Two Baytown wrecks and thefts spark police reports
Police said two Baytown women were injured in a 7:31 a.m. two car crash on Park Street caused by fog and wet pavement. A 24 year old and a 4 year old were treated for injuries in a separate collision at Alexander and East James. Burglary charges were filed against an 18 year old after a bedroom break in, with a gun held on the suspect until police arrival. Various vehicle thefts and a forged check were also reported across Baytown.
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Quail Hollow
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Proposed nuclear waste site may move to new location
In El Paso, state lands may force relocation of a Hudspeth County low level waste site. Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority officials warn both Hudspeth sites could be dropped if unable to secure state land. Senator Santiesteban cites assurance but notes possible move.
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Santiesteban
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Jacobi
Cross Jr. Faces New Murder Trial After Appeals Ruling
Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle said the state will press murder charges against James C. Cross Jr. despite the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordering a new trial for the 1965 killings of two University of Texas students. Earle aimed to prosecute Cross for the murder of Susan Rigsby.
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Soldier of fortune Sam Hall ends anti-communist runs after Nicaragua jail
Sam Nesley Hall, 49, says imprisonment in Nicaragua blew his cover as an anti-communist commando. He returned to the US after 49 days in a Nicaraguan jail and checked into a Veterans Administration hospital. Hall, an Olympic silver medalist and former Ohio lawmaker, told reporters his adventures are over and he plans rest. His brother US Rep Tony Hall accompanied him.
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Effie Braswell services and local community notices
Obituary notes Effie J Braswell 86 of Toledo Bend died January 28 in Monroe Louisiana with a daughter Helen Mabe Baytown and a son Andy Braswell Toledo Bend surviving. Community items include Mothers Support Group topic on January 30 at Trinity Church child development overview, weekly Friday meetings 9 to 11 am with babysitting. BAYTOWN YMCA seeks volunteers for February 7 fun run and hosts a sock hop January 31 with prizes. Highlands Little League Ladies Auxiliary meets January 29 at the Highlands Community Building. call details provided. Baytown Chamber luncheon January 30 features Russ Schneider San Jacinto Hospital administrator discussing expansion plans.
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Highlands
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Mattox blasts 17.7 percent workers' comp rate hike
Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox calls the 17.7 percent increase in workers' compensation insurance for businesses unconscionable and sues to overturn the rate. Insurance Board Chairman Lyndon Olson defends the adjustment as fair and necessary to keep the industry strong and provide coverage benefits to workers.
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State Board of Insurance
Texas
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Insurance Board
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Board of Insurance
Lee College offers developmental reading for high schoolers
Lee College announces special developmental reading classes for high school students this semester. Two DR 301 sections run Mondays and Wednesdays 6 50 to 9 25 PM and Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 30 to 5 30 PM. CR 302 Advanced Development Reading starts Feb 2 or Feb 3 with finals March 30 31. Call the Counseling Center at 425 6384 or LC Reading Lab at 425 6519.
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