Gay rights foe eyes Houston mayor post after vote
Houston Councilman John Goodner says he may seek the mayor’s job after helping defeat two gay rights ordinances. More than 80 percent of ballots opposed the proposals in Saturday’s referendum. He told The Houston Post it is very possible he will run against Mayor Kathy Whitmire in November.
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Deaths and funerals stir Baytown Cove area
Obituary notices cover Don Q. Stubbs 87 of Cove with 2 p.m. Wednesday services at Sterling Funeral Home. Details include WWI service, Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge, survivors, and Tilton Cemetery burial. Also lists J E Joe Shealy 73 of Baytown memorial Thursday in Lufkin, with WWII service, honors, survivors, and Sunset Memorial Park burial. Further notes multiple other Baytown area obituaries and service plans across several funeral homes.
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Dayton
Don Q. Stubbs
Cove
Sterling Funeral Home
Irvin Schepp
Spring Branch
Church of Christ of
Cedar Bayou
Shealy
Lufkin
Baytown
Grace United Methodist Church
United Methodist Men's Organization
Jada Roberts Shealy
Liedecke
Round Rock and Jerry
David K. Culp
Amy Liedecke
Charles David Culp
Michael Wade Culp
Marge Howard
Laurel, Miss
Sunset Memorial Park
Nacogdoches
David KK. Culp
T.L. Liedecke
Richard Moore
Peter Moore
Bill Blanton
Emmett Travis
Earthman Funeral Home
Alene Fayle
Saribenne Evesong
Atlanta
Robert Hill
Robert Fayle
James Fayle
Robert Hill Jr
Ross Cathriner
William Bethune
Paul A. Lee
Bill Satterwhite Jr
Jimmy Markham
al Oliver
Troy Leslie
Sam Satterwhite
Scott Eccles
Elledge hearing rescheduled in Harris County case
Randall Elledge, former Lee College maintenance chief, faces two counts of third degree felony theft in the LC scrap metal case. His hearing moved to February 5 by Harris County District Attorney Office. original date Monday was postponed. Two co-defendants received probated sentences after pleas of no contest in November.
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Tommy’ Rochelle
Broussard’s
Rochelle
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Sam Houston State University
Stedman Co
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas
Betty Cherry Rochelle
Randall Elledge
Lee College
Harris County District Attorney’s Office
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Elledge
Homeless Suffer from Cold Snaps Across Cities
The fierce winter cold blanketed Europe and North America as the homeless crowded doors and shelters. In New York City housing 20 000 nightly, Chicago and Philadelphia faced sweeps and scarce beds while Europe saw subfreezing temps and bare beaches in Rome and the Riviera. A mix of help and resistance marked outreach efforts as shelters struggled to meet demand.
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Riviera
Vienna
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D.C
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