Baytown Recycling Works Opens One-Stop Center
Baytowns first one stop recycling center Baytown Recycling Works BRW opens Feb 15 at 4314 Hugh Echols Blvd operating since Dec 28 with Tue 2 6 pm Sat 10 am 3 pm hours Volunteers guide the public to correct bins and explain do s and don ts Items accepted include aluminum steel cans newspapers glass bottles plastic containers white paper and cardboard Director Kathy Heinzerling cites convenience and community support from sponsors and local organizations BRW seeks volunteers 18 or older to assist at the center and in the warehouse contact 420 2222 or 426 6625 for information
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Baytown
Baytown Recycling Works
Hugh Echols
BRW
Kathy Heinzerling
Coffey runs for state senate in District Six
Coffey, chair of the Lee College Board of Regents, seeks the state senate seat six currently held by Gene Green who resigns to run for US Senate. He cites new ideas, environmental and crime concerns, and aims to improve education while controlling spending. He has drafted major legislation and works in Baytown.
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Don Coffey
Lee College Board of Regents
Gene Green
Baytown
United States Senate
Coffey
State Senate
Texas Department of Natural Resources
Board of Regents
Borad
Harris County
LC Board of Regents
United Way Allocation Committee
City of
Lee College ACE Club Plans Celebration of Abilities Week
The ACE Club at Lee College supports disabled students and the whole campus with activities and speakers. Officers are Donna Schick president, George DeForest vice president, Gylla Headly, and Rosemary Coffman as faculty adviser. DeForest attended a TRC meeting in Austin as one of fifteen clients. Contact Coffman ext 387 or Schick ext 570 to join.
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Lee College
ACE
Donna Schick
George DeForest
Gylla Headly
Rosemary Coffman
Austin
Texas Rehabilitation Commission Consumer Advisory Board
DeForest
TRC
Insurance hotline expands services for Texas consumers
The Texas Department of Insurance toll free line now offers more help to shoppers and policyholders. Six full time technicians handle about 10 000 calls monthly and provide licensing status complaint history filing advice coverage types and consumer rights. Starting January the line will report insurer letter grade ratings and contact other rating services. The system records all inquiries and complaints and will electronically share them with insurers. Unlicensed operations are illegal and unprotected by guarantees, so callers are urged to verify licensure.
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Texas Department of Insurance
TDI
Other Informa
Texas
UNLV Members Arrested After Moler Hall Disturbance
Ibarra reported starting to yell as students were beaten and obtained a White Ford Escort license plate. He was aided by Coaches Tracey Johnson and Benny Moskowitz. Baytown police and EMS responded. Lott taken to San Jacinto Hospital with a broken ankle requiring surgery. Dean Topper pledged campus safety and a Security Council meeting set for Feb.18 to review measures.
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Moler Hall
Ibarra
Baytown
Lott
San Jacinto Hospital
Bradford
Dennis Topper
Lee College
Research shows college students still high risk in sex
Mansfield University researchers surveyed 612 students after Magic Johnson disclosed his HIV status. About 87 percent blamed heterosexual sex for infection, while Kinsey Institute studies from Indiana University show high risk behavior across 651 to 809 students, including multiple partners and unprotected sex. Johnson, Jackson, and Hall back safe sex campaigns to curb risky behavior.
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CPS
Magic Johnson
Mansfield University
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Gale Largey
Richard Fell
Largey
Kinsey Institute For Research In Sex, Gender and Reproduction
Indiana University
Kinsey Institute
Kinsey
Detroit
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Arsenio Hall
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Clean City Commission
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Marty Hochberg
Exxon Chemical
Eric Halverson
Polymer’s
Exxon
Jay Eschbach
Senate
Insurance Hotline
UNLV
Tracey Johnson
Benny Moskowitz
Davin Minoa
Cindi Powers
Stacey Fisher
Centers For Disease Control
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