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Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 2002

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Palestinian bomber dies by own action at Northern Israel crossroads

A Palestinian bomber blew himself up at a busy crossroads in northern Israel killing only himself. The attack marked the second self-inflicted bombing in as many days, showing attackers still have the means and will to strike despite Israel's West Bank offensive. See story on Page 3.

Israel West Bank

Prayer for Victory and Military Support

A public prayer thanks God for past blessings and seeks divine aid for future victories and protection of military personnel amid ongoing conflicts. The message ends with an amen and expresses faith in spiritual guidance during battle against evil.

Father

Inside Red on Pia Sadee

The Galveston mainland paper notes its long service since 1912 with coverage on local affairs and figures, highlighting regional focus and a centered editorial stance.

Pia Sadee

City lifts wage freeze but raises still on hold

The Hitchcock Commission approved a 3-1 vote to lift the city wage freeze while signaling raises remain under review. Mayor Kyle Campbell and others described the move as cautious, citing a tight budget and a forthcoming employee classification report to determine future pay. Sharon Enge supported delaying raises until the report is completed.

City Commission Kyle Campbell Coger Campbell Sharon Enge

TCHS student diagnosed with viral meningitis

An 18 year old Texas City High School student was diagnosed with viral meningitis over the weekend. The student was treated at Mainland Medical Center and released to recover at home. The district said cases occur annually in Galveston County per the health district.

Texas City Mainland Medical Center Stephen Hadley Texas City Independent School District Galveston County Health District

Fichera Named to Open District B Council Seat

The La Marque council voted 4-1 to appoint Joseph Fichera, 50, to the District B seat after Mayor Crow left the post. Rev. Victor Stephens was the runner up. Councilman Richard Torres cast the sole nay vote. Fichera, active in youth sports and local groups, plans to work with current council goals and maintain open district communication.

Larry Crow Bayou Road Joseph Fichera Fichera Victor Stephens la Marque Richard Torres Stephens Crow Queen of Peace Catholic Church Simms Elementary Pta Texas City

Dickinson man charged after cocaine found during traffic stop

Texas City police arrested 34 year old David Melton of Dickinson after a 3:46 am stop in the 2400 block of Avenue H. Offi cers found a small baggie with a white powdery substance that field tested positive for cocaine. Melton was charged with possession of a controlled substance, state jail felony, bond set at $20,000 and posted around 2:18 pm.

Texas City Dickinson Glenn Sharp Avenue H Sharp David Melton Melton

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