Edward Harold Bell Wanted by Texas Crime Stoppers
Public service notice asks for information on Edward Harold Bell who has evaded law for five years. Bell, 45, is sought for Failure to Appear on murder charges and four counts of indecency with a child. Call 1-800-252-8477 with any tips.
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Paper and ink mix stirs global goods and Lincoln quote
The article details a wide array of global sources from oil to textiles to coffee, culminating with a quote from Abraham Lincoln. It notes federal subsidies to tobacco at 15 million and a 4 million spend warning against subsidized goods, then shifts to Texas Most Wanted fugitive Edward Harold Bell with a $1,000 reward. Bell, linked to a 1978 murder, is described and his arrest history summarized.
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Survey on Causes of Academic Failure at BHS
Teachers cite students homework neglect and poor test scores as top causes. Absences and time in class misused also noted alongside weak study habits. Suggestions include study habits course, parental involvement, individual counseling, more daily quizzes, classwork reviews, and basic courses. Some students deserve a firm push.
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Brownfield Milk Bar-B-Ccue Menu Highlights
Brownfield serves salmon patties with potatoes cream sauce and mixed vegetables. Dessert options include cake rolls cherry cobbler and blueberry muttiose. Beverage choices feature milk and bar-b-cue on bun with fries and catsup.
Texas lawmakers hear tax stance as session ends first week
Governors urged fee increases without taxes while lawmakers chase budget goals. Bill Clayton hints at 1986 Republican gubernatorial bid as White faces tax fears. Senate skeptics doubt funding without hikes. Mauro and officials push hiring freezes and school funds. Voters' contributions show White leading, Hightower weak, Hance cited. Public letter seeks scleroderma support from readers.
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