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Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2001

Page

4

Lawsuit Alleges Reliant Energy Caused Man's Death

Eileen Williams files suit in southeast Texas alleging Reliant Houston Lighting and Power worker Kenneth Williams died after an on the job heart attack on July 24 2000. The electrician, 51, was revived at Cypress Fairbanks Hospital then died August 4 2000. The widow and two children seek unspecified damages for financial loss and loss of affection.

Reliant Energy Texas Eileen Williams Kenneth Williams Reliant Houston Lighting & Power Williams Cypress- Fairbanks Houston

Yates 911 Call Shows No Hint Of Children’s Deaths

Andrea Yates spoke calmly to a Houston dispatcher on June 20 and did not indicate that her five children were dead. Charged with capital murder for drowning three children, she pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. Jury selection set for Jan. 7. if convicted, death possible.

Andrea Yates Houston Yates Clear Lake Harris County District Clerk’s

Austin PUC OK price to beat rates in deregulation

The Public Utility Commission approved the price to beat rates for electric deregulation. Incumbent utilities will charge residential and some small business customers in their service area who do not switch providers, with average monthly bills potentially dropping up to 18 percent.

Public Utility Commission

Judge rules Dallas school board violated open meetings law

191st Civil District Judge Catharina Haynes found Dallas Independent School District trustees violated the Texas Open Meetings law at least nine times by discussing the redistricting map in closed sessions. The ruling could invalidate the board’s 5 4 vote on the new map.

Dallas Catharina Haynes Dallas Independent School District William A. Brewer III Brewer Dallas Morning News

Communitywide food drive to aid Salvation Army in Texas City

Philanthropist Kevin Yackly organizes a December 21 and 22 food drive at the Kroger lot to stock the Salvation Army pantry. The effort aims to match or exceed last year’s donations, with locations possibly expanding before the weekend and each donor receiving a barbecue meal.

Kevin Yackly Kroger Texas City New York Yackly Texas City Salvation Army Salvation Army

Aid workers freed from Afghanistan return to Waco

Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer returned to their Waco home church after 104 days in an Afghan jail. They praised nonstop prayers from supporters, spoke at Baylor University, and announced plans to write a book with Ambassador Agency handling rights. They described a supernatural peace during captivity and thanked military personnel who freed them.

Christian Aid Dayna Curry Heather Mercer Antioch Community Church Waco Afghanistan Associated Press Curry Ferrell Center Baylor University Baylor Mercer Ambassador Agency Nashville McCaughey Rachel Joy Scott Shelter Now United States Taliban Kabul Northern Alliance U.S

Texas House sees sweeping retirements after redistricting

After redistricting reshuffles, seven Democratic committee chairs and other leaders announce they will not seek re election in Texas House. Leaders cite GOP drawn maps and political pressure as key factors. Ramsay files for agriculture commissioner, Hawley also exits. Laney aims for a sixth term as speaker amid rapid turnover.

Associated Press Austin Texas House Pete Laney Texas Laney Legislative House Rob Jowell San Angelo Appropriations Paul Sadler Henderson Patricia Gray Galveston Clyde Alexander Athens Fred Bosse Houston Tom Ramsay Mount Vernon Ron Lewis Mauriceville Juwell Lewis John Cornyn Ramsay Judy Hawley Portland House Rural Caucus West Texas Gray Carole Keeton Rylander David Dewhurst Cornyn Bill Ratliff Senate LRB Bill Miller

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