Unclear fragment shields police case conflict of interest
Fragmentary notes discuss a police department conflict of interest and ongoing cases. It mentions uncertainty around Williams and exams, with references to study and time spent without progress. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
Unclear fragmentary OCR note on Kenneth Brown and Dr Charles E Brown
Fragmentary text describes Kenneth Brown and Dr Charles E Brown with references to a law practice and army service 52nd Infantry. Mentions leaving department and happiness about it. Details are incomplete and unnamed.
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Kenneth. Brown
Charles “E. Brown
Wis
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Office Know-How classes begin August sixteenth at Lee College
Anahuac officials meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Anahuac High School library to discuss selling the junior high building to the county. The event involves county commissioners and city officials. Paris celebrates a historic anniversary in July 1951 marking two thousand years since Gaanding.
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Chambers
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Baytown Spur 55 Project Advances with Utility Adjustments
Baytown highway officials view Spur 55 as a high priority while utility and pipeline adjustments slow progress. City leaders praised Baytown for funding utility changes, seen as good faith to speed construction. County plans include a 20 year outlook with a bond election proposed for next year and possible lane additions on Baker Road.
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Baytown
Poorman
Bob
Peterson
Ehicirman
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Dlin Fontend
North
Malin
Baker
Interstate 10
Baker Road
Angelen Times Wraps Up With National and Global Tensions
News brief notes Democratic Leader Ian Byri declaring that a public works veto override is unlikely while Carter contemplates killing a water project. In Madrid a morning bomb injures three and disrupts rail lines. Stockholm reports rising nuclear weapons tensions and expanding arms trade raise war risk.
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Ian Byri
Pete
Carter
Mengden Pushes Nursing Home Regulation for Special Session
Senator Molly Mengden from Harris County asks Gov. Briscoe to broaden nursing home regulation in the upcoming special legislative session. She cites Lufkin News findings of abuse and neglect and reintroduces SB 808 on accounting and oversight, endorsed by several groups but opposed by the Texas Nursing Home Association.
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Senate
Aleer
Mengden
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Lufkin News
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the Sun
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Stolen Car, Toolbox, Tape Deck Reported In Town
Police logged thefts from vehicles and garages affecting several residents. Teresa Husband reported a 1968 Pontiac stolen from Curley’s Garage between May 14 and Tuesday, with a value around $500. Pablo Cruz said a tape player and chrome side pipes were taken from a car at Pablo’s Garage.
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Garth
Pontiac
Curley
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McKnight
Arcid Lang
Pablo Cruz
Pablo
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Une Itera
Weatherstripping Guide for Drafty Homes on Windy Days
The article explains checking doors and windows for drafts by inspecting seals at the top and bottom sash on windy days. If seepage appears, test with a flashlight from outside edges at night to locate gaps. After the worn part is removed, homeowners can install new weatherstripping to seal leaks.
Unclear local drug case details surface in Baytown area
Fragmentary OCR report mentions Juana Corning and Jamey Glenn among others facing marijuana related charges. Bond listed at 600 each. Other unrelated Baytown police actions cited include misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
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Baytown
Jamey Glenn
J.A. Y
Bill ‘King
P.E. Badillo
Albert Solis
Baytown Fire Department suspension dispute outlined
The commission heard that Clemmer was fired not for fault with civil service rules but as an excuse by Fire Chief McBride and Assistant Chief Turner amid tensions over department leadership. Clemmer claimed low popularity among workers and vowed he could lead if restored, while his criminal case remained pending with charges trimmed from injury to a child to aggravated and possibly simple assault.
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Bay
Baytown
W. Hl
Buddy) McBride Jr
W. C. Tuer
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