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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2009
Page
3
Dr. Michael Murphy says the gift will bolster the colleges petrochemical focus as the ExxonMobil Lee College Process Technology Program becomes the largest offerings. He notes ongoing faculty involvement in requesting targeted support and strengthening programs.
The ULDC continuation covers alterations to LI zone uses and the need for similar affected-entity lists. Members push for greater code flexibility to shield residents while aiding land and business owners, citing post disaster recovery. City Council set Feb 26 to clarify the task force mission restricting updates to zoning uses and regulations.
Police report two thefts on Garth Road. Thieves swiped $12,000 in household goods, including bath tubs and pipe fittings, from a site in the 6100 block. A 2001 green Ford Windstar with TXL NCS167 was stolen from a parking lot in the 4400 block.
Between 6 a.m. Wednesday and 6 a.m. Thursday Baytown police logged 29 offense reports and handled incidents including three assaults one auto theft four burglaries one burglary of motor vehicle two criminal mischief cases one forgery and six thefts. Officers arrested 11 people on charges from other jurisdictions and responded to six traffic accidents.
Officer chased a suspect southbound on Garth Road. Davis fled, exited a car on Hillhurst Drive wielding a 9mm pistol but was detained without incident. Estrella says the incident prevented a major harm. DA notes prior violence and a recent protective order request.
MITCHELL expresses excitement to fill Wanda’s 14 year role as Baytown Historical Museum origins unfold from 1970 when Baytown sought a museum site. W. C. Jackson formed the Bay Area Historical Society in 1975 to fund and locate a home, then the Market Street Exxon Credit Union building became the site in 1977, later moving to 220 W. Defee in 1985.
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