November Business Breakfast at Lee College
The November Business Breakfast and Networking Workshop takes place Wednesday November 8 in the Cyber Café at Lee College with sign-in at 7 a.m. and a 7:30 a.m. start. Valerie Coleman will discuss improving customer service for the holiday season. Reservations by Monday November 6 at 5 p.m. cost $5 with a reservation or $8 without. Cash or checks only. make checks payable to Lee College. call 281-425-6309.
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New Horizon Bus Trip to Grand Casino Coushatta
New Horizon Family Center hosts a party bus day trip to Grand Casino Coushatta on Saturday from 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Activities include road games $1 Bingo raffles Name that Tune sing alongs and a cash drawing. Proceeds support the center. Departure from 313 S Highway 146 Baytown. Limited seating RSVP today via Aida at 281 424 3300.
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Theft at North Main construction site targets metals
Police report metal materials stolen from a storage container at a new apartment complex site in the 6900 block of North Main between Saturday and Monday morning. Copper tubing fittings and aluminum cable valued at 69100 dollars were taken. Separately, jewelry valued at 80000 dollars was stolen from a home in the 8300 block of Eastpoint Boulevard between 9 and 9 14 a.m. Monday.
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Drunk Arrested at Sterling Library During Monday Evening
A man was found intoxicated at Sterling Library Monday evening and arrested for public intoxication after passing out in a restroom. In the 200 block of Park Street Monday afternoon a separate incident involved a woman arguing with her boyfriend, pulling a knife, and injuring him mildly before her arrest for assault.
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Man flees police after traffic stop wrecks at Avalon Bay
A man fled from officers early Tuesday after a traffic stop on Northwood Drive driving a 2000 Ford F250. He wrecked into a fence at the Avalon Bay apartments and fled on foot. the vehicle sustained about $5,000 in damage and he has not been apprehended.
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Relationship dispute ends with arrest for emergency interference
A man and his girlfriend argued at a Massey Tompkins residence Monday afternoon. When she tried to call 911 the man pulled the cord, but the call connected long enough to trace and bring an officer. The man was charged with interference with emergency communications. A woman was arrested for assault with a weapon or causing injury.
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149 Calls In 24 Hours Baytown Police Log
Baytown Police responded to 149 calls between 6 a.m. Monday and 6 a.m. Tuesday, including eleven alarms one assault one stolen vehicle three burglaries two burglarized vehicles one case of criminal mischief nine disturbances one forgery four thefts two major accidents eleven minor accidents.Crime Stoppers pays cash for tips and callers remain anonymous. Call 281 427 TIPS. The police beat is compiled from Baytown Police Department reports.
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Stocks wobble as October ends with gains and mixed data
New York stocks closed mixed after a consumer confidence dip and strong quarterly results from Eastman Kodak. The Dow fell 5.77 to 12080.73, while the Nasdaq rose 2.94 to 2366.71 and the S&P 500 edged up to 1377.94. October was a strong recovery month with the Dow up 401.66, Nasdaq up 108.28, and S&P 500 up 42.09.
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Kondracke Warns on Iraq Crisis and U S Withdrawal Risks
Morton Kondracke argues a new Iraqi constitution and national reconciliation are needed, urges careful U S withdrawal, and warns that a hasty defeat could mirror Vietnam and embolden radicals. He cites Kissinger and historical parallels to Johnson and McNamara, urging Congress to avoid repeating past mistakes.
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