Hooking the Big One Warms to near 50 Amid Crisp Weather
The forecast calls for a sharp weekend warm up as Criswell, the 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Reedy of Mont Belvieu, is amid a Friday night cooldown with high temperatures near 50 Saturday.
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Wayne Reedy
Criswell
Mont Belvieu
Baytown Council Calls April 6 Election for City Posts
The Baytown City Council set April 6 for the municipal election. Terms expiring include Mayor Allen Cannon and Councillmen Roy Fuller District 2 and Fred Philips District 3. Ron Embry to be replaced in District 6. Filing begins February 5. packets available at City Hall.
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Baytown
Allen Cannon
Roy Fuller
Fred Philips
Ron Embry
Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks
Baytown moves to condemn 27 Brownwood parcels
Baytown City Council advanced plans to condemn 27 Brownwood subdivision properties with a 15 day window for owners to accept city offers ranging from 1 000 to 4 000 dollars. Debated in an hour long session, the action follows recent offers on 22 parcels and faces lawsuits from several residents challenging the Brownwood Ordinance adopted after Hurricane Alicia.
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Brownwood
Lisa Ocker
Baytown
City Council
Gillums
Pat Collins
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Lee College delays action on Cloud contract amid governance questions
Regents postponed voting on President Robert Cloud’s contract citing executive session feedback and a pending February meeting. Cloud, who has led Lee College nine years, earns 73000 annually with a 2000 annuity as four years remain on his five year deal.
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Bruce Guynn
Cloud
Adams
Lee College
Weather notes show cold front crossing Texas coast
A cold front crosses the Texas Gulf Coast Friday night dropping temperatures to the upper 30s. Saturday remains partly cloudy with near 50 degrees. From Thursday to Friday morning, lows around 45 and a high of 38 were recorded.
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Texas Gulf Coast
Best is history in Pearce Street Journal
The article notes the trouble with most address books listing homes and addresses where people used to live, reflecting old records and outdated information.
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Pearce Street Journal
Around Town Snapshots of Local Happenings
Jerry Wilkens aims for Japan while Debbie Conner chats with a friend. Johny Ellis mentions a dentist trip and Sandy Walden tweaks plans. Kathy Moyer outlines spring travel, Cindy Lipps supports a friend, Frances Muldrow starts a hobby. Edward and Vicki Donovan spend their last Baytown night before Toledo move. Troy Moore fixes a damaged quarterpanel. Iris Johnson joins a class. Dennis Muldrow meets a friend. Arlene Christian leads a program. The G E Jesses show off a new station wagon. Anna Marie Gonzalez finally gets a Cabbage Patch doll.
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Japan
Debbie Conner
Johny Ellis
Sandy Walden
Kathy Moyer
Cindy Lipps
Frances Muldrow
Edward
Vicki Donovan
Baytown
Toledo
Troy Moore
Iris Johnson
Dennis Muldrow
Arlene Christian
G.E. Jesses
Anna Marie Gonzalez
City awards raze contract for three Texas Ave buildings
Baytown City Council refused another reprieve to owner Dale Calearone for three condemned Texas Avenue structures and awarded a demolition contract. The panel delayed a work permit for a week, allowing Calearone to consider accepting the city offer to upgrade all renovations to code and remove unpermitted work. Inspectors found unpermitted electrical, mechanical, and plumbing work worth an estimated 3000 to 5000 dollars performed over two years.
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Lisa Ocker
Baytown
Texas Avenue
Dale Calearone
Calearone
Calcarone
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Texas Ave
Jack Kramer
Cascarone
Kramer
Holmes attacks early release policies at TDC
Harris County District Attorney Johnny Holmes urged lawmakers to curb early releases from the Texas Department of Corrections. Speaking to the Baytown Kiwanis Club he cited 18 000 prisoners released last year a 45 percent rise from prior years and noted a 17 percent increase in defendants sent to the TDC. He warned of a burglar who served under two years of a 15 year term and was later jailed for 45 years after another crime. He urged bills to require juries be told approximate actual time served and backed death penalty for multiple murders and admitting oral confessions as evidence.
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