Baytown Churches Celebrate Legacy and Reunion
Baytown First Church of the Nazarene hosted a Sunday service and potluck with reminiscences from long‑time and returning members. Donya Fulcher recalled her late husband Buford Fulcher while others shared memories of Mt. Rose Missionary Baptist Church and St. John Fellowship Baptist roots. Alicia Mitchell joined Mt. Rose on its anniversary morning as attendees from Texas City traveled to celebrate faith and community.
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Maxine Baker
Buford Fulcher
Baker
Felcher
Donya Fulcher
Baytown First
Relations Quartet
Mt. Rose Missionary Baptist Church
Mt Roses
Alicia Mitchell
Texas City
Mt. Rose
Mitchell
Frank Davis
Baytown
St. John
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Churches
Elouise Winn
Rio Lie Jo
Keni É Mitchell
Evette Rabke
Zanna Williams
JoAnn Turner
Ann Perkins
Alvin
Baytown Sun
Phote
Keri Mitchell
Cilarise
UT System to vote on next year's tuition raises
UT officials keep plans for spring and fall 2004 tuition hikes on schedule despite Lt Gov Dewhurst urging delay. Regents to vote Tuesday after a lengthy review, with increases from 3.94 percent to 29 percent at UT Arlington and UT San Antonio. Sullivan defends process while a new web tool aims to help students plan costs and aid.
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University of Texas
David Dewhurst
UT System Commission
UT Board of Regents
Austin American- Statesman
Teresa Sullivan
UT System
UT Aglington
Dewhurst
Sullivan
Bonfire Memorial events mark fourth anniversary at Texas A&M
In College Station the fourth anniversary of the 1999 Bonfire collapse is commemorated with noon ceremonies in Academic Plaza. A Ross Volunteer honor guard, 12 photographs with candles, and a 5:30 p.m. family gathering precede a 7 p.m. memorial forum at the Memorial Student Center.
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Texas Asm
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Aggies
Jason Sherriicb
Fall Activities Council
At & P.m
Albritton Tower
Memorial Student Center
El Paso Times Returns To Normal After Electrical Delays
The El Paso Times resumed normal operations after two weekends of delays caused by electrical explosions that disrupted power to the presses. A high voltage fuse was replaced, allowing Sunday’s edition to print, with Saturday and Monday issues produced at sister papers in Las Cruces and Phoenix respectively.
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Times
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Phoenix
Arizona Republic
First Lady backs late term abortion ban in Dallas
Laura Bush, former supporter of abortion rights, said she supports a late term abortion ban signed by her husband. She called partial birth abortion abhorrent after touring the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas amid ongoing legal fights as federal judges block enforcement in three states.
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Laura Bush
Bush
Nasher Sculpture Center
Bush Administration
The
Associated Press
Verizon worker shot supervisor then killed himself in San Angelo
Police say a Verizon employee who killed a supervisor and then himself called the cops from his home ten days earlier. He claimed the company was after him and displayed gadgets he believed were bugged as he warned of threats to his safety. Sgt. Robert Martinez noted the troubling prior contact and context.
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Texas
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Travis County
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Petco
Petco Animals Inc
Schuster
U.S. 183
Rodney Monke
Monke
Monké
Verizon
Martinez
San Angelo Standard Times
San Angelo
Robert Martinez
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