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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Tuesday, February 14, 1995
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Woman arrested for solicitiig prostitution
Open house - Baytown Senior
Recreation Center will celebrate its
7th anniversary with an open house
from 1-3 p.m. There will be a pro-
gram and refreshments will be
served. FMI: Beulah Hanle, 422-
^7is for non-profit, charity or com-
Garth Road, Monday afternoon,
after walking out of the store with
electronics and power tools they
had not paid for, police said. Re-
covered loss is $536.
r, call422-8302ext. 8018 or fax
10427-6283.
the man and the woman began to
fight with officers and resist ar-
rest. Both were taken into custody
for resisting arrest.
While driving in the 500 block
of North Alexander Drive Mon-
day afternoon, two Baytown de-
tectives said they discovered a
prostitute, after noticing a group
of men standing around a single
female in a service station parking
called police at 11:30 p.m. Sun-
day, and told police she had been
receiving vivid threats from her
ex-boyfriend in Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Police said the man had told the
woman that if she didn’t go to
Utah, he would kill her and her
family, and that if he had to come
and get her, he would kill her par-
ents, and her also if need be. In-
vestigation is pending.
4276.
.....i Feb*Mi
TaflTkssistance—Free tax assis-
iraigh AARPfrom 1-5 p.m. at
nmunity Center.
ne’s dinner—Hispanic
er of Commerce Valentines
trier will be held at 6:30 p.m.
<’s Cleaners at Avant Garde
Salon, 2225 N. Alexander.
2-6908.
Tax assistance—Free tax assis-
tance through AARP from 1-5 p.m. at
Sterling Memorial Library.
TOPS No. 794-TOPS (Take Off
Pounds Sensibly) Chapter 794 will
meet at 6:30 p.m. at Redeemer
Lutherin Church, 1200 E. Lob'it. FMI:
422-6827 or 428-2046.
Donkey basketball- Barbers Hill
FFA is sponsoring a donkey basket-
ball game at 7 p.m. in the Barbers
Hill High School gym. Tickets avail-
able from seniors, or call 576-2221.
REL Reunion—The reunion com-
mittee of the Robert E. Lee class of
1965 will meet at the home of Pat
Stephens Cunningham, 1805 Colby
to plan for the July 29 reunion. FMI:
Faith Cakebread Kingston, 421-
5892, or Rosemary Rogers Dinwid-
die, 427-2856.
Highland Book Review Club-
Highlands Book Review Club will
meet at the home of Sue Campbell
at 7:30 p.m.
THEFTS/BURGLARIES
■ A 33-year-old Baytown man
told police that his car had been
stolen from his home in the 1300
block of East Fayle Street some-
time Saturday night or early Sun-
CRIME SCENE
During the 24-hour period be-
tween Monday and Tuesday
mornings, the Baytown Police
Department responded to 129
complaints, including two bur-
glaries, seven thefts, five auto
thefts, one assault, eight distur-
bances, one report of gunfire, four
cases of vandalism, and eight
alarms. There were ten minor traf-
fic accidents, and three accidents
that resulted in injuries.
Officers arrested 15 people on
charges during the same time pe-
riod. That included one arrested
for prostitution, two for resisting
arrest, two for shoplifting, one for
threats of family violence, and
various traffic violations.
lot.
According to authorities, the
two detectives pulled into the con-
venience store parking lot, and
one went inside while the other
day.
used the payphone. When the first
man walked back outside, he was
approached by the woman, and
The man reported the car stolen
Sunday morning, and police said
they had already recovered the
car, after someone had driven it
into a building the night before.
Investigation is pending, and re-
covered loss is $2,900.
■ Several tax returns were re-
ported stolen from an accounting
office in the 3200 block of Indi-
ana Street. Estimated loss is
$5,000.
Two Baytown men, 41 and 28,
were arrested at Wal-Mart, 4900
RESISTING ARREST
When officers responded to a
domestic argument in the apart-
ments at 501 Massey-Tompkins
Rd. Monday, police said they
found a man and woman being
very loud and disruptive.
Officers said they asked the
couple several times to calm
down. When they did not, police
said, they were placed under ar-
Cjyic association—West Baytown
C$ic Association Crime Watch meet-
ing at 6:45 p.m. at St. Mark’s United
ivjwhodist Church, 1703 Oklahoma.
she asked if he ever “dated,” po-
lice said.
The other plainclothes officer
joined the first, and police say the
woman quoted a “dating” price of
$20 each. She was arrested for so-
liciting prostitution, and was tak-
en to the Baytown jail.
FMI: 422-4562.
Black History program- Baytown
Junior School, 7707 Bayway, will pre-
set this third annual Black History
Pfagram, “It Takes An Entire Village
DEATH THREATS
A 25-year-old Baytown woman
rest.
pfeehurst Garden Club—Pine-
hyfst Garden Club will meet at 7 p.m.
at tire home of Maxine Baker, 7106
Chinook. There will be a Valentine gift
exchange.
Ports Assoc.—Barbers Hill
Association will meet at 7
the Seniors Hall at Mont
j City Hall. FMI: 576-5891.
According to authorities, both
No free lunch: Three indicted in discount lunch scam
discounts during June and July.
“It’s not the money that upset
me,” she said. “It was the idea of
the thing.”
Ms. Perry said that after a wait-
ress refused to give the discount
to Bryson, the chief commented,
“I’ll have to get him a badge.”
“I just wonder if they think it
was all worth it,” said diner man-
ager Barbara Perry, who com-
plained to officials after learning
Bryson wasn’t really a cop.
“The most expensive thing on
our menu is a 9-ounce steak for
$6.50,” Ms. Perry said. “They
weren’t getting that; they were
getting the regular $2.95 lunch
special and the regular $3.95
breakfast.”
She estimated the restaurant
gave out about $60 in undeserved
nal conspiracy.
They’re accused of pulling a
scam to help Bryson impersonate
a police officer so he could get
the half-price meal with free tea
and coffee that law enforcement
HOUSTON (AP) — A county
constable, a police chief and a
friend of his walk into a restaurant
and order lunch. Using the old
discount-for-officers trick, all
three pay half price. They keep up
the joke for three weeks.
To make it even funnier, the
buddy claims to be working un-
dercover. He even gets a badge
the chief calls a toy and he rounds
out the ensemble with a toy gun
and plastic handcuffs.
Nobody’s laughing now that
Kenneth Bryson and his friends
Somerville police Chief James
Meadows and Burleson County
Constable W.W. Warren are under
indictments on charges of crimi-
Teen court—Teen Court Trial at
6:30 p.m. in Judge Tony Polumbo’s
courtroom, 701W. Baker. FMI: 427-
7449.
k—Baytown Jaycees will
embership meeting at 7:30
>’m. at Murray's Restaurant, 1001
Memorial Social Hour is from 7-7:30
|m. Speaker is Kevin Plant.
|l-Anon—Al-Anon 12-step pro-
-am meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mont
Jelvieu Baptists Church, 10110 Ea-
je Drive. FMI: 573-1716.
Highland Book Review Club—
Highlands Book Review Club will
meet at the home of Sue Campbell
at 7:30 p.m.
officers get at D’s Diner in down-
town Somerville.
Meadows has been suspended
and all three face up to a year in
jail and a $2,000 fine if convicted
of the misdemeanor charge.
None of the men named in Fri-
day’s indictment could be imme-
diately reached for comment.
Burleson County Sheriff Gene
Barber said he expects Meadows
and the two others to turn them-
selves in and be released on bond.
Friday Feb* 17:
Pick 3
No school—Goose Creek CISC
students will not have school. Teach-
ers will be in staff development meet-
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ings.
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(Vednesday, Feb* IS:
Third Agers Club—St. Joseph
Church Third Agers Club will hold its
monthly covered dish luncheon and
games day from 11 am. to 2 p.m. at
the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Chess fun—Chess for Fun practice
and play from 4-6 p.m. at Sterling
Municipal Library fa grades 5 and
Sunrise/Sunset
Wednesday, Feb. 15
Sunrise: 7:01 a.m.
Sunset: 6:10 p.m.
.to Austin—The Fred Hart-
rlan Bridge Completion Committee
q the Pilot Clubs of Baytown has a
I eats available for its Feb. 15 trip
3tin. FMI: Dais Sharon, 427-
a Wanda Sanders, 427-1313.
i Annuitants—Bill Adams of
xas Agricultural Extension Ser-
/ill speak to Exxon Baytown An-
itsat 10 a.m. in the Community
ng, 2407 Market Street.
!R—John Lewis Chapter NS-
Daughters of the Amaican
ution will meet at 10 am. at the
of Louise Whitten. The pro-
is by Priscilla Dowlen.
=E—Baytown Chapta 1315 of
ational Association of Retired
F&feral Employees (NARFE) will
Lotto Texas Pick 3: Win-
ning numbers drawn Mon-
day by the Texas Lottery, in
this order:
RD (Royal Dutch) 11314
S (Sears)
SBC (SW Bell) 43
SLB (Schlumb.) 54%
SO (Southern) 20%
STX (Sterling)
SUN (Sun Oil) 29%
T (AT&T)
TGT (Tenneco) 43%
TNP (TNP Ent.) 15%
TX (Texaco)
UN (Unilever) 117%
UPJ (Upjohn)
WAG (Walgreen) 48
WMT (Wal-Mart) 23%
X (U.S. Steel)
XON (Exxon Corp.) 62%
XRX (Xerox)
Z (Woolworth)
Exxon's dividend per share
is 75 cents paid quarterly.
GM (Gen. Mtrs.)
GON(Geon)
GR (BF Goodrich)
GTE (GTE Corp.)
HAL (Halliburton)
HAN (Hanson)
HD (Home Depot)
HOU (Hstn. Ind.)
HUM (Humaria)
IBM (IBM Inc.)
KM(KMart)
KMB (Kimb. Clark)
KR (Kroger)
LYO (Lyondell)
LZ (Lubrizol)
MOB (Mobil)
MTC (Monsanto)
MXS (Maxus)
OXY (Occidental)
P (Phillips)
PEL (Panhandle)
PNW (Pin. West)
40%
Quotes indicate market
closing Monday.
up..
27%
47%
44%
BINGO -- BINGO » BINGO
BAYTOWN VFW POST 912
8204 N. Main, Baytown
DJ Ind. Avg.
Change
AN (Amoco)
APB (Asia Pacific)
ARC (Atl. Rich.)
AS (Armco)
ASH (Ashland)
BS (Beth. Steel)
CHV (Chevron)
CIN (CG&E)
DD (DuPont)
Dl (Dresser)
DL (Dial Corp.)
DOW(DowChem.)
DRM (Diam. Sham.)
ENE (Enron)
EY (Ethyl Corp.)
F (Ford)
GE (Gen. Elec.)
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34%
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18%
11%
Carver reunion—The reunbn com-
mittee of the Geage Washington
Carver High School Class of 1965
will meet at 7 p.m. at the J.D. Walker
Community Centa. FMI: 843-2238 a
843-2008.
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SUNDAYS
1:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
14%
WEDNESDAYS
6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
32%
61%
50%
15%
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33%
24%
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Sunday Feb* II:
86%
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23%
Veterans reunion—There will be
an Iwo Jima veterans national re-
union Feb. 16 through 19atthe At-
lanta Airport Marriott in Atlanta. For
mae infamation, contact Jim West-
brook at (601) 636-1861, a 594 Old
Highway 27, Vicksburg, Miss. 39180.
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Cineplex Odeon Theatres
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32%
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Community Building, 2407 Market.
Ffiends of NRA-Gulf Coast
Fiends of NRA will meet at 6:30 p.m.
afMurray's Restaurant to continue
pfenning for June 23 banquet. FMI:
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Happy 16th Valentine Birthday
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Services
Art league—Art League of Bay-
town will meet at 2 p.m. in the Com-
munity Center, 2407 Market Street.
Guest speaka is Rita Kirkland of
Highlands..
Mmia% Feb. 2k
Black history-J.D.Wster Com-
munity Centa, 7613 Wade Road in
McNair, will be showing a Black His-
tory Exhibit through Saturday. Exhibit
hours are 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday
through Friday, 6-7:30 p.m. Monday
through Thursday, and 10 a.m.-noon
Saturday.
Book fair—Lamar Elementary will
host a Scholastic Book Fair Feb. 20-
24. Admission is free. FMI: 420-4625.
Retired teachers—Baytown Area
Retired Teachers Association will
meet at Luby’s Cafetaia. Lunch be-
gins at 11 am. with the business
meetings at 11:30. Joan Holzhausa,
teaeha retirement system represen-
tative, will speak.
Grandmothers dub—Sunshine
Grandmotha Club No. 930 will hod a
luncheon meeting at the Baytown
Community Centa. The grandmotha
dub raises money fa the research
and cure of children's diseases.
TUES 7:40
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TUES 720*30
iarsday, Feb* 18:
DeBruhl Furniture, Inc
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Np school—Goose Creek CISD
sjpdents will not have schod. Teach-
ep will be in staff development meet-
Baytown's Oiliest Full Service Brokerage Co.
Quality Furniture at Discount Prices
Gary Clemmons
James Lennon
Arlene Clemmons
Carolyn Masters
Qwe.
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SJudy dub—Thursday Forum
Sfedy Club will meet at 11 am. at
Gfeose Creek Country Club. Host-
esses are Glenda Wright and
Kathryn Stephenson.
Ktoanis—Noon Kiwanis wilt meet
afGoose Creek Country Club. Gene
Ffrnberton Directa of Community
Envelopment fa the Houston Astros,
Trading your cape
for wheels!
Love Dad, Mom & Shaun
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407-C West Baker Rd.
427-8000
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...........Editor and Publisher
...Assistant to the Publisher
Gary Dobbs...
Judy Starnes.
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Editorial Department
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Managing Editor
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Oosby Huffman Chamber—
Cbunty Commissbna Jerry Eversole
v$l speak at noon at Prochazka Pot
Fjbyaie Restaurant, 6519 FM 2100.
Ffcr reservations, call 3266984.
4-Anon—Bayway Daytime Al-
bion Step Study meets at noon at
ninsta Presbyterian Church
Advertising Department
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.....Classified Advertising Manager
Eric Bauer..........
Debbie Kimmey.
Graphics & Composing Department
Cindy Haney.
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Production Department
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Dobbs, Gary. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 91, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 14, 1995, newspaper, February 14, 1995; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1158195/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.