Burglary Suspect Pleads Guilty In Market Theft Case
Arthur Poncho Renteria, 33, of 1317 Cypress pleaded guilty to the April 24 burglary of Seven Days Market at 2900 Market Street. He received a $1,000 fine and five years probation in 182nd District Court. Police said a witness saw a man on the roof, breaking into the store, with $1,000 damage and $500 recovered in items.
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Arthur Poncho Renteria
Cypress
Market Street
Harris County
Renteria
IRS offsets settle thousands of defaulted debts via tax refunds
The IRS, in a pilot program, collected 135 million dollars by offsetting tax refunds of about 248,000 people with delinquent government debts mostly student loans. Average refund taken was 544 dollars, with a maximum of 9,600 dollars. Education Department led with 116 million, followed by VA, SBA, HUD and Agriculture across various loan categories. Many debtors protested, while about 50,000 chose to pay after notices.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
Richard Hastings
Education Department
Department of Education
Atlanta
IRS
Pennsylvania
Bob Jamrez
Veterans Administration
Small Business Administration
Housing and Urban Development
Department of Agriculture
Baytown groups announce meetings contests and events
Service League of Baytown meets at 9 15 a m June 6 at 1310 Market Street. Fathers Day photo contest entries due by 5 p m June 10 at Baytown Parks office 2407 Market open to amateurs. Mothers Support Group meets Fridays 9 11 a m Trinity Church 2701 W Main. Lipton Iced Ten Mixed Doubles Qualifier June 13 at Robert E Lee High School courts open to amateurs. Grandmothers Club meets June 5 7 p m Baytown Community Building 2407 Market. Sterling Library offers free babysitting seminars June 5 6. Kiwanis program June 5 at Holiday Inn. People Workshop seeks religious entertainers for Baytown Talent Show June 28 at Ross Sterling High School auditorium. Applications at Wyatts Cafeteria 1010 Market. Call 428 7000 for details.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
W. Main
Lipton Iced
Robert E. Lee High School
Ross
Sterling High School
Wyatt's
Baytown May rainfall more than twice normal in 1986
Baytown's May 1986 rainfall averaged 7.23 inches, over twice normal 3.46 inches, with year-to-date 13.86 inches. By month’s end May total lagged normal 17.89 inches, and nine location readings show varied totals from 3.14 to 9.28 inches. Exxon led the year with 15.85 inches, while most May rain fell in the first two days across several sites.
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Ly David Mohlman
Baytown
City Hall
Central District
West Main
Texas Eastern Transmissions Co
Decker Drive
Cabaniss
Exxon
East District
Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou Road
Texas Eastern
Chevron
Harvey
West District
Interstate 10
Officials dispute county jail ruling
Harris County officials say they have met 1984 and 1985 court orders by adding 97 guards, upgrading staff and administration, and hiring a monitoring consultant, while the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found ongoing constitutional deficiencies and kept federal oversight in place.
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Houston
Harris County
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Johnny Klevenhagen
Court of Appeals
Harris County Sheriff’s Department and Commissioners Court
U.S. District
Robert Hill
Dallas
Texas
5Th Circuit
District Court
Kievenhagen
Jim Fonteno
President invites Senate to hear tax overhaul plea
President Reagan calls the entire Senate to the White House for a breakfast session to rally support for a radical tax overhaul. The plan would remove many tax breaks, cut top individual rate to 27 percent, and reduce corporate rate to 33 percent. Senate action paused until next week as White House aides report broad member attendance and a push to pass the bill without amendments.
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Senate
Washington
Reagan
White House
Aquino offers amnesty for rebels in liberal climate
AP reports from Manila that President Corazon Aquino says her amnesty program frees communist rebels to come down from the hills without punishment while her military chief warns the rebels expanded influence under a liberal atmosphere. In Texas: Permian Basin bankruptcies rise near double, new business formation falls about a third as oil prices slide. Corpus Christi reports an Edinburg agent testifies he cannot recall a banker’s alleged warning to not write a life policy for John Bixenstine. In Austin, authorities investigate a harassment-linked dead cat claim tied to an unlicensed church home and a Sharp drop in May sales tax collections signals oil and gas downturn spreading through the economy.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Corpus Christi
Edinburg
John Bixenstine
Austin
Bob Bullock
Texas
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