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Newspaper

Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1995

Page

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Teen murder charge in La Marque high school student death

Darren McGaskey, 24, turned himself in after being charged with the stabbing murder of 16 year old Terry Lee Scott Jr. outside a La Marque residence on Mockingbird Lane. Scott, called Boo, died at John Sealy Hospital after being flown from the scene. Police note a possible dispute over a woman as a triggering factor. A second victim was treated for a stab wound to the arm. Funeral services are planned in Texas City.

Texas City West Texas City la Marque Darren McGaskey Terry Lee Scott Jr McGaskey Galveston Scott Boo LMHS Mount Paran Missionary Baptist Church Mainland Funeral Home

Students design vivid logo for Shrimp Boil event

Texas City artists Jessie Denney and Marilyn Gregory, graphic arts students at College of the Mainland, created a computer generated shrimp logo stretching across beach scenery. Chamber executive vice-president Jimmy Hayley hopes the animated logo boosts attention for the August 26 shrimp boil as it appears on shirts and aprons.

Texas City Jessie Denney Marilyn Gregory College of the Mainland Graphic Arts Texas City-La Gregory Jimmy Hayley Hayley Chamber Coleena Jackson College of the Mainland Denney Texas City-La Marque

Susan Smith convicted in sons deaths

Susan Smith was found guilty of murder after jurors deliberated over two hours. The sequestered panel rejected involuntary manslaughter. Sentencing for death by electrocution or life in prison will be decided after a Monday hearing. Prosecutors contended she killed the boys to clear an obstacle to a love affair.

Tommy Pope Bruck Ms. Smith Michael Alex

Subscriptions Acknowledged in Texas City Sun

Mack W. Carter David Booker and Laura Chilton are thanked for subscribing to the Texas City Sun in volume 83 issue 204. The page references include 2C bulletin board 11A classified 6-10B viewpoints 5 4A deaths DeGeee 8A living 1-4C.

Mack W. Carter David Booker Laura Chilton The Texas City Sun Ann Landers Bulletin Board DeGeee

Pause to Pray Message of Comfort

A devotional pause asks God to wipe tears for mourners and grant comfort. It appeals for release from sadness and reassurance that the departed are in care.

Alarming trend in Texas City as children seek help for crisis

Psychologist John DeSobe reports a rising pattern of preadolescents attempting self harm. Samaritan Counseling Service operates a Texas City satellite at St. John's United Methodist Church with sliding fees and supports families through counseling, church partnerships, and training programs. A notable case involves a young woman abused in childhood who found recovery through counseling and faith. Local numbers and Galveston Moody Memorial center listed for contacts.

Texas City John DeSobe DeSobe Houston Samaritan Counseling Service Texas City Kiwanis Club Samaritan St. John’s First Christian Church Houston Baptist University Houston Graduate School of Theology Samaritan Center Galveston Moody Memorial First United Methodist Church

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Tion Texas City Police Department Ronnie Schoolcraft Mockingbird Lane Life Flight John Sealy Sgt Russell LaRoe Nul Bay Susan Smith
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