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Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2003

Page

5

Texas City Police Academy opens applications and heart Run/Walk set

The Texas City Police Department invites applications for its Citizens Police Academy with a March 7 deadline and a March 27 start. Located at the Rankin L. DeWalt Center, it trains on all police operations with instructors from within the department. Also noted are open auditions for Donald Margulies Dinner With Friends at College of the Mainland with January 19 20 call times, rehearsals starting February 10 and performances March 20 to April 13. Proceeds from the Heart Run/Walk benefit the American Heart Association.

Texas City Police Department Citizens Police Academy Police Department Texas City Police Rankin L. DeWalt Criminal Justice Center Ninth Ave. N Texas City Charles Totty College of the Mainland Donald Margulies College of the Mainlan Jack Westin

Dance classes open at College of the Mainland

Introduction to Latin Dancing Salsa and Mambo and Introduction to Swing Dance start Tuesdays at 6 pm in Physical Education Building P-112 with a 5 dollar fee and sign up by January 16. Waltz class January 27 runs 8 to 9 30 pm in the same building with a 5 dollar fee and sign up by January 22. Call 409 938 1211 ext 422 or 1 888 258 8859 ext 422 for information.

American Heart Association Mainland Medical Center College of the Mainland C.O.M. At Gulf Freeway

Prisoner Escapes From Formby Unit Near Plainview

In Plainview area Texas authorities search for Jerry Madry 52 who walked off his job as an animal caretaker at the Formby Unit state jail. Madry last seen about 530 p m Friday near the warden's home during a 6 pm inmate count. Tracking dogs from Clements Unit Amarillo aided the search. Madry a 20 year forgery convict arrived April 6 2001 and could be eligible for parole in two months. He is white 224 pounds 6 foot 2 with blue eyes gray hair and wearing a white jail uniform and olive green jacket.

Formby Unit Plainview Jerry Madry Madry Clements Amarillo Michelle Lyons Texas Department of Criminal Justice Huntsville Formby Lyons

Where to Call If You Suspect Seeing Madry

Citizens who suspect sightings of Madry are urged to contact the TDCJ Command Center in Huntsville at 936-437-5148 or reach local law enforcement officials for assistance.

Madry Tdcj Command Center Huntsville

Missionaries slain in Yemen remembered as devoted healers

Three medical missionaries from the Richmond based International Mission Board were memorialized at Grove Avenue Baptist Church in Richmond after a Dec 30 attack at Jibla Hospital. William Koehn Kathleen Gariety and Martha Meyers were praised as dedicated healers who gave of themselves, with 900 in attendance. The suspected gunman Abed Abdul Razak Kamel was arrested. Yemeni officials link him to an al Qaida cell.

Yemen Jibla Baptist Hospital William E. Koehn Kathleen A. Gariety Martha C. Meyers Donald W. Caswell International Mission Board Grove Avenue Baptist Church Baptist Mission Koehn John Board Mark Kelly Bob Arlington Texas Gariety Wauwatosa Wis Meyers Montgomery Ala Abed Abdul Razak Kamel Kamel al-Qaida Associated Press Chris Taylor Chuck Traylor Grove Avenue Baptist Richmond

Texas forests to be thinned under new Bush plan

The Sam Houston National Forest near New Waverly will join 9 other forests nationwide as test sites for the presidents thinning initiative. About 7,500 acres of dense pine will be thinned and burned this year to speed forest management, reduce litigation, and push a broader program affecting up to 190 million acres. Critics warn public access and oversight may shrink while beetle outbreaks and fires loom in Four Notch area.

Associated Press NEW Waverly Sam Houston National Forest Bush Houston U.S. Forest Service Idaho Nevada California Oregon Utah Michigan Washington Forest Service West Brandt Mannchen The Houston Sierra Club Houston Chronicle James Houser Texas Forestry Association Sam Houston Forest Four Notch Tim Bigler Prairie Chapel Ranch Crawford

Monkeys head to Texas from New Mexico lab abuse case

Four macaques from the Coulston Foundation in Alamogordo New Mexico have been at Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Kendalia Texas since December 22. The sanctuary plans to house 56 more monkeys as funds allow with a goal to complete enclosures by summer. The animals show severe self injury linked to prior abuse while the lab faced USDA charges over primate deaths.

Associated Press New Mexico Coulston Foundation Alamogordo N.M Sanctuary Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Kendalia San Antonio Lynn Cuny San Antonio Express-News U.S. Department of Agriculture Arcus Foundation Kalamazoo Mich Center For Fort Pierce Fla

Norwalk like virus hits Cypress Creek High students

More than 700 Cypress Creek High School students fall ill from a Norwalk like virus. Harris County Public Health confirms the illness is Norovirus related with 400 absent Thursday and 646 absent Friday as district cancels Friday events but keeps Monday classes.

Associated Press Houston Cypress Creek High School Rita Obey Harris County Public Health Department Houston Chronicle Cypress-Fairbanks Independent Harris County Norwalk

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