Ebola fears trigger global health response and U S cases
Ebola fears prompt broad actions worldwide as authorities confirm three U S cases. A Liberian man in Dallas died, two Dallas nurses diagnosed, and travel linked events prompted closures and disinfection.
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Police recover stolen vehicles. multiple arrests in Baytown area
An officer stopped a tan Toyota Corolla driving backward on the Lanier feeder road at North Main and found the car was stolen. The driver, a Seabrook man, was arrested on two outstanding warrants and handed to Pasadena police for further auto theft investigation. A passenger with warrants in Seabrook was also arrested and listed as a runaway from Baytown. Separate incidents include a stolen 2003 white/tan Ford F-250 with Mississippi plate J JONES from a hotel lot, a blue 2006 Chrysler C30 with plate CRL6514 reported missing, and thefts totaling thousands from residences and vehicles. A burglary of a residence on North Road reported with $600 in entertainment equipment stolen, plus $3,200 in computer gear stolen on Tamarach. An attempted burglary on Park Street and other vehicle thefts on Decker Drive were noted along with a burglary arrest and recoveries of $137. Communicated police activity reflects multiple arrests for warrants and vehicle/property thefts.
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Seabrook
Pasadena
Baytown
Garth Road
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Persimmon Drive
North Road
Tamarach
Park Street
Decker Drive
Baytown Police Log Notes Multiple Crimes and Offenses
A Wednesday to Thursday period shows 34 offense reports in Baytown including one assault two auto thefts four burglaries two burglaries of a motor vehicle two criminal mischiefs one sexual assault two thefts and 14 other arrests plus six miscellaneous cases. Damage totals cited include 500 dollars from a Ward Road incident and 150 and 70 dollars in vehicle damage on Garth. Police investigated six vehicle accidents with two injuries. Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips and rewards at 281 427 TIPS.
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Pasadena church seeks return of assets and minister visit rights
Pasadena Presbyterian Church members protest state guardianship actions that seized Rev John Stout assets and hindered access to ailing pastor. Court records note DADS guardianship and restrictions at a nursing home while history links Stout to Apollo Prayer League and a moon Bible mission.
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Faith Presbyterian Church
Pasadena
Department of Aging and Disability Services
John Stout
APL
League
Heritage Villa
Dayton
Texas
Chambers County
Jana Taylor
Betty Duke
Faith Presbyterian
Ioners
Stout
Helen
Dexter Duice
Duke
Carol Alvarado
Randy MacDonald
Weizenbaum
Aggies
Aerospace Engineers
Good Samaritans
Texas A&m
Trial Continues Over Texas Paper Mill Waste Dump Debacle
Ernnest Wotring outlines the long path of the waste dump from design to mergers and eventual river subsidence. Attorneys clash on regulatory standards, due diligence, and whether the site was abandoned in 1968 while dioxins polluted waterways. Trial may last up to eight weeks with expert testimony.
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Harris County
MIMC
Ole Peterson
Wotring
Champion
Winc
Walter A. Quebedeaux, Jr
Winston “Winn” Carter
International Paper
San Jacinto River
Quebedeaux
Worring
EPA
Waste Management
GC Environmental
Paula Hinton
Hinton
Barrett Reasoner
Reasoner
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