Police seek four who stole camera at United Jewelers
Police seek four suspects, two women and two men, who entered United Jewelers at 6954 Garth Road and stole the store security camera at about 5 20 p m They fled in a damaged dark brown Chrysler with a driver unknown description notes ages and clothing for each suspect and indicates a broader burglary investigation ongoing at Marco's Restaurant and a hit and run case involving a Baytown youth.
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United Jewelers
Garth Road
Abduction and Molestation Report In Dayton Parking Lot
A 14 year old woman was sexually molested around 10 p.m. Saturday in a Farm Road 1008 parking lot near Dayton. Three clean shaven white men exited a vehicle, pulled her from her truck, and assaulted her. Liberty-Dayton Crimestoppers offers a $300 reward for information leading to arrest and indictment. reward expires Friday.
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Dayton
Ken DeFoor
Liberty-Dayton Crimestoppers
Robbery at E-Z Mart on Highway 146
A man armed with a tire iron robbed the E-Z Mart on Highway 146 at 7 p.m. Friday, taking cash from the register and fleeing on foot. Deputies describe the suspect as a 30s black man, 5 feet 1 inch, 220 pounds, with a light goatee, wearing a tan T shirt and work pants. Police say $1,430 in coins was stolen in a weekend burglary at Century Savings and Loan on Highway 146, detected at 3:30 a.m. Saturday with no sign of forced entry.
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Highway 146
Chambers County’ Sheriff's Deputies
Century Savings and Loan
Mont Beivieu
El Paso judge race swings against McGhee amid bar tie claim
El Paso Democrat Walter McGhee loses the runoff for justice of the peace after an association with a bar is cited by opponent Louis Lopez. Lopez wins 2,310 to 1,044, with McGhee blaming exaggerated bar connections for the defeat. Lopez advances to face Republican Roy Kohn in November.
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EL Paso
Walter ‘McGhee
Justice of the Peace
Louis R. Lopez
McGhee
J.P. Committee
The
Incredibles
Police
Rewards Offered in Craigmont Burglary Theft Spree
Crime Stoppers will pay 1000 cash for indictments of those responsible for a recent surge in burglaries and thefts in Craigmont and nearby Baytown areas. The increase is mainly daytime incidents. callers to 427 TIPS may remain anonymous.
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Craigmont
Decker
Baytown
Fund-raiser backs diabetes fight at Fiesta Fantastica
Donna Purdy reports on the Fiesta Fantastica fundraiser in Baytown aiding diabetes research. Dr. Martin Arisco notes six million Americans know they have diabetes and five million do not, stressing costs and the disease as the leading cause of new adult blindness. The gala at San Jacinto Mall featured a Mexican buffet, mariachi, Texas Trivia, merchant prizes, and honors for Fred and Betty Hartman.
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Fred
Betty Hartman
Baytown
American Diabetes Association
Freddy Rios
Sun
Donna Purdy
Martin Arisco
Arisco
United States
San Jacinto Mall
Puspots Torata Akagi dies at 86 in Baytown
pUSPOTs TORATA AKAGI, 86, father of Betty Coker of Dallas and Bessie Davis of Houston, died June 7. Private graveside rites set for June 10 at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. services for Jose Martinez, 55, of Baytown, pending at Earthman Funeral Home. The Thirty Nine Steps thriller by Hitchcock shows June 16 at Sterling Municipal Library, free admission. Barbers Hill Sports Association to elect officers June 10 at 7 p.m. in the old Barbers Hill junior high gym.
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Torata Akagi
Alfred Hitchcock
Sterling Municipal Library
Barbers Hill Sports Association
Barbers Hill
Arson Suspected in La Porte Fire at Medina Home
Investigators believe a Sunday morning blaze at 407 N 1th in La Porte was arson. Firefighters found an open door and attic damage with smoke and water throughout the house while Medina, on vacation, was away. Station 1 crews arrived at 7 55 a.m. with backup from Stations 2 and 3. The incident remains under investigation.
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Marco
Market Street
LA Porte
Julian Medina
N. 1Th
Medina
Baytown Sun Publisher Notice Summary
The Baytown Sun lists its post office filing as second class in Baytown Texas with a 77322 ZIP. It publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memoratorie Baytown Texas. Subscription rates include carrier and annual terms.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Teras
Bee
Suraigy
Meirome
Coastal Publications
Waldheim wins decisive victory in Austrian runoff
Kurt Waldheim secured 53.9 percent of votes to 46.1 for Kurt Steyrer in the Austrian presidential runoff. His win sparks questions over his wartime Germany service and alleged Nazi past. Allies and foes react, with Israel voicing dismay and the Soviet Tass framing it as counter to Zionist pressure. The U.S. Justice Department indicated Waldheim may enter the United States despite past allegations.
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Vienna
Austria
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Kurt Steyrer
Waldheim
World Jewish Congress
Balkans
Israel
People’s Party
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Roni Mille
Israel Radio
Tass
Washington
Justice Department
Skidmore wins Liberty County treasurer runoff
Dayton resident Skidmore narrowly defeated Hull's Dorene Blanchard in the Liberty County Democratic primary runoff for county treasurer, 2,614 to 2,326, with no Republican opposition in November. The count also notes precinct results for county commissioner, justice of the peace, and party chairman, plus turnout figures.
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David Mohlman
Liberty
Winn Skidmore
Dayton
Hull
Dorene Blanchard
Liberty County
Skidmore
Blanchard
Lee Grace
Tarkington Prairie
J.W. Shirley
Moss Hill
Grace
J.B. Flowers
Hardin
Phil Fitzgerald
J.W
Dub” Daniel Jr
Fitzgerald
Kirkham
Wanda Barker
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E. Humble
Compton
Bayt
Chambers County
Mont Belvieu
Bar
Marriott
Lopez
E.C. Riley
Roy Kohn
No. 3
Fred and
Ameriian Diabetes Association
Barbers Hill Sports
Ethel Bibbs
N. Ltd
Fire Department
Baytown Sun
Daniel
Dad
Diet Center
Het
Refingbreek Dr
Ebay Center
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