Trump faces untested constitutional questions in probe
The piece explains potential presidential limits on testy issues like whether a president can be compelled to answer questions or use broad pardons to aid corrupt aims. Legal scholars note the questions are untested, as Mueller probes possible coordination with Russia and actions to hinder the investigation. Trump’s defense emphasizes executive power as the critical factor, referencing a January memo to Mueller.
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Trump cancels Eagles White House visit over anthem dispute
President Donald Trump scrapped a planned White House visit by the Philadelphia Eagles citing a dispute over players standing for the National Anthem. He proposed a different ceremony with the Marine Band and Army Chorus to honor the country and the military, saying a smaller delegation would not satisfy the fans.
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EPA pow wow in Highlands tonight
EPA staff host public meeting at 6 p m at Highlands Community Center to answer questions about the San Jacinto Waste Pits site. Discussion covers remedial design, selected remedy, and cleanup process under a $115 million plan expected to take about 29 months. The pits lie along the San Jacinto River near the I 10 bridge, created in the 1960s by Champion Paper's disposal contractor.
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Lawsuit Aims at subdivision danger after Harvey floods
Plaintiffs claim developer and engineer showed conscious indifference, seeking monetary damages for home and business losses after 60 inches of rain from Harvey. Residents describe distressing impacts as Cedar Bayou flooded and Baytown suffered extensive flood damage including 3,000 homes affected. Law picks up with serving defendants and proceeding through normal lawsuit steps.
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County extends moratorium on construction near Legends Bay
Chambers County extends a 30 day construction moratorium in the Cotton Bayou and Hackberry Creek area including Legends Bay homes to July 10 to review floodplain regulations. Judge Jimmy Sylvia said the move aims to ensure drainage criteria match the latest study and to decide on needed retention pond or watershed improvements. County Engineer Gary Struzick was to complete the study in six months, with a June report guiding a July decision.
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Fed targets 2 percent inflation stability this year
The Fed aims for inflation near 2 percent this year after briefly touching the level last year. The central bank expects inflation to stabilize and stay anchored, with job market signals tracked since 2009 and a two month view on price trends.
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Woman stabbed in Baytown standoff and death follows
A woman was stabbed in the shoulder during a verbal clash in the 1700 block of Utah and was taken to Hermann Hospital. Vera Crawley of Baytown, charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, was arrested but found dead Sunday in the 1200 block of Decker Drive. Police also reported a man sleeping behind a bay town business found dead. autopsy to determine cause, no foul play suspected.
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Batteries stolen from Craigmont business in the 4400 block
A theft report states several heavy duty batteries worth 4000 dollars were stolen Friday from a business on Craigmont Boulevard in the 4400 block. Earlier, a man reported jewelry valued at 200 dollars was taken from his home in the 300 block of Live Oak in March.
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Homeless Man Found Dead Is 57, Police Say
A 57-year-old man described by police as homeless was found dead. Investigators are examining the scene and working to determine a cause. No additional details were released.
Burglaries Reported on East James Avenue Apartment
An apartment in the 2500 block of East James Avenue was burglarized. A firearm valued at $190 and $800 worth of clothes were stolen.
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Fidelity mall plan aims at San Jacinto Marketplace open air center
Fidelis Realty Partners moved Baytown Mall redevelopment forward after purchasing the property in 2015. Plans call for demolition and re building into a 1 million square foot open air complex with a green plaza for events such as gatherings, festivals, and concerts. Demolition work is expected this summer with a target re opening in late 2020. The project follows approval by anchor stores JC Penney Macy’s and Sears.
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