Car Crash Injures Three on Ward Road Incident
Three people were injured when a car rear ended another on Ward Road around 11 30 p m Friday with Efraine Garza III Theresa Juarez and Sherry Albright sustaining injuries Garza and Juarez were said to be taken to Humana Hospital though the hospital has no record of treatment The other vehicle was driven by Teresa Naiser who was cited for following too close Police are investigating multiple burglaries including a home on Creekbend a car at a nightclub and a church theft with items such as jewelry clothing a drum set and a gun stolen.
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Ward Road
Efraine Frank" Garza III
Williams
Theresa Yvonne Juarez
Maryland
Sherry Kay Albright
Hafer
Garza
Ms. Juarez
Humana Hospital
Creekbend
Decker Drive
New Day Church
W. Murrill
Garth Road
M.E. Taylor Wrecker Service
Medical Records
Gulf Coast Hospital
La Porte City Council to meet in regular session
La Porte City Council will hold a regular session at 6 p.m. on December 7 at City Hall. Changes approved in January move meetings to the first and third Mondays at 6 p.m. Gulf Coast Hospital Auxiliary speaker Carolyn Craig will address members at 9:30 a.m. January 27 in the hospital conference room.
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la Porte
City Hall
Council
Carolyn Craig
Medicare
Gulf Coast Hospital
Gulf Coast Hospital Auxiliary
Planning Commission
Baytown
Planning’ Commission
Craig Street
Bolivian climbers reach wrecked Eastern jet on 21000-foot peak
Three veteran Bolivian mountaineers pressed toward the wreckage of an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 on a 21,000-foot Andean peak near La Paz, despite rain and bad weather. US officials say all 29 aboard are presumed dead.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Eastern Airlines
al Fey Andeani
Counsill Royce Fichte
Steve Leche
U.S
Bernardo Guarachi
Senators urge Shultz to press on arms control breach concerns
Three Republican senators urged Secretary Shultz to tell Gromyko that halting treaty violations is a precondition to serious negotiations. They cited 43 Soviet practices they say breach agreements and warned of past accusations. Reagan plans a Soviet compliance report next month. officials say radar and antiaircraft issues will be raised but not the central theme of the talks.
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Reagan
Shultz
Gromyko
Steven Symms
Idaho
John East
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Congress
Symms
East
Helms
Schuitz
Fireplace blamed for blaze at Crosby Cedar Bayou Road home
Unattended fireplace is believed to have caused a Friday morning fire that destroyed the Lee Ditta residence at 5430 Crosby Cedar Bayou Road in Capt. Bernard Olive's report. The two story frame house burned to the ground save for one wall. McNair volunteers and Baytown units aided water supply due to no local hydrants. The owner said he left a fire burning in the fireplace to go to the store before discovering smoke.
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Lee Ditta
Crosby Cedar Bayou Road
Bernard Olive
Baytown
McNair
Olive
Clive
Ditta
Troy McCauley
Briarwood
Jessie Hoke
Fire Administration
S. Main
Louis Bendette
Riggs
Mattox rules Texas newspaper tax constitutional
Attorney General Jim Mattox says the Texas sales tax on newspapers is constitutional. He notes the tax applies to generally applicable economic rules and does not violate the First Amendment. The law, passed in a summer special session, makes news carriers responsible for tax payments with support from distributors or suppliers.
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Mattox
Minnesota
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Texas
Glen Castlebury
Castlebury
Bob Bullock
Baytown Paper Publication Details and Rates
The notice lists publication details for a Baytown newspaper including address 301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 P.O. Box 90 and 77522, second class matter, published on weekdays and Sundays. Subscription rates: $4.85 per month or $58.20 per year by carrier. Single copy 25 cents daily or 50 cents Sunday. Mail rates on request. Represented nationally by Coastal Publications.
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Baytown
Texas
Otice
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Coastal Publications
Fortunes Shift As Discount Chains Outshine General Merchandisers
The Associated Press reports that upscale discount chains fared better than private label based general merchandisers in December. Kmart, Federated, Dayton Hudson, Wal Mart, Sears, J C Penney, Montgomery Ward, and Woolworth posted varied gains while weather and product mix weighed on hard goods. Analysts cited brand-name appeal and discount pricing as key factors.
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Associated Press
Kmart Corp
Federated Department Stores Inc
Dayton Hudson Corp
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Sears, Roebuck and Co
J.C. Penney Co
Montgomery Ward
F.W. Woolworth Co
David Taylor
Prudential Bache Securities Inc
Sears
Woolworth's
Kmart
Robert Brewer
K_mart
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Beech
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First Assembly ‘of God
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Sandra Harp
Mont
Shultz Ready
United States
U.S. Postal Service
Lamar
Robert Wayne Barron
Monica Boucher
Marion Johnson
Andy Kerr
Sun
Carrie Pryor
Tiye
Raptown Sun
Anyél
Educational Foundation For Foreign Study
Julie
Momproft
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