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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2004
Page
1
Martha Stewart was found guilty on Friday of obstructing justice and lying to the government about why she unloaded her ImClone stock before its price fell. The verdict places her homemaking empire at risk and could lead to jail time.
James Frederick Green, 45, was indicted by a Harris County Grand Jury on two counts of first degree arson, hate crimes and insurance fraud tied to more than 450000 in fake claims. Investigators say he burglarized and spray painted his Seminole Street home in 1999, loaded contents into a stolen U Haul, reported the offense to State Farm, and later claimed after a 2001 fire. Police also found 500 listed lost items at his Barbers Hill residence.
In Baytown the Remington Park retirement home was the only polling place. More than 300 Republican ballots pushed their total to 485 in the early voting period Feb 23 to Friday. Democrats cast 168 to 159 in the first week.
In the federal bankruptcy case of TSP Development Cedar Crossing argues the land option should not be extended. TSP seeks another 60 days to finalize plans for a non hazardous industrial solid waste dump on the 796 acre Cedar Crossing Industrial Park property near Beach City. The auto extended stay ends March 1 under bankruptcy law with a new motion filed February 12 by TSP attorney James Jameson before Judge Wesley W. Steen.
Baytown area retirees from Millennium Chemicals protest major changes announced Feb 2. The La Porte plant, now owned by Millennium with Lyondell, will end subsidized plans and offer over-65 retirees ARP plans. Retiree Frankie Brewer, 69, recalls 33 years at the plant. Changes take effect March 31, per a 12-page notice.
Jose Rodriguez a sixth grader at Gentry Junior School appears at a Jailathon fundraiser where students paid to have friends and staff members arrested. Lavon Heintschel a Baytown Crime Stoppers board member observed the event marking the fundraiser to aid the organization.
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