Lee College cooking class schedules campus events
Lee College cooking students plan three activities at the campus in May. They will cater a reception for the Curtain Tub production Sweeny’s Demon Barber on Thursday through Saturday nights. They will also provide refreshments for the Confederate Ball on May 9 and prepare for the annual Pass By breakfast with guest speaker May 37.
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Parolee Charged With Burglary in La Porte Case
Gilbert parolee Ribodeaux faces burglary charges after allegedly stealing 12.35 from a piggy bank at 2016 New Jersey Street and confessing to three other Baytown area burglaries. He led police to several other thefts, including a leather billfold with 180 dollars and a pasteboard box containing 10 dollars. Police say he knocked on doors and entered when no one answered, then was seen money rolling near Black Duck Bay. He is being held for investigation by La Porte Police.
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Alaska quake interrupts warning system report
Gen John K Gerhart, commander in chief of NORAD, said a power failure during the Alaska earthquake last month knocked a seven minute hole in America's radar warning system. He contradicted a Defense Department note that North American warning net remained functional. Generators at Clear Alaska failed but power was restored and no new back up installations are planned.
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Traffic deaths reach record high in first quarter
CHICAGO AP reports the Nation's highway fatalities totaled 9,900 in the first three months of the year, a record for the period and 16 percent above 1963. March alone saw 3,420 deaths, the 27th of 29 months with higher totals, with increases reported in 39 states.
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