Survivor released as families prepare to bury crash victims
One of six teens in a stolen Jeep Cherokee that hit a parked freight train was released from Memorial Hermann Hospital, while three families brace for funerals. Investigators, led by Harris County Sheriff Lt Darryl Coleman, have interviewed Blake Barger about the night, including the Jeep theft by Bobby Davis. Four others died at the scene. Davis survived but his status remains restricted at the hospital.
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Memorial services set for four killed in crash with parked train
Loral Moyers 14 and Macy Moyers 14 died with Colette Windham and Austin Davis 14 when their car struck a parked freight train on East Archer Road at 3:30 a.m. Bobby Davis 15 is in critical condition at Memorial Hermann in Houston. Windham’s service is at Trinity Episcopal Church in New Braunfels. Davis’s service is at Pace-Stancil Funeral Home in Dayton. Memorial funds are set up at Bank of America and Community Resource Credit Union. additional donations to pay expenses are requested at Woodforest National Bank.
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Garth Road
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St Joseph School Registration For 2007 08
St Joseph School at 1811 Carolina St Baytown continues registration for the 2007 08 school year from Pre K 3 and 4 through sixth grade. Office hours run Mon Thu 9 am to 1 30 pm through June 27. Established 1948, the Catholic Archdiocese of Galveston Houston school serves students of all races and creeds. Call 281 422 9749 for info.
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String of burglaries plagues Chambers County
The Chambers County Sheriff's Office seeks suspects after seven daytime burglaries across Chambers County in the past month. Most cases occurred near Anahuac and Winnie in rural areas. entries came through unsecured doors. Items stolen include major electronics and jewelry. Residents are urged to watch neighbors and report suspicious activity to 409-267-8318.
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Almanac Forecast Examines Air Quality Levels
Texas weather almanac for June 19 2007 shows air quality readings from moderate to unhealthy with emphasis on sensitive groups. AccuWeather notes current conditions and expected trends for today and yesterday.
Head-on Highway 146 crash near Bayou Bend sends victims to hospital
Baytown police report a Sunday night head-on collision on Highway 146 near Bayou Bend. A northbound silver Ford pickup veered into the southbound lane, colliding with a tan Lincoln Navigator. A man and woman were airlifted by Life Flight and another man taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The accident closed traffic for 15 to 20 minutes and stayed slow for about an hour. Names were not released. Road was wet from prior rainfall.
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Window Shot By BB Gun Near Garth Road
A driver side window was shot with a BB gun Sunday afternoon at an apartment complex in the 1000 block of Northwood Drive near Garth Road. Baytown police logged 130 calls from 6 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday including 11 alarms, three assaults, auto theft, burglaries, vehicle thefts, criminal mischief, disturbances, a shot fired, two thefts, and two accidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash tips at 281-427-TIPS. full report at baytown.org.
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Vermont Secession Rhetoric Sparks Syrup Fee Fears
Rob Williams editor of a quarterly succession paper argues Vermont moves toward independence amid empire critique. A cartoonish syrup joke aside, a Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association questions Vermont Maid’s pure syrup origin. Retired Baytown Sun editor Jim Finley is noted.
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