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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2003
Page
1
Warmly received Dorothy Hendrick spoke about quilts during a presentation at the Moore Memorial Public Library. See story on Page 6.
The Moore Memorial Public Library will present a genealogical seminar in September. A photo on page five accompanies the note, highlighting the event and its learning opportunities for local researchers.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon confronts corruption charges that threaten his political standing as elections approach. The report notes the charges loom over the campaign and may influence voter sentiment and party strategy.
A prayerful appeal asks divine blessing for the nation and its leadership. The tone invokes guidance and support from a higher power for public affairs and governance. The text centers on reverent supplication rather than policy details or political critique.
Two Houston based developers Brookline Development Co and Elan Development Co show strong interest in about 1900 acres for residential use. The city considers municipal utility districts tax increment reinvestment zones and public improvement districts to fund infrastructure. City officials hold workshops to explore options as they seek incentives to spur Bishop Tract development.
Calan Gass escaped a Thursday afternoon fire at his burning Tiki Island condominium, saving two parrots and a guitar while six apartments were damaged or destroyed. Firefighters from Bayou Vista fought the blaze with up to eight units responding as the building roof burned. Gass said he saved the birds and guitar before the condo collapse.
La Marque firefighter Curtis Barber was trapped when a Tiki Island condominium collapse sent a flaming wall onto him. Retired police officer Darrel Pelfrey and neighbor Chris Williams helped pull him free as other crews battled the blaze and paramedics treated his ankle. Barber recalled being stuck and unaware how he was found.
Santa Fe council approves first reading of a new zoning ordinance the city’s first major zoning revision since 1996. Residents including Robert Braeking oppose tighter land use rules citing loss of heritage and personal property rights while officials cite extensive hearings and public input. The council votes unanimously to move the ordinance toward final adoption.
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