Police shoot, kill burglary suspect in Baytown neighborhood
Police surrounded a Baytown home at Kelty Lane after a burglary. Officers Erickson Widner and Peel fired on three fleeing suspects. one man was killed at the scene while a second was grazed and treated. a third suspect fled and was later found nearby.
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Louise Shaw
Baytown
Harytown
Rugwas
Kelty Lane
Petie
Samet Padilie
la Thander Peeves
Heeves
UTR
Ane
Reeves
Bob Merciaent
Pam Erickson
CR Widner
Claude Peel
Erickson Ind Widner
Deel Wen
Merchant Sand
Merchant
Ericksen
Widner
Deel
Gulf Coast Hospital
Age-old truth on batter and human age
The Pearce Street Journal states no one knows humanity's exact age, but quotes a West Texas old-timer claiming the age is old enough to know batter. The piece leans humorous, reflecting local voice and a folksy take on science.
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Pearce Street Journal
West Texas
Christmas joy and community updates in Around Town
Dr Gwenn and Debbie Casey celebrate a special Christmas present while Dawn McCarty’s departure from Florida is noted by Baytown friends. Scott Finley earns first prize money in a race car event as Mr and Mrs Scott Clarke win 3000 dollars. Charlotte Barron assists. Ronnie Bradshaw becomes Sigma Chi president at University of Houston. Kevin Wayne Jones returns from a Florida honeymoon. Kathy Moser considers evaluating an employee.
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DR. Gwenn
Debbie Casey
Florida
Dawn McCarty
Baytown
Scott Finley
Scott Clarke
Charlotte Barron
Ronnie Bradshaw
Sigma Chi Fraternity
University of Houston
Kevin Wayne Jones
Kathy Moser
Buyout program set to begin next week
Industry group spokesman Armando de Leon said a project office will start full operations early next week to assist Barbers Hill residents eligible for the buyout. Steve Horton will manage the project office. Nicholean Land Services and Albert Allen Associates will run the buying office in Accent Plaza.
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David Mohlman
Barbers Hill
Armando de Leon
Steve Horton
Nicholson Land Services
Albert Allen Associates Inc
Accent
Plaza
John Nicholsen
Nicholan Land Services
Accent Tesurance Agency
Hesale Korton
Seara
Texas Eastern
de Leon
Hurten
Said
Mayor outlines industry buyout plan for Mont Belvieu
Mont Belvieu Mayor Fred Miller said 13 industries buyout plan meets needs of some residents near the industrial area. He joined councilmen and industry reps to discuss the program before its announcement. Miller stressed that only residents can say if it fits, and noted the area boundary and church inclusion.
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Mont Belvieu
Fred Miller
Miller
C.J. Cotten
A.B. Davis
Addittion
Steel plant to cut jobs outer reach cited by official
An unidentified official at the Texas Works Plant says a job reduction is planned, noting the firing would be inappropriate to disclose exact numbers. The domestic steel industry has faced petitions and volatility in recent years, with employment at the plant dipping around 27 and then stabilising.
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Ral Guy
Anhalt
Chuck Benick
Traay
Fexas
Reagan says Soviet radiation falling amid Chernobyl claims
Reagan in Bali said Kremlin message offered few details on Chernobyl while Soviets claim radiation levels around the disaster are decreasing. Kyiv area injuries reach 197 with two dead as officials deny massive destruction and accept no U.S. aid.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Chernobyl
Reagan
Kremlin
Bali
Indonesia
Asia
Kiev
Gorbachev
U.S
Exxon Day festivities planned for employees
Exxon plans the 67th Exxon Day at Lenox Ranch near Sheldon Reservoir starting 10 a.m. Saturday. Andy Willingham says it will be a family event with children’s rides, Little Miss and Mr. contest, bands, athletic events, a style show, square dance, and a wild west shoot-out ending around 6 p.m. Open to all Exxon employees and guests with shuttle buses from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and two barbecue lunches for cardholders.
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Exxon
Lenox Ranch
Sheldon Reservoir
Exxon Club
Andy Willingham
Exxon Credit Union
Weather forecast and records for Thursday into Friday
The forecast shows cloudy skies with a four percent chance of thunder showers Thursday night and mostly cloudy conditions Friday with a thirty six percent chance of rain. Temperatures will be in the mid-60s Thursday night and the mid-30s Friday, with a recorded high of H degrees and a low of 66 degrees, including 0.52 inches of rain in the 24 hours ending 3 a.m. Thursday.
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Ranitaly
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