The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 226, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 21, 1992 Page: 2 of 20
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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Tuesday, July 21, 1992
: Two girls found stabbed
i' HOUSTON (AP) — Harris trembling, and in shock: ‘My
I County authorities have said sister, she’s dead,’” Cuitis
j; they have few clues in the Henderson, 15, said. "I came
i stabbing deaths of two girls in the house and they were
; • in the northwest Harris like laying on the beds, with
* County home where one of just a shirt on, blood all
* them lived.
* The bodies of Christine
I Michelle Wiley, 10, and her
l friend, Kynara Lorin Car-
* reiro, 7, were found in the
i home of the older girl shortly
' before 4 p.m. Monday, Harris
* County Sheriff’s Deputy
l Dave Hansen said.
The bodies were lying on a
bed in the rear bedroom of
the house, Sgt. Bruce Wil-
li liams said.
over.”
Henderson said he, Jeremy
Wiley and several other boys
had been playing football and
Nintendo in a yard across the
street most of the afternoon.
Williams said it would not
be known whether the girls
were sexually assaulted until
autopsies were conducted.
Nothing was taken from
the house, he said, but the
gifts “could have walked in
t! The girls, who were neigh- . .
?' bors, were discovered by the on somebody.
14-year-old brother of the “* don’t know if the girls
!; older victim, who then bad much of a chance to put
‘ alerted another neighbor. up a fight. It was a pretty
*; “He comes out crying and brutal scene.”
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Police beat
Juveniles nabbed near school
SUNSPOTS
punter safety course
T'The Wallisville Lake Project -
ganger Station will conduct a
Hlnter safety course Aug. 22-23.
for more information, call (409)
89-2285.
lappy 16th Birthday
CLAY
Love, Mom, Tori, Adam,
Trey and Stephanie
Kiwanis Club
Steve Kidd, head recuriting
coordinator for the Rice Univer-
sity football program, will speak
at the Kiwanis Club meeting at
noon July 23 at the Goose Creek
Country Club.
Dayton council
Dayton City Council will
meet at 7:30 p.m. July 20 at the
Dayton City Hall, 111 N.
Church. Agenda items include a
review of the personnel policy.
Mounted police
A Houston Police Department
officer will visit the Crosby
Branch Library on horseback at
3:15 p.m. July 24.
American Legion
Tri-Cities Post 323 and La-
dies Auxiliary Unit will meet at
7 p.m. July 23 in the Baytown
Community Building, 2407
Market.
Baytown police bicycle patrol officers
nabbed three juveniles who were apparently
breaking into an elementary school early
Tuesday.
The officers saw three teen-agers on the
grounds of Lamar Elementary, 816 N.
Pruett, about 1:20 a.m. The suspects disap-
peared around the side of a building and the
officers followed. When they next saw the
suspects, they were on top of the building,
after apparently scaling a locked perimeter
fence and climbing to the roof.
The officers took the suspects into cus-
tody as they were reaching through a freshly
broken window, police said.
The suspects, two 14-year-olds and one
15-year-old, were picked up by a marked
police vehicle. The case will be referred to
juvenile authorities, police said.
WEAPONS CHARGE
A Baytown man is in jail on a weapons
charge after he allegedly drew a gun on a
police officer.
The officer was called to a fight repor-
tedly involving guns in an apartment com-
plex parking lot at 4601 Quail Hollow about
4:30 p.m. Monday.
He found five suspects at the location.
When they saw him they all began to run.
When he ordered the men to stop, one of
them put his hand in his pocket. After the
officer told him to place his hands where
they could be seen, the suspect pulled out a
gun, police said. The officer also drew his
gun, ordering the suspect to drop his
weapon. The suspect put the gun back in his
pocket instead.
The officer held the suspects at gunpoint
until more police arrived. A search of the
armed suspect revealed that the gun was not
loaded, but a clip of bullets was also found
in his pocket
He was charged with unlawfully carrying
a weapon and transported to jail. The other
men were released, police said.
YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS
Two 13-year-old girls were taken into
custody after they tried to shoplift more than
$300 in clothing and lingerie from a mall
department store at 6901 Garth Monday.
One of those suspects was transported to a
Harris County juvenile center after she
refused to provide police with her address or
the names of her parents or guardians.
DRUG ARREST
A 21-year-old Baytown man was arrested
early Tuesday after police found crack
cocaine and marijuana in his car.
Officer Bruce Buckley was dispatched to
the 1900 block of Tennessee Street about
2:20 a.m. after someone saw a man with a
shotgun in the area. Buckley stopped the
suspect because he fitted the description.
Though he found no shotgun in the car, he
did find 30 grams of marijuana and two
separate containers that held rocks of crack
cocaine. Charges are pending against the
suspect
BURGLARIES/THEFTS
—Gray/Hall Pharmacy in the Bay Plaza
Shopping Center was burglarized, according
to a Monday police report Police said
someone entered through the roof and stole
several wristwatches. Police found two used
syringes and evidence that the someone had
shot up some prescription drugs while in the
store. Loss is estimated at $825.
—A red and brown 1977 Buick Skylark
two-door was reported stolen Monday
morning from outside a residence in the
1200 block of Cypress Street. The car is
valued at $850.
—A red and black 1980 GMC pickup
truck of unknown value was stolen from
outside a business in the 2500 block of
Market Street Monday afternoon. License
plate number is 1418-MD.
Barbers Hill schools to lose funds
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Glasses In Two Hours In Many Cases
By Amit Z. Baruch
of The Baytown Sun
MONT BELVIEU — Super-
intendent A1 Dennis told the
Barbers Hill School Board Mon-
day the district will probably
lose more funds to the county
education district
The county education district
(CED) reallocates funds from
wealthy school districts to less
affluent districts. The CED for
the Chambers County and Lib-
erty County area includes 10
districts.
“Recapturing and rechannel-
ing of funds through the CED
will probably be a fact,” Dennis
told trustees. “We will probably
face additional loses in our
funds,” Dennis added.
Barbers Hills lost about $8
million for the 1991-92 school
year. Dennis estimates that num-
ber should increase, but he said
he can not be certain until Fri-
day, when the CED fixes the tax
rate. Currently, the district pays
82 cents per $100 in property
valuation to the CED. Dennis
said, “Once the property values
are calculated on Friday, we will
be able to predict the tax rate
more closely.”
Speaking about the redistribu-
tion program, Dennis said the
CED will stay in operation until
an alternative is available. Den-
nis said he thought the state Le-
gislature would probably not
deal with the issue until after the
November elections.
“Ultimately,” Dennis said, “It
will have to go to the voters be-
cause the board members were
appointed to the CED and it is
unconstitutional. We will get a
better feel for the issue once the
November elections are over
and the Legislature returns. We
will continue to be under the
gun until a state solution is
devised.”
In other reports, Larry Hope,
director of maintenance/
transportation told trustees that
construction of the primary
school will be finished on time,
except for the stage area.
“Four classrooms and the
computer area in the intermedi-
ate school will be completed in
time for school to begin. The
other four rooms and the gym
still need more work,” Hope
said.
Hope added that the middle
school is almost completed, with
85 percent of the classrooms fin-
ished. The school still needs car-
peting, and the gym is the big
hold up, Hope said. He added
that the outside of the high
school will not be finished in
time for school to begin. The
high school will be the final pro-
ject to be completed some time
in October, Hope said.
“We had to get the primary
and intermediate schools ready
first. That’s the main priority be-
cause the younger students
would have a difficult time ad-
justing to the construction.”
BH at a glance—
By Amit Z. Baruch
of 4110 Baytown Sun
MONT BELVIEU — Barbers Hill school trustees Monday:
—Approved outstanding bills and financial statements
—Awarded contracts to Matheme’s for $12,857 in office
supplies, $919 for educational supplies and $8,406 for paper
supplies
—Awarded contracts to Granger for $4,941.89 in warehouse
furnishings
—Awarded contracts to Rainbow for bread, Dolly Madison
for snack cakes, Glazier Co. and Sysco for frozen and dry
items, Land O’ Pines for milk and Sysco for liuit juice
—Approved Spanish III honors course
—Approved Algebra n honors course
—Approved timeline revision of the board’s written self-
evaluation
—Approved a district drug policy
—Approved a district smoking/tobacco use policy
—Set the budget work session date for 7:30 p.m. July 27
—Set the hearing on the 1992-93 budget for 7:30 Aug. 10
—Accepted the resignations of high school band director Da-
vid McKinney and middle school teacher Carolyn Cheisher
STOCK QUOTES
(Courtesy of First Affiliated
Securities of Baytown)
(As of 9:15 a.m.)
AT&T....................44%
Amoco....................49*/,
Armco............ 6%
Ashland................ 247,
Atlantic Rich............109V,
Beth. Steel................ 14%
CG&E....................35%
Chevron..................69%
Dial Corp............. 36%
Dow Chem............... 537,
Dresser Ind................ 9%
DSHRM.................. 177,
Du Pont......... 49%
Ethyl Corp................26%
To make sure
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know, WILLIAM
REEVES "Real Bill"
Creel has reached ,
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A Ministry of
Memorial Baptist Church
FALL REGISTRATION
Begins Monday, July 20
Through Monday, Aug. 3
• AGES 12 Months - 5 Years
• TUESDAYS - 8:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
• *8.00/child per day
MEMORIAL
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PINNOCHIO (G)..
220-4:10
UNLAWFUL ENTRY (R).._..................720.930
UNIVERSAL SOLDIER (R).... 2054:057:25925
BOOMERANG (R).—........230-4:50-7:15-9:55
COOL WORLD (PG13)..........2:15-4:15-7:10-9:15
LEAGUE OF OWN (PG)......230-430-705935
MAN TROUBLE (PG13) —.2:10-«:40-7XX>-9aC
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NO PASSES
’RELUDE TO KIL (PG13)...2:15420-720-825
HOUSESITTER (PG).............230-4:15730-9:15
FAR & AWAY (PG13)----------- 1:40-9:55
PATRIOT GAMES (R)„........ ...4257:10
SISTER ACT (PG)..................230-430-730-930
BATMAN RETURNS IPG13).1^5430-7:151030
ALIEN 3 (R)................2:154:45-730-9:50
FERNGULLY (G).................2:00-3:455:30
SLEEPWALKER (R).....................7:159:25
BEAUTY & BEAST (G).......2:053:50-525
WHITE MAN (R)..........................7259:45
BEETHOVEN (PG)......2:30-4:30^630-8:30
Exxon.................... 627,
Ford......................447,
General Electric.......... 777,
General Motors...........39M
GTE......................33
G.R....................... 457.
GSU...................... 157.
Halliburton............... 287.
HCA...................... 227,
Houston Industries........45
Humana..................23
IBM......................93
Kimberly Clarke.......... 577,
Kmart....................23
Kroger.................... 147.
Lubrizol.................. 697,
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In Memoiy Of Our Daughter
On Her Birthday
MELISSA SANTANA
7-21-75 to 12-28-91
Today is her birthday
Gone though she is
We sadly miss her
Each day of the year
In God's hands
She now is instilled
Watching over us
Left to live
So take care
To sometimes
Remember her still
We loved her so
God only knows
The void she left
Still unfilled
Although not perfect
Our whole world
She was.
We like to thank
our friends and family
for their continued
prayer and support.
Also her many friends.
Gene and Pat Santana
Lyondell Petro. Chem .... 24
Maxus Energy Corp.......57,
Mobil..................... 647a
Monsanto................. 567,
Occidental Petro..........197,
Panhandle Eastern........ 177,
PhiUips Petro.............27
Pin Wst.................. 18
Quantum Chem. Corp.... 15V,
Royal Dutch.............. 877,
Schlumberger.............63
Sears.....................39
Southern Co..............3(7,
Sterling Chemical.......... 3%
Sun Oil.................. 257,
Tenneco..................35%
Texaco.................... 627,
Unilever.................109
Upjohn...................327,
USX Cdrp................ 277,
Walgreens................36%
Wal-Mart.................54*/,
Woolworth................ 267,
Xerox.....................7i>/,
Dow Ind. Average......3314.89
Dow Change.........(UP)11.89
Silver..........................
Gold.....................359.10
Exxon’s dividend per share is
$.72 paid quarterly.
Weather
TUESDAY NIGHT: Mostly
cloudy with 30 percent
chance of rain, low in
mid-70s. Wednesday:
Same conditions, high near
90. From 8 a.m. Monday to
8 a.m. Tuesday, high of 77,
low of 72. Rainfall: 0.50
inches.
Time Hemp 428-time..
Are Here
Tides
HIGH: 3:49 a.m., +11:45
a.m.
LOW: +5:50 a.m., 9:18 p.m.
(+ denotes weak tides)
Tides forecast are
for the Baytown area
Sun
SUNRISE: 6:35 a.m.
SUNSET: 751 p.m.
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Dobbs, Gary. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 70, No. 226, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 21, 1992, newspaper, July 21, 1992; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1020890/m1/2/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.