Brownsville man jailed after door-to-door marijuana sale attempt
Anthony Carrazco, 19, of Brownsville, was jailed on a drug charge after prowling downtown near the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College to sell marijuana. He carried three ounces, appeared intoxicated, and was confronted when he knocked on an off‑duty officer’s door. a handgun was also found. Bonds total $10,000. In Houston, Gerald Eldridge, 45, was granted a 90-day reprieve from execution after his insanity claim was considered, delaying the death sentence for his 1997 murder of his ex‑girlfriend and her daughter.
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Army reveals focus of Fort Hood probe
Army Secretary John McHugh says a broad review will target preventing another Fort Hood mass shooting. While touring Fort Bliss he cited mental health service improvements as ongoing, noting shortages exist but are being addressed. Hasan is accused of killing 13 and wounding 34.
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Reprieve Won Hours Before Execution
A condemned killer in Huntsville, accused of feigning mental illness to avoid death, won a federal judge’s reprieve less than two hours before he faced execution. The stay delayed the planned lethal sentence and halted any immediate action.
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Volente Area Sewage Dump Plan Sparks Lake Debate
Texas environmental officials review a proposal to allow millions of gallons of treated sewage to be dumped into Highland Lakes, lifting a 23 year ban. Leander and Granite Shoals seek the change to cut costs versus land application, alarming waterfront residents and environmentalists.
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Texas A&M marks bonfire collapse anniversary
Texas A&M remembered the 1999 bonfire collapse that killed Miranda Adams and 11 other Aggies with a 10th anniversary ceremony and candlelight vigil. About 10,000 attended the memorial in College Station as officials weigh the tradition’s place amid calls to resume the event.
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Baytown Ballroom Hosts Harvest Dance Friday Night
The Baytown Ballroom Dance Club sponsors a Harvest Dance on Friday from 7 to 10 pm at the Baytown Community Center 2407 Market Street. A free Samba lesson by Eileen Bauerline runs 7 to 7 30 pm. DJ Lawrence Herbert plays dance music. refreshments provided. no alcohol. Admission is 7.50 per person. Dressy casual. no experience needed. Call Chris Worthington at 281-427-1476 for details.
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Commission to mark National Planning Month in Baytown
The Baytown Planning and Zoning Commission will formally recognize October as National Planning Month at a reception during the Nov. 18 meeting at Baytown City Hall 2401 Market St Hallum Conference Room. The session begins at 5 30 p m.
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