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Today is partly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the upper 90s. Sunrise is 6 36 a.m. and sunset 8 16 p.m. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with highs in the upper 90s and lows near 75. Sunrise 6 37 a.m. and sunset 8 15 p.m. Tides.
Today in History July 27 highlights from past events
July 27 marks notable moments from 1789 to 1980 including Congress creating the Foreign Affairs Department precursor in 1789, Robespierre's fall in 1794, McClellan leading the Army of the Potomac in 1863, Field's underwater cable success in 1866, Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee recording in 1942, Nixon’s 1960 nomination, Nixon impeachment stress in 1974, Ray Brennan’s Legionnaires' death in 1976, and the Shah’s death in 1980 during the hostage crisis.
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Thought for Today by Lillie Langtry
A saying attributed to English actress Lillie Langtry notes that sentimentality ages a person faster than embracing work and new challenges. It underscores valuing active engagement over emotional reflection.
Barge-cleaning supervisor gets one year for polluting river
Sergio Hernandez Espinosa of Houston received one year probation after pleading guilty to violating a Clean Water Act permit while supervising a barge-cleaning facility on the San Jacinto River. He instructed workers to bypass on-site treatment and discharge waste water directly into the river from May to Sept 2000. Western Towing Company faced related charges and awaits August sentencing after earlier acquittals for a supervisor.
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Baytown Theft Case Involving Insurance Scam
Police Beat from Baytown reports a Dallas firm, Settlement Capital Corporation, filing a complaint alleging a Baytown woman stole 60000 in an insurance fraud scheme. No arrests. Spokeswoman declined comment amid multiple auto thefts, burglaries, disturbances, forgeries, robberies, sexual assaults, shots fired, thefts, and accidents listed in the Beat. Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips at 281-427-TIPS. Baytown police site baytown.org.
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Vehicle theft reported in Baytown on Garth Road
A 21 year old Baytown woman reported her 1998 silver Pontiac Grand Am stolen from the 1600 block of Garth Road. The car valued at 7000 dollars contained 1700 dollars in jewelry a purse worth 155 dollars and 155 dollars in cash. The theft occurred between 4 20 and 8 40 a m Thursday.
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Baytown Police Log Sees 242 Calls in 24 Hours
Baytown police handled 242 calls from 6 a.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday, including six alarms and six assaults, reflecting a busy 24 hour period with multiple incidents across the city.
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Senior friends choose colleges across rival campuses
Bobalik and Robertson, co leaders of Sterling cheer and Stars, plan to attend UT and Texas A&M respectively. Each will pursue cheer and dance at college while maintaining their friendship across the Austin College Station distance. They expect to visit often and see the rival schools as a test of their bond.
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Investigation Becomes Prolonged Deputy Becomes Focus of Probe
Investigation Beck remains on paid administrative leave for nearly 12 weeks as authorities pursue outcomes of a theft inquiry. Cagle questions the length while police reportedly found about six pounds of marijuana in Beck’s vehicle, a claim their discovery does not justify. Sheriff Kreuzer could not be reached for comment amid indictments of three Chambers County deputies for tampering with a government document and aggravated perjury. Hardy was dismissed for policy violations and Chambers County may pursue criminal charges over an alleged illegal dog purchase.
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