Police hunt robber who stole from Randall's Food Market
Police seek a 37 to 40 year old man, 5 ft 7 in, 160 pounds, with shoulder length brown hair, who threatened a clerk at Randall's Food Market 3501 Garth Road and took about 1000 dollars in cash in a brown corduroy jacket. Witnesses describe a maroon Chevrolet and fleeing toward Rollingbrook. Separate thefts include a 18 to 20 year old black male linked to a 150 dollar Jones 7 11 robbery and a 90 dollar signal splitter theft from Bill's Video by a black male in his mid 40s.
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Randall’s Food Market
Garth Road
Roltinngbrook
Jones
Garth
Ward Road
Burglaries Hit Homes With Valued Losses Across City
A theft spree reported in several incidents includes a videocassette recorder, compact disc player, stereo, watch, ring, and phone radio totaling 3528 stolen from a Nor thbend residence between 7 30 am and 5 30 pm Friday. A $200 AM FM radio vanished from Tri City Beach Road between 1 25 and 1 40 pm Friday. Three wallets disappeared from Lee College Social Science Building 511 St Whiting between 1 and 2 pm Friday. Police logged 11 minor accidents citywide between 9 am and 5 pm Friday.
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Northbend
Tri- City Beach Road
Lee College Social Science
St. Whiting
Reagan seeks end to federal auto fuel economy rules
Ford Motor Co and General Motors Corp welcomed Reagan’s plan to end the fuel economy standards citing potential job savings and lower sticker prices. Chrysler Corp and private groups disputed the move saying it would end a key energy-saving program. The 1986 to 1988 standards set a fleet average of 26 mpg. The president’s competitiveness package argues the rules burden U.S. manufacturers and distort the economy.
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Washington
Reagan
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Congress
Airline drug testing gains broad support in Senate panel
The AP reports quick movement through a Senate Commerce Committee for a bill requiring random drug tests for airline and railroad workers. Labor leaders oppose the measure, telling witnesses that their stance remains strong as senators from both parties press for mandatory testing.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
James Exon
D-Neh
City brush pickup set for week of Feb 23 27
City brush pickup for the week of February 23 through 27 will start early Monday along James Bowie Bowie Additions Eva Maud Millydale Plumwood Jones Addition Kilgore Road Roseland Oaks East Texas East Pearce East Gulf East Humble East Republic South First through South Eighth streets to East Texas Avenue and Harper Wynnewood and Lawndell Additions to South Main. Crews travel each street once and require items cut by 7 30 a m. Appliances and unwanted items allowed except ashes and building materials. Place trash in secured disposable container and separate piles for appliances and brush.
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Brush
James Bowie
Bowie
Eva Maud
Millydale
Plumwood
Jones
Kilgore Road
Roseland Oaks
East Texas
East Pearce
East Gulf
East Humble
East Republic
South First
South Eighth Streets
East Texas Avenue
Harper, Wynnewood and Lawndell
South Main
Emergency official tours Exxon's Baytown plant
Health, Safety and Chemical Regulations chief for the Chemical Manufacturers Association visits Exx on Chemical in Baytown. Scott Joublane guides the tour and discusses CAER integration with Baytown Emergency Management director Fletcher Hickerson and Exxon engineer Ken Hill. CAER aims to improve city and industry emergency response planning.
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Joe Kelley
Chemical Manufacturers Association
Exxon Chemical
Baytown
Scott Joublane
Kelley
Fletcher Hickerson
Exxon Engineering
Ken Hill
Hickerson
Hill
CAER
Gulf Coast Hospital to modernize facilities and services
Gulf Coast Hospital administrator Larry Hough announced a renovation and equipment upgrade strategy to meet aging population needs and a shift toward outpatient care. Improvements focus on ophthalmology, women’s health, and a redesigned Women’s Center with four LDRP suites featuring jacuzzis to ease childbirth.
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Mary Wooley
Gulf Coast Hospital
Larry Hough
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Harris County
San Jacinto Mall
Rice University
Hough
Women’s Center For Life
Crosby
Highlands
Dayton
Liberty
Baytown
la Porte
Baytown Sun publication notice and rates
Baytown Sun is a daily paper published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with postal designation 77522 and mail rates on request. Subscription via carrier 5.30 monthly 63.60 yearly single copy 25 cents daily 50 cents Sunday. Represented nationally by Coastal Publications.
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Baytown
Texas
Community notices and events from Baytown area February items
Local notices list funeral details for Carrie E. Judkins of Baytown with burial in Cushing. A Robert E Lee High School Parent Association meeting is set for Feb 24. Beach City Council meets Feb 24 to discuss mutual aid and a bird sanctuary workshop. LC presents college goals at Moser Hall Feb 24. SOS Singles Outreach Service meets Feb 23. Highlands softball signup Feb 24 and 28. Anahuac and Oak Island fire response noted. Baytown Women's Center offers free support groups. Mont Belvieu Council meets Feb 23. COPD support group meets Feb 23 at San Jacinto Hospital. RE Lee class of 1937 to meet Feb 23 for 50th reunion planning. Porcelain Guild demo Feb 24. Library exhibit runs through March. Catfish Pond Seminar Feb 24. Channel 8 tele-auction contributions sought by March 4.
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Navarre
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Cushing
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Lee College
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LC Counseling Center
SOS
Angie Rios
Highlands Sports Association
Highlands Volunteer Fire Department
San Jacinto
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Nebbo Street
Oak Island
Baytown Area
Mont Belvieu
Avenue A
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Plaza
Robert Sosa
Willadene Hines
North Jones
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Dorothy Harrison
Porcelain Guild
Marilyn Willis
Porcelain Guild of
Esther Hoffpaulr
Virginia Langley
Brenda Little Munsch
Sterling Municipal Library
Winnie-Stowell
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Channel 8
Edith Old
Baytown Shrine Club
DuraSoft
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Goose Creek Center
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