Baytown Police Seek Burglary, Theft Details Across City
Police report a string of burglaries and thefts in Baytown from Tuesday to Wednesday. Items stolen include brass cymbals, a snare drum, tools, jewelry, cash, and bicycles with values ranging from 50 to 2,175 dollars. Also noted is a fatality risk incident and a man sentenced for attempted murder linked to a February home invasion.
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Baytown
Kmart
Quailhollow
Travis
Massey- Tompkins Road
Huggins
Murray
Cedar Bayou
Cypress
Riley
Parkway
Texas Department of Corrections
Kevin Michael Blare
Colonial
Blare
Lionel Garcia
Garcia
Humana Hospital
Jury Deliberating Charges Against Two Women In El Campo Fire
A Galveston AP report says a seven-went-to-one jury deliberating injury to a child charges against Jacqueline Williams and Marsha Owens after seven children died in an El Campo house fire. The seven women and five men planned to resume deliberations after a night break.
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Galveston
el Campo
Daniel Sklar
Jacqueline Williams
Marsha Taylor Owens
Bay City
Owens
Williams
Avanti sold to Dallas man forms New Avanti Motor Corp
Michael Kelly, 36, former South Bend resident and Texas ethanol company owner, bought Avanti Motor Corp on Wednesday and renamed it New Avanti Motor Corp. He vowed better quality and aggressive marketing after a bankruptcy and production halt last year sparked by paint flaws and dealer warnings. Kelly said the company will focus on combining quantity and quality.
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South Bend
Ind
Avanti Motor Corp
Michael Kelly
Avanti
Stephen Blake
Birthday wishes sent from Parker family and friends
Birthday greetings go to Betty Parker from Jack Parker. Thursday marks Dale Moone’s birthday. he is a former Baytonian living in West Germany, celebrated by Baytown friends.
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Betty Parker
Jack Parker
Dale Moone
May events listed for clubs and schools in Baytown area
Multiple local notices include Woman's Club program at Grace United Methodist Church on May 2 with Federation history topic and officer installations, Salt Water Anglers League meeting May 1 at HS&P auditorium with speaker James Plang, Addicks Elementary retirement reception for Maurice Wolf on May 4, Humble Pioneers games party May 2, Kilgore Center Baytown Schools damage report April 30, Service League meetings, Chamber of Commerce luncheon May 2, Church Women United May 2 Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church, Exxon Day ticket sales at Exxon Credit Union.
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Woman's Club
Grace United Methodist Church
Federation of Women’s Clubs In
Texas
Salt Water Anglers League of Texas
Trinity Bay
Hs&p
James Plang
Humble Pioneers
Humble Pioneer Club
John JJ. Jobs
Baytown
Kilgore Center
Wye Drive
Church
Church Women United
Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church
Ferry Road
Trail Riders Association hosts weekend Baytown ride and dances
The Baytown Trail Riders Association plans a weekend event at Baytown Fairgrounds near I-10 North Main. It includes an 8 p.m. Friday dance for signups, free dancing for riders, $8 per couple for others, Saturday and Sunday circle rides at 8 a.m. with $8 adults and $2 children under 12 for both days, and trophies for wagon and rider categories plus a 9 p.m. Saturday dance. Proceeds aid the Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Association.
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Baytown
Fiber facts in carpet design and wool decline
The article explains carpet structure with surface pile and backing. It notes wood as a classic fiber offering resiliency and warmth, while wool production declines due to synthetic fibers growth, color limits, and cost. Acrylics and medacrylics resemble wool in resilience softness and warmth, and man made fibers resist mildew and moths.
Perry Ellis ad sparks controversy in publishing
An AP news scan notes a Perry Ellis perfume ad hinting at a four letter word has provoked debate in publishing with some deeming it provocative and others calling it obscenity. The item contrasts with an array of Texas political notes and local items from Houston to San Angelo.
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New York
Perry Ellis
State officials defend rapid community care policy in Texas
AUSTIN AP officials of the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation defend moving patients into community centers quickly. Rep Bob Richardson and Gary Hughes urge a pause until the policy's impact is studied. The MHMR board will decide Friday in Lubbock. Hughes warns up to 2000 state employees could be laid off. Deputy MHMR commissioner Finannon says reductions follow client declines and will not involve large layoffs.
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Richardson
TPEA
The
MHMR
Jaylon Fineannon
Baytown Daily Ad Rates and Postal Information
Baytown Daily issues published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520. Second class matter at Baytown Post Office 77522 under Act of March 3 1879. Box 90 Baytown Texas 77522. Carrier rates five dollars twenty five cents per month and sixty three dollars per year. Single copy price twenty five cents daily and fifty cents Sundays. Mail rates available on request. Represented nationally by Coastal Publications.
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Baytown
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