Police thwart home invasion and mistreatment claim in Baytown
A 15 year old girl reported two black men entered her northeast Baytown home after school Monday. She fled upstairs and said one suspect blocked the door while another followed into her bedroom where she was mistreated. She sought help from a neighbor. Police later jailed a man on gambling promotion charges and reported multiple burglaries and thefts in the area.
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Baytown
Nike
Chambers County
Jimmy Clayton Tippett
Exxon
Tippett
Wal-Mart Baytown offers 31000 scholarship for seniors
Wal Mart Store in Baytown plans to award a 31000 scholarship to a high school senior. Lane Hoage, store manager, says one scholarship will go to a student planning college after graduation. Applications judged by community leaders. deadline via school counselors by February. Wal Mart nationwide grants exceed 755 scholarships.
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Wal-Mart
Baytown
Lane Hoage
Hoage
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Bentonville
Ark
Hall of Port Arthur Native Leads Community Involvement
Hall, a Port Arthur native and former student at Hall attended Lamar University and the University of Houston. He served two years in the U.S. Air Force and is a deacon at Second Baptist Church. He belongs to Baytown Masonic Lodge No 321 and the National Eagle Scout Association. As a former district chairman for the Boy Scouts of America in 1971 and a scoutmaster for three years, he has held various district posts. His wife Betty works at Four Seasons Roofing in Baytown. They have four grown children Jack, Mark, Reed, and Lynda, all graduates of Ross 5S Sterling High School.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Hall
Betty
Four Seasons Roofing
Baytown
Halls
Jack
Mark
Reed
Lynda
Ross 5S
Sterling High School
Chamber Director Ballot Deadline Set for January 25
A list of attendees includes Jack Hall of J Wesley's Fred Hartman Hartman Enterprises Larry Lucchesi Gulf Oil Chemicals Ken McNulty Century 21 Rick Peebles Reid Strickland Gillette Charlie Seay Exxon Chemical Americas Jackie Slaughter Baytown Office Supply Richard Rabinow Exxon Co USA John Sylvester United Way Glen Walker Lee College Hardy White General Telephone Co. The deadline to return ballots to the Chamber of Commerce office at 2W Texas Ave is 5 p.m. January 25.
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Jack Hall
J. Wesley’s
Fred Hartman
Hartman Enterprises Inc
Larry Lucchesi
Gulf Oil Chemicals
Ken McNulty
Century 21
Mattress fire at Blanton Trailer Park injures nothing else
Baytown firefighters from Station 6 responded to 5820 N Main where a mattress in Trailer 19 caught fire. The fire started from a drop light left close to the mattress. Backups from Districts 2 and 6 assisted. no other damage reported.
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Baytown
Blanton
N. Main
Ethnic Woes Spur Junior School Feeder Reorganization
The district weighs two feeder reorganization plans to cut minority enrollments at REL, with Highlands Junior split between REL and RSS. One plan shifts Cedar Bayou Horace Mann to REL and Gentry Baytown to RSS, the other shifts Baytown Cedar Bayou to REL and Gen try Horace Mann to RSS. Pocket zoning could postpone a third high school until mid decade, despite resistance. Minority share at REL could drop from 45 to 62 percent by 1990 while RSS stays around 25 percent.
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Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann
REL
Gentry
Baytown
RSS
Highlands
Wayne Hanson
Hanson
David Smith
RSL
February 2 Runoff Weather Dampens Attendance
The report notes bad weather reduced turnout at a February 2 runoff with two or three games drawing only solid fans who braved the conditions.
Weather and policy notes amid state receipts drop
Statewide gate receipts were down 15 to 20 percent from the previous year as Sultis spoke. Trustees approved disciplinary action against two students, signaling campus discipline measures alongside weather discussions.
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Sultis
The Baytown Sun location and mailing details
The Baytown Sun is a second class matter publication at the Baytown Texas Post Office 77522. It is published after noons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 P.O. Box 90 77522. Subscription rates include 4.85 per month and 58.20 per year by car tier. Single copy price is 25 cents daily and 50 cents Sunday. Mail rates available on request. Represented nationally by Coastal Publications.
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Baytown
Texas
Sanctuary movement indictments spur cautious resolve across churches
The indictment of 16 sanctuary movement leaders including two priests and three nuns in Arizona for smuggling illegal aliens, with 55 sanctuary recipients arrested nationwide, sparks debate over asylum policy and may widen church involvement. Leaders assert the action won’t stop efforts as groups claim refugee suffering and push for legal remedies amid U.S. Central American violence.
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Arizona
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Sanctuary
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McDonald
Seattle
Philadelphia
Rochester
N.Y
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el Salvador
Guatemala
Council Seeks Hearing on Fill Dirt Dumping Near Cedar Bayou
Baytown City Council voted to hold a public hearing on DGM Inc request to place about 12 000 cubic yards of fill dirt and broken concrete in wetlands near Cedar Bayou to create a storage area for sand and gravel loaded from barges The plan would add 0 5 acres of filled area and 2 5 acres of filling near the flood way sparking concerns over flood plain rules road damage and waterway flow conditions. Local officials noted Cedar Bayou serves as a critical north flow conduit and warned against improper filling. The council did not seek a hearing on River and Gulf Transportation Co s barge dock permit extension on the Chambers County side of Cedar Bayou south of Spur 55 involving 93 000 cubic yards of dredged material.
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Lisa Ocker
Baytown
Cedar Bayoustream
DGM Inc
U.S. Corps. of Engineers
Kilgore Road
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Cedar Bayou
Randy Strong
Fred Philips
Army Corps of Engineers
River and Gulf Transportation Co
Chambers County
Spur 55
Fields to host four town meetings in district
U S Rep Jack Fields will hold town meetings in the 8th Congressional District. On Feb 14 at 8 p.m. the session is in Rundell Hall on the Lee College campus. Additional meetings on Feb 23 include Highlands Community Center at 9 a.m. Crosby High School Room 102 at 11 a.m. and Hargrave High School Library at 1 p.m. Contact Fields district office at 451-6334 for details.
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Rundell Hall
Lee College
Fields
Highlands
Highlands Community Center
Crosby
Crosby High School
Huffman
Hargrave
8Th Congressional District
U.S. House of Representatives
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