Baytown Man Faces Federal Charges Over Fraudulent FEMA Claim
Mitchell Viator, 46, was arrested at his Charles Place home after Baytown detectives and a DHS Office of Inspector General agent filed two mail fraud counts and one false claim charge related to a Hurricane Ike FEMA claim. No further details were released.
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Teen Lee High pupil enters Baytown mayoral race
Ali Cuellar an 18 year old Lee High School senior launched a challenge to incumbent Baytown mayor Stephen DonCarlos creating a two man race. Cuellar said democracy requires choice and picked up his ballot application after being encouraged by a teacher. City Clerk Kauthie Darnell noted Cuellar filed the application soon after obtaining it. DonCarlos acknowledged a race is unusual for someone so young but said he is curious about Cuellar's ideas and platform.
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Amnesty Days Set Before Baytown Warrant Roundup
The Baytown City Marshal's office and Baytown Police will start an aggressive warrant round-up in March. Ahead of the operation the Baytown Municipal Court will hold two Amnesty Days, one on Friday and another on March 6, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. See warrants on page 5A.
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Holocaust survivor speaks out after 40 years delay
Al Marts, a teen forced to work for the German war effort, survived Auschwitz Mauthausen Melk and Ebensee. Speaking at Baytown Rotary, he recalls hiding his trauma for decades before sharing his testimony to honor victims and educate others. He credits a Texas City teacher for urging him to speak.
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Former Chambers County judge dies at 77 in Anahuac
Guy Cade Jackson III former Chambers County judge and civic leader died Monday at 77 in Anahuac. Born August 16 1931 in San Antonio he married Linda Cummins in 1961 and leaves three children including Guy Robert Jackson mayor of Anahuac plus a grandson and brother James Robert Jackson. He graduated Anahuac High School 1948 Texas A&M 1952 and UT 1958 with a law degree and was active in multiple organizations during college and in his legal career.
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