Wal-Mart shoplifting arrest and town incidents report
Police detained a woman at Wal-Mart on Garth Road after she placed a return slip on a vacuum cleaner valued at 82 dollars and attempted a return. She was arrested for shoplifting and outstanding warrants. Later, a fight on West Nazro prompted arrests for vulgar language and warrants. Baytown police logged 99 calls from Sunday to Monday with multiple alarms, assaults, burglaries, disturbances, and accidents.
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Substitute training offered by Lee College for Goose Creek ISD
Lee College Continuing Education will run a four day substitute training course April 12 to 15 from 5 30 to 8 30 p m in the Advanced Technology Center room 227 registration by April 7 costs 57 includes 5 notebook and covers student needs behavior management and classroom strategies. call 281 425 6311 for details.
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Goose Creek Consolidated Independent
Advanced Technology Center
Perry calls split tax roll a great idea for school funding
Gov. Rick Perry endorsed a split tax roll as a potential path to replace the Robin Hood system without new taxes. He spoke after a Round Rock Texas State University campus groundbreaking, cautioned lawmakers lack consensus, and said details would come in a revenue proposal soon. He also defended capping property tax appraisal increases amid local service concerns. Perry seeks consensus with Craddick and Dewhurst, aiming for an April pre-session deadline and possible special session.
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Texas
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Supreme Court weighs fairness of Texas death row appeals
Justices questioned whether Texas inmates receive fair chances to raise mental retardation and IQ evidence in capital cases. They eyed Tennard and a case where a death sentence was commuted this month amid retarded status disputes. The discussion focused on standards used by courts and potential impact on up to 100 Texas inmates.
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Supreme Court
Texas
United States
High Court
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Edward Marshall
Robert James Tennard
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Tennard
David H. Sourer
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Marshall
5Th US Circuit Court of Appeals
Antonin Scalia
Scalia
Kathryn Kase
Texas Defender Service
3Th Circuit
Crude falls as front-month expires and OPEC output talk swirls
Crude futures eased in New York as the front-month contract expired and traders weighed an OPEC plan to delay a 1 million barrels per day output cut. May front-month shifts, Brent declines, and gasoline heating oil futures also fell while analysts debate whether the move signals a true policy change or a market test.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Brent
Scott Meyers
Pioneer Futures Inc
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