Baytonian travel chief Earlene Causey dies at 72
Earlene Causey a Baytown travel director and the first woman president of ASTA died Saturday in Baytown at age 72 from an aneurysm. She led ASTA from 1992 to 1994 and helped arrange its Budapest conference before communism fell. Survived by husband Bruce, daughter Missy Stout, and son Bruce Causey. Funeral at Grace United Methodist Church with interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Police investigate shooting near Northwood residence
Police report a 19 year old was shot and treated at a hospital after a 7 23 p m incident in the 1200 block of Northwood Sunday. A 20 year old student was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon in connection with the case. Shots struck an exterior wall of a home in the 3160 block of Indiana Street at 6 30 p m Sunday. No suspects identified.
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Baytown Nurse Arrested for DWI After 5:35 P.M. Crash
A 19 year old Baytown nurse was arrested for driving while intoxicated after her vehicle hit a street sign and a parked car on Buchanan Cave at Narcille Street at 5:35 p.m. Sunday. Police logs show 142 calls from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday, including 14 alarms, two assaults, three auto thefts, three burglaries, five acts of misconduct, 11 disturbances, one forgery, one sexual assault, four thefts and seven minor accidents.
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Kerry Next U S President Pledged By Clintons At Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Boston Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged to back John Kerry. Gore Carter and Clinton attacked Bush on the economy and war on terror while Kerry urged voters in Florida to consider their choices.
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Judge allows Aug. 9 trial in Texas school funding suit
A Texas judge refused the states bid to delay the lawsuit challenging school finance. The Aug. 9 trial proceeds as scheduled with the state prepared to proceed to trial and seek appeal later if needed. Lawyers for plaintiffs argue the state must fund education beyond caped local property taxes while districts and the governor seek tax relief and overhauls.
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Car bombing at US base in Mosul kills three Iraqis
A suicide car bomb exploded Monday outside a US base in Mosul killing three Iraqis including a child and injuring three US soldiers. Militants claimed four new hostages and freed a senior Egyptian diplomat after negotiations, as kidnapping and abductions rise across Iraq amid efforts to deter foreign contractors.
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