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Newspaper

Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2002

Page

4

Hitchcock Home Destroyed By Late Night Fire

A house fire in the 6300 block of Highway 6 destroyed a home late Monday night. Responders arrived around 12:05 a.m. to find the blaze advanced with little chance of saving the structure. The fire is under investigation and the cause is undetermined as of press time.

Highway 6

State Police Ties Bus Crash to Drugs and Fatigue

The Texas Department of Public Safety concluded that cocaine and sedatives contributed to a fatal charter bus crash on Interstate 20 en route to a Louisiana camp. Driver Ernest Carter Jr. had a falsified medical card. Carter, 51, and four Metro Church youths died. about 36 children were injured. Investigators believe fatigue and drug use led to his sleepiness just before impact.

Texas Department of Public Safety Ernest Carter Jr Carter Metro Church Garland Interstate 20 Louisiana DPS Ben Valdez

Bowen's legacy at Texas A&M linked to 1999 bonfire collapse

Bowen, Texas A M's 21st president, says his tenure will forever be tied to the bonfire tragedy that killed 12 students and injured 27. On the eve of his departure, he reflects on improving the university's academic standing and minority outreach, while his successor Robert Gates prepares to take over.

Ray Bowen Texas A&m University Bowen A&m Aggies Aggie Robert Gates Central Intelligence Agency

Texas tax holiday boosts economy states shoppers save

Comptroller Carole Keeton Rylander says Texas three day tax free weekend will save shoppers about 42 million dollars and attract visitors from Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Since 1999 the program has generated 334 million in revenue growth for the state and supports local travel receipts amid a slow economy post September 11.

Carole Keeton Rylander Texas Rylander Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana

Three Dead in Houston Restaurant Shooting

Three people were killed Tuesday afternoon at Kim Vietnamese Restaurant in far southwest Houston. A Vietnamese man aged 40 to 50 surrendered to police after the shooting and the case remains under investigation with names of victims and suspect unreleased.

Houston Robert Hurst Hurst

BP Foundation gift boosts Mainland United Way campaign

BP Foundation donates 154,459 dollars matching employee pledges from 2001 boosting Mainland Communities United Way total to 463,376 and helping fund health and human services across Galveston County. BP Texas City Operations manager George Carter praises employee support and volunteer efforts.

United Way BP Foundation George Carter BP Texas City Texas Day Nursery Carter Texas City Galveston County

Valero chairman Bill Greehey inducted into hall of fame

Bill Greehey chairman and CEO of Valero Energy Corp. is chosen for the 2002 Texas Business Hall of Fame honoring his rise from price waterhouse auditor to Fortune 500 leader. He led Valero to nearly 30 billion in revenue and 22 000 employees while earning multiple national honors.

Texas City Bill Greehey San Antonio Valero Energy Corporation Greehey del Williams Texas Business Hall of Fame Foundation Texas Business Hall of Fame Price Waterhouse Air Force St. Mary’s University Exxon Coastal States Gas Corporation Valero Fortune Magazine America Industry Week Horatio Alger American Academy of Achievement Academy Museum of the American Dream George Bush Texas Bill Clements, Jr Dolph Briscoe, Jr

BP Sites in Texas City Achieve ISO 14001 Certification

BP South Houston including Texas City and Chocolate Bayou sites have retained ISO 14001 environmental management certification. George Carter says the standard shows BP's commitment to health safety and environmental performance, with legal compliance and pollution prevention as core aims. Terri Harlan notes the process prioritizes environmental risks and drives improvement projects to reduce impacts.

Texas City George Carter Chocolate Bayou Terri Harlan BP South Houston Harlan

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