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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2002
Page
1
Roosevelt Wilson Elementary teachers receive a grant for an innovative science program. A photo on Page 9 highlights the honor and the educators involved.
The Arkansas governor asserts the state remains a candidate as Toyota announces plans potentially drawing interest from San Antonio. The two states compete for a new plant allocation, with officials watching developments for economic impact.
Former attorney general asserts that lawyers in the tobacco litigation may be required to forfeit about 3.3 million in fees. The note references a directive or ruling discussed on page 6 of the issue.
Dear Father, protect our police officers, firefighters and all other public servants as they go about their daily tasks.
A condensed note reflects a long standing commitment to serve the Galveston County Mainland, dating back to 1912. The item highlights enduring community presence and local service legacy.
Police narrow suspect list in Tuesday night stabbing at 7400 block of Highway 6. A 22 year old man was stabbed three times in the back and taken to UTMB in fair condition with a possible punctured lung. The victim and assailant may have known each other for years, a fight started over a past burglary claim, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon could be charged after further interviews.
St Marys Men s Club members tour the Texas City Museum layouts as Galveston County Model Railroad Club secretary David Sandberg speaks. The 20 member group operates five scales across 5 000 sq ft with plans for the Texas City Train Show November 23 24 featuring eight extra modular layouts from three clubs.
The Texas City school board approved a 70000 grant from the TEA statewide initiatives office to expand reading support for kindergarten through third grade. Full time substitutes will be hired in December at four elementary schools to assist reading instruction while teachers work with at risk students.
The FDA approved a 20 minute AIDS test with 99.6 percent accuracy but Texas and Galveston County face funding and adoption hurdles. Health officials note tests could boost diagnosis rates, yet state resources and testing priorities may delay rollout.
A press release from the FDA notes that the CDC estimates about one quarter of the United States 900,000 HIV infected people are unaware of their status. Secretary Tommy G. Thompson of the Department of Health and Human Services discusses the issue. See TEST, Page 14.
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