ExxonMobil Baytown drill to run from 8 to 10 am
ExxonMobil Baytown will conduct a drill at 8 to 10 am causing possible activity on Bayway Drive and sirens. People may see emergency vehicles and evacuations to outside assembly areas. Call 281-834-5305 with questions. Jerusalem Marketplace begins 6:30 pm at St Pauls United Methodist Church through Friday with costumes, supper, and Bible themed activities.
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Travel back in time at St. Pauls Jerusalem Marketplace
A family friendly Bible times village titled Jerusalem Marketplace will be set up at Church on Bayway Drive between Baker and Decker. The event invites families to travel back to Bible times and walk where Jesus walked in a hands on community setup near St. Pauls.
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Police Beat Summary From Baytown Patrol Reports
A woman on Beaumont Road loaned a jack to others to remove a tire at an apartment complex, leading to a theft report and ongoing investigation. A man reported gunfire at his Shirley Street residence injuring his Ford truck and house. a .22 projectile was recovered. A woman found a black bowling ball near Strickland Street and turned it in. it is available for pickup. Between 6 am Sunday and 6 am Monday Baytown police logged 137 calls including eight alarms, five assaults, three auto thefts, three burglaries, four MV burglaries, five criminal mischiefs, 16 disturbances, three shots fired, seven thefts, and several accidents.
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Bush defends Iraq tactics and Guantanamo stance
President Bush pressed his Iraq strategy during a Brussels briefing with European leaders and defended Guantanamo Bay detainees as humane. He urged patience, pledged not to abandon the mission, and urged Europe to stay united to support Iraq's democracy amid growing domestic unease and calls for withdrawal timelines.
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Irbil car bombing kills traffic police in Irbil
A bomber wearing a police uniform struck a gathering of about 200 traffic police outside Irbil headquarters killing at least 13 to 15 officers and injuring around 100 others. The attack comes amid rising insurgent violence after Iraq’s new cabinet announcement.
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Texas lawmakers enter fourth school finance special session
Sen. Tommy Williams and Sen. Mario Gallegos join Rep. Craig Eiland and other leaders as Texas begins a fourth attempt in three years to reform school funding. House Speaker Craddick and Lt. Gov. Dewhurst disagree on tax plans while Gov. Perry weighs a special session if leaders can agree. The talks focus on franchise versus business activity taxes, sales tax adjustments, and property tax relief to cover over 1,000 districts. The Legislature faces the Delaware Loophole, tax shifts to tobacco, and a court ruling that could force changes by October 2005. The AP contributed.
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