Police nab two Baytown women in marijuana raid
Acting on a confidential informant tip, Baytown police secured a narcotic warrant for 3303 Illinois and found 297.8 grams of marijuana in the master bedroom. Irma Sanchez, 31, was arrested for felony possession, bond $2,000, while Margaret Selma, 28, was wanted on a probation violation for forgery. Also charged: Dwayne Maurice Addison, 24, with three counts of forgery, bond $30,000, tied to forged checks totaling $1,277.98. Police reported additional thefts including videocassette recorders from James Bowie Elementary and a pickup taken from Humana Hospital. In Dayton, 30-year-old Joseph Mouton was jailed on murder charges after Shirley Jean Perry was shot at Payne's Barbecue House. bond set at $20,000.
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Baytown
Illinois
Irma Sanchez
230Th District Court
James Bowie
Clayton
Humana Hospital
Bowie School Drive
Dayton
Liberty County
Joseph Mouton
Shirley Jean Perry
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Prater
Mouton
Payne
Saw Mill Road
Black Jack Street
Yettie Kersting Memorial Hospital
Barrett Station man charged after deputy shooting outside home
Harris County deputies identified 51yearold Ertis Alfred as the suspect in the shooting of 42yearold Louie Rogers, an offduty deputy. Rogers remained listed in serious condition at Hermann Hospital while a $30000 bond was set. the incident occurred near Enchanted Path after a highspeed pursuit and a vehicle crash.
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Barrett Station
Barrett
Harris County Reserve Sheriffs
Harris County Sheriff's
Ertis Alfred
Louie Rogers
Bondon Alfred
176Th District
Harris County District Clerk's Office
Rogers
Houston
Hermann Hospital
Enchanted Path
Life Flight
Woman burned as gasoline ignites in Baytown home
Almana Rodriguez aged 39 sustained burns to her right arm and both feet when gasoline placed near a water heater ignited while she cleaned walls at 1316 Pine. She dropped the burning container in the living room. fire caused about 4000 dollars in damage. Jose Mendoza received first aid for a cut finger.
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Baytown
Almana Rodriguez
Garrison Keillor ends Prairie Home Companion run
ST PAUL AP The Lake Wobegon program will cease this spring after 13 years on public radio. Garrison Keillor said he wants to resume the life of a shy writer, tired and ready to stop. The show extends to 275 AP affiliates and draws the largest audience among public radio programs. Adrienne Barbeau encounters a misinformed fan in Los Angeles amid opening of Strange Snow at La Mirada Theatre.
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Public Radio
Lake Wobegon
Keillor
Lake Wobegon Days
American Public Radio
MPR
Rodney Dangerfield
Miss Barbeau
la Mirada Civic Theatre
Orange County
Steve Metcalfe
Bea Arthur
Maude
San Antonio man found guilty of abducting and raping woman
Michael James Boyd, 26, was convicted for abducting a woman outside a service station restroom, dragging her into a field, and assaulting her with slaps, kicks, a pistol whip, and rape on August 14. He faces up to 99 years in prison.
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San Antonio
Michael James Boyd
West Texas fight to block Hudspeth dump escalates
Opponents of a proposed low level radioactive waste dump in Hudspeth County vow to contest every phase of the licensing process up to the Supreme Court. BE Paso County opposes the site and to challenge the plan through Texas Radiation Advisory Board and state health authorities.
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EL Paso
Hudspeth County
West Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Darcy Frownfelter
Frownfelter
Texas Department of Health
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun is listed as a second class matter newspaper at the Baytown Texas Post Office 77522 under a 1879 act. It publishes afternoons Monday through Sunday from 130 Memorial Drive and 77520 with P O Box 90. Subscription by carrier is 5.30 monthly 43.60 yearly single copy 25 cents daily 50 cents Sunday mail rates on request Coast Publications handles national representation.
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Baytown
Texas
Community Notices and Meeting Schedules Highlight February Events
Baytown Hill trustees discuss agenda at 7 30 p m Feb 17 in the administration building board room. Baytown Teenage Baseball Association moves to Wayne Gray Center 6 30 p m Feb 17. Chambers County Appraisal District directors meet 7 p m Feb 16 Anahuac Annex Building. Baytown Area Water Authority meets 8 a m Feb 17 at City Hall with plant manager Herb Thomas report and pending litigation session. Ladies Auxiliary crafts sale Feb 2 9 a m to 4 p m at American Legion Post 658 Crosby to benefit Charley Cream cancer fund. Bowling for Kids Sake Feb 28 Emerald Bowl Houston call 428 8470. Chambers County Commissioners Court work session Feb 19 9 30 a m Courthouse Anahuac. St Pauls Methodist fish fry Feb 28 1 0 a m 2 p m and 3 0 p m 6 p m at 7915 Bayway Dr donations 5 adults 2 50 children. Rev Paul Cain preaches Feb 22 10 a m and 7 p m Word of Faith Outreach Center Dayton call 456 0919 258 7677.
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Baytown Area Water Authority
City Hall
Market
BAWA
Herb Thomas
Angleton General Mechanical Co
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Past
Crosby
Charley Cream
ST. Paul's Methodist Church
Bayway Drive
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Dwayne Maurice Addison
Beaumont
Scarborough
Addison
351St District
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East Baker
Dorris
Wisconsin
Harris County
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Baker
Decker
Shady Hilt
Pat, Stambaugh-Morrett
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Howard Brister
Jean Nebel
Baytown League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Sun Staff
Angie Bracey
Los Angeles
Adrienne Barbeau
Amarillo
Earnest Douglass
Douglass
Huntsville
California
Texas Department of Corrections
The
Baytown Sun
H&h
Hotchkiss & Hrabina New Business
Hwy
John Deere
Sensation
Stibt Wheelhorse
Snapper Shindaiwa Kohler
Green Machine
Briggs & Stratton
Tecumseh
Baytown West Town Center
Baytown Teenage Baseball Association
Wayne Gray Center
Chambers County Appraisal District
Chambers County
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Bowling For Kids
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Bowling For Kids’ Sake
Emerald Bowl
Boone’ Road
Chambers County Commissioners Court
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