allegations and Residence Dispute
The suit accuses Senator Gallegos of a motel assault on Sept 20. Delgado, a former stripper, alleges the incident while a Houston police probe found the claim baseless. Gallagher says Gallegos cooperated and was exonerated, while Delgado has harassed contacts and sought his records. District 6 spans West Baytown area and nearby neighborhoods.
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Contested races noted in district realignment report
Democratic incumbent Nick Lampson shifts from District 9 to District 2 while unopposed incumbents Gene Greek in 29 and Ron Paul in 14 remain. Presidential hopefuls Kerry Edwards Dean Clark Sharpton and Kucinich appear among contested races.
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Plan considers land for extension road project changes
Developers owning the land for the extension gave the city a ten year window from the start of the engineering survey to build the road. Leiper said Baker would likely begin as a two lane road and later widen to four lanes with growth. In November the board authorized up to $25,000 to hire an engineering firm to study sewer line routes through the extension path.
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Baytown Talk Opinion Prompt on Baytown Sun Site
Readers are urged to visit wwwhbaytownsun com to share views by clicking Baytown Talk in the left navigation bar. The prompt invites public input on local topics and community issues through an online comment platform.
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Black History Month remarks honor past and progress
The May 1954 Supreme Court ruling desegregated U S schools, noted by Wright as a turning point. He recalls 80 years of Black History Month observance, a chance to credit both races for progress and heritage. Wright, a Duke-educated author and UT system administrator, urges ongoing advancement with Dondra Butler and Mike Brown underscoring education and inclusion.
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Comyn Leads GOP Push to Ban Gay Marriage Amendment
Senator John Comyn, Texas Supreme Court veteran who overturned sodomy laws, urges hearings on a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages. He chairs the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitution civil rights and property rights as conservatives push to require two thirds in Congress and three fourths state ratification. The push follows the Massachusetts ruling expanding rights for gays amid debate on civil unions and same sex weddings.
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Texas health insurance reform cuts premiums up to 38 percent
The Texas Department of Insurance reports that consumer choice plans reduce premiums by as much as 38 percent and increase coverage for more Texans. Insurance Commissioner Jose Montemayor said uninsured customers are buying the plans and the reform appears to be working.
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Halftime Stunt Provokes Flood of FCC Complaints
The FCC said more than 260,000 complaints were received about last weekend’s Super Bowl halftime show. Most targeted Janet Jackson’s one second breast flash, with other grievances focusing on the on stage dancing and Nelly’s crotch gesture. An email urged action against the perceived filth on TV.
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New job data sparks buying spree
New York AP reports stocks rose as traders shrugged off a disappointing January jobs number. Unemployment fell to 5.6 percent, 112000 jobs created, fueling a market rally led by the Dow up 0.9 percent to 10593.03. Nasdaq climbed 2.2 percent, S&P 500 up 1.3 percent, week gains broadening amid hopes for steady rates.
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Oil falls as funds take profits before OPEC meet
Crude oil futures closed nearly 2 percent lower in New York as large speculative funds sold to lock in gains from high gasoline prices. Analysts note gasoline strength as a driver of the selloff and say traders halted long positions ahead of OPEC's Feb. 10 meeting in Algiers to review output.
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