Channelview Man Charged in Baytown Medical Center Theft
Edward Scott Kriger Jr., 38, of Channelview, faces burglary and felony theft charges after a theft from the Baytown Medical Center maintenance building at 1700 Bowie School Drive. He allegedly stole a skill saw and drill bits valued at 67 dollars in Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison's court.
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Edward Scott Kriger Jr
Channelview
Baytown Medical Center
Bowie School Drive
Kriger
Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison
Tax Exemption Debate Hinges On Computerized Rolls
Baytown trustees weigh whether to grant a 3000 property exemption for elderly citizens if Lee College matches action. Board considers tax roll computerized to cut extra work and may seek senior groups and retirees for formal requests.
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Jithe
Troy Peterson
Clark
Region I Educational Service Center
Lee College
Ajevmmucratiry
W.J P. Smith
Wrecker Ordinance Explains City Exceptions
The wrecker committee approved a revised ordinance clarifying emergency entry for wreckers, deleting fingerprints photos and moral character requirements. Manuel Pease of the Baytown Wrecker Association praised the new terms as a good deal. City officials including Fritz Lanham John Wilkison Herman Steele and Jody Lander participated after more than a year of meetings.
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Richardson
Manuel Pease
Baytown Wrecker Association
The
Sun
Glasses Lost Near Second Baptist Church
Mrs. Fred Real reports two pairs of glasses lost Sunday night near Second Baptist Church in an area she describes. She can be reached at 427-2100 for return or information.
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Fred Real
Second’ ‘Baptist Church
Waterloo Arrives at Bay Plaza Amid Big Cast
Waterloo opens Wednesday at Bay Plaza Theater starring Rod Steiger as Napoleon with Christopher Plummer Jack Hawkins and Orson Welles as Louis XVIII. The Dino De Laurentiis production used custom weapons and costumes after a year of research shot in Panavision Technicolor.
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Rod Steiger
Napoleon
Paramount Pictures
City Set To Use Landfill At Coady Site
City officials announce readiness to dump at Coady landfill Wednesday with a new bulldozer in place and McLean Road work finished. Fence is erected and the court appeal continues while the city asserts the right to use the dump under a favorable district court ruling.
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Coady
McLean Road
Fritz Lanham
Neel Richardson
Richardson
Austin
State Health Department
L. A. Greene
Houston
Court of Civil Appeals
Board weighs district growth and new junior school
The Sterling district considers central high school vocational facilities and district television studios to boost tech skills while addressing crowding at four junior schools. A new junior school in the Sterling High area could ease overflow as growth concentrates in the north and east, with plans to add curriculum specialists and improve program articulation. The board will continue review at a later meeting, date to be decided.
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Clark
Sterling
Ary
Puty
Barry Nettles
Jerry Don Smith
Calendar of Christmas events at Santa Land and community Center
Santa Land on Dec. 14 features Baytown Little Theater Sterling Stars Horace Mann Junior School Band and Handel Choir plus a Yule poem and play a nativity scene Christmas story and a movie. Dec. 15 includes Lee Brigadiers Sterling Band nativity scene and Recreation Revue concluding the Parks and Recreation program. Christmas bazaar runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Community Center. Trinity Episcopal Church sponsors a Christmas pilgrimage Sunday and Monday.
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Santa Land
Baytown Little Theater
Sterling Stars
Horace Mann
Lee Brigadiers
Sterling Band
Parks and Recreation Department
Trinity Episcopal Church
Disabled veterans tax exemption proposed by county
County Tax Assessor Carl S. Smith told The Baytown Sun that state lawmakers should approve a disabled veterans tax exemption. Eligibility varies by injury severity from 1500 to 2500 dollars, with over 70 percent disabling receiving the maximum. Smith warned the county could lose about a million dollars in tax revenue.
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Carl S. Smith
Baytown Sun
Smith
Commissioners Court
G Smith
Church Bonds Offer Seven Percent Bonds for Building
Victory Baptist Church, now meeting upstairs at 303 West Texas, is selling seven percent compound interest bonds to fund a new sanctuary. Interested parties may call 427-3132 for details.
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Victory Baptist Church
Texas
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