Baytown woman jailed after false stolen vehicle report
A 35-year-old Baytown woman told police her car was stolen from Nolan Road but investigators found the theft occurred three days earlier in Mexico. She was charged with filing a false report and jailed.
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Baytown
Nolan Road
Mexico
Vehicle burglaries at Red Lobster on I 10 area
About 12 50 p m Monday a truck owner reported $3700 in power and hand tools stolen while he ate lunch at Red Lobster in the 4700 block of Interstate 10. Baytown police logged 27 offense reports from Monday to Tuesday mornings covering three auto thefts one burglary of a building two auto burglaries one case of criminal mischief two thefts two forgeries and seven miscellaneous cases.
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Garth Road
Casa Ford
Interstate 10
4700
Baytown
Texas SBA approves half billion in Ike disaster loans
SBA Houston district director Manuel R. Gonzalez announced $500.9 million in federal low interest disaster loans for Texas homeowners renters and businesses affected by Hurricane Ike. Since the disaster declaration SBA has approved $388.9 million for 7,483 homeowners and renters and $112 million for 1,097 businesses and nonprofits. Deadlines extended to Feb 6 for property damage. multiple disaster recovery centers and outreach centers offer in person help with loan applications and questions.
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Sacramento
Manuel R. Gonzalez
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Houston
Texas
Gonzalez
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Gonzales
Baytown Building Permits Logged for Jan 1 8
Baytowns Inspection Division lists permits valued at 393000 for Jan 1 through Jan 8 including 112812 for new residences and 72500 for commercial add ons. Notable filings include Add & Remodel Store at 2110 James Bowie Drive for 32500 and New Life Brace & Limb medical offices at 1666 W Baker with 46000.
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Cial
James Bowie Drive
Lakhvinder Macke
Coast Land
New Medical Office
Baker Ste B
New Life Brace & Limb
Robertson Custom Homes Inc
Immigrant Health Act placed on House table
Representative Gene Green introduced the Immigrant Children's Health Improvement Act to allow states to cover legal immigrant children in Medicaid and SCHIP and lift the five year ban. The bill, to accompany SCHIP renewal, aims to expand health coverage for 400 000 to 600 000 immigrant children and pregnant women.
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Washington, D.C
Gene Green
House of Representatives
SCHIA
United States
ICHIA
Green
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