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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1985

Page

2

Man sought in assault of Baytown girl

Baytown police search for a white male in his late 20s accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year old girl at a northwest Baytown home around 4 am Tuesday. The suspect fled after threatening the girl with a knife, and the victim was taken for a rape kit at Humana Hospital Baytown. The suspect is described as 4 7 to 5 10, 140 to 150 pounds with blue or hazel eyes and dark hair, wearing dark clothes and a white ski vest.

Baytown Highlands Humana Hospital Baytown

Man charged in clinic bombings in Pensacola Florida

A second man, James Thomas Simmons, surrendered as a suspect in the four abortion clinic bombings. Matthew J. Goldsby, charged with three Christmas Day explosions and a June 25 blast, says he opposed abortion on religious grounds. Both men, from Cantonment near Pensacola, attended the First Assembly of God Church. no anti abortion protest activity found. Simmons faces 16 counts of federal firearms and explosives violations. Goldsby faces similar charges. The attacks caused 375000 in damage but no injuries. The Army of God claimed responsibility for related blasts in the East and Midwest.

Pensacola Fla Matthew J. Goldsby James Thomas Simmons Glazer Simmons Goldsby Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Cantonment Florida First Assembly of God Church Pensacola Glass Co Washington D.C Army of God East Coast Division Washington Times Killerin Army of God East Midwest Illinois FBI Ron Hoverson Two Mile Ladies Center Bo Bagenholm William Permenter

Crawfish Marketing Seminar Set in Winnie Jan 21

Jefferson County Crawfish Committee hosts a seminar January 21 at the Winnie Stowell Community Building in Winnie. Texas A&M experts Jim Davis and Mike Haley present on air freight mechanics packaging live crawfish and marketing strategies with a 10 dollar door fee including boiled crawfish drinks and materials.

Jefferson County Crawfish Winnie-Stowell Winnie Jim Davis Texas A&m University Mike Haley Texas A&m Robert Nailon Marine Chambers Jefferson Counties Call Nailon

Service notices and meetings in Baytown area

Notices include Cora Brown funeral services in Palestine with Navarre's Paul A Lee Funeral Home handling arrangements. Service League of Baytown meets January 4 at 9 15 a m. Kiwanis Baytown meets January 3 at noon. Beach City Council meets January 4 to discuss expenditures and budgeted funds to Tri City Beach Volunteer Fire Department. Tax seminar January 4 at Wyatt's Cafeteria in Pasadena with $50 fee and lunch, call for reservations.

Cora Brown Palestine Hassel-Foster Funeral Home Brown Baytown Clarence Brown Navarre Paul A. Lee Beach West Chambers County Tri-City Beach Volunteer Fire Department Texas Association OF Public Accountants Andi Wyatt Spencer Highway Pasadena Joe Johnston Frank Hollibaugh Harris County

Nuclear arms race widens with new systems and plans

The United States and Soviet Union expand their triad with new missiles, bombers, and subs. The U S tests the MX ICBM and adds 100 warheads to Minuteman, while Titan I is retired. Soviets deploy Typhoon subs and add two new missile types. Both sides push stealth tech, cruise missiles, and enhanced command control amid rapid modernization.

United States U.S Reagan Congress Air Force Pentagon Carter Northrop Reagan Administration

Weather woes push Texas holiday toll higher

The Associated Press reports at least 30 people died on Texas highways during the New Year holiday period, with a final tally expected near 41. DPS officials cited severe weather in North and West Texas, noting improving cooperation on drinking and driving. Multiple local deaths are listed in Hidalgo, Hidalgo, Wood, Cherokee and Navarro counties, with national totals reaching 338 deaths nationwide over the weekend.

Associated Press Texas Department of Public Safety DPS David Wells Seige Wells Victoriana Alvarez Roma Pharr Hidalgo County Mission Annie Birdson Winnsboro Henry McCain Bullard Mount Selmon Cherokee County Billy Hugh Fullerton Corsicana Navarro County Corbet National Safety Council

Fire damages Fid dler’s Restaurant on Interstate 10

Baytown Fire Department spent hours battling rekindled flames at Fid dler’s Restaurant between Thompson and John Martin Road. Firefighter captain notes heavy timber construction and collapsed sections hindered extinction. Fire Marshal investigates the cause amid earlier morning damage. A 1976 Ford owned by Maria Rodriguez was also destroyed after the car’s carburetor was removed.

Baytown Highlands McNair Harris County Maria Rodriguez Pamela

Funeral services for Wendell J Stanton 17 Highlands

Funeral services for Wendell John Stanton 17 of Highlands are set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel in Baytown with Duane Dennis officiating. Stanton, a student at Ross Sterling High School, died Saturday from injuries after a shooting accident when he fell into a man with a pistol. The shooter, inspecting the weapon, thought it unsafe and discharged while breaking his fall. He is survived by his father Calvin A Stanton and grandmother Geneva Mobley. Burial will be at SPJST Cemetery in Crosby. Earthman Funeral Home in Baytown directed services.

Wendell John Stanton Highlands Earthman Funeral Home Chapel Baytown Duane Dennis Stanton Ross 5 Calvin A. Stanton Geneva Mobley SPJST Crosby Earthman Funeral Home

Baytown Post Office Information and Rates

Public notice pane lists second class matter status at Baytown Texas Post Office 77522. Publication details include address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77520 and PO Box 90 77522. Rates shown: carrier 4.85 monthly 58.20 yearly single copy 25 cents daily 50 cents Sunday.

Baytown Texas Memorial Drive Coastal Publications

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