San Jacinto Hospital plans 1st phase expansion
Trustees announce a 56,000,000 Baytown expansion for San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with a 1,270,000 authorization to spend and plans for a new laboratory wing, parking, equipment, and future capital improvements funded by loans, gifts, and prior income. The proposal includes several capital requests and outlines phased financing through church and conference channels.
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Sun Spots Girl Scout Camp Notes and Local Events
Fragmented OCR details a Sun Spots column with notes on a Girl Scout camp, pre registration, an open house, and a funeral in Norman Oklahoma. It references the class instructor John Tharean and lists names such as TARQLIS WHLDON and JIMMIE Woods with a funeral in progress and a police or civic notice context.
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Interest Lags In Tuesday City Election
Preston Pendergrass reports low voter engagement ahead of Tuesday city election with 10 mayoral and council candidates. About 10,000 eligible voters across 11 precincts must hold valid poll tax receipts. controversy minimal, focus on popularity in the mayoral race and a five year bond program including sewer expansions, a new city hall, and a water line. The piece notes planning by the current council and Bond Improvement Committee, with priority projects set before the election front pages.
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John C Echols Named Director At FIL&P
John C. Echols, president of National Bank of Baytown, will be elected to the board of directors of HL&P at the annual meeting. He will succeed his father, Hugh Echols, who died in January after 323 years as a director. Echols Jr. will join the board alongside A. D. Ley. He is a Rub Ethics graduate from SMU and served in the Air Force before joining Citizens Bank. Echols is active in Baytown civic groups and chairs several local campaigns. He and his wife live at 300 Harvey with two sons, John Houston and Andrew.
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Weather Outlook With Variable Winds This Weekend
Cloudy conditions give way to a party of clouds and a warning through Sunday. A mild to warm south and southeasterly wind shift is expected with temperatures Saturday between 65 and 92 degrees. Sunday detail mentions Galveston and local markers with notable low and high times, while Monday forecasts continue with shifting winds and温度 cues.
Around and About Local Happenings This Week
Intermittent notes recall Harry Hartman stopping for a cup early Saturday while Rev BK Summerg assists with deteactione. Ted Kleesel lends a big hand as James Savell and Hegit Bishop audit the Pryer, recovering Monday at Gulf Coast Hospital. Thanks pour in for carts, flowers, doctors, and nurses. W Q Tidraon arranges poll tax transfers. Chief and Mrs Blair Mann head for Austin. Andy Bailey earns Beta Phi Kappa at the University of Texas. Mrs Liana Alford moves into a new home.
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Mrs Higby Retiring After 52 Years Teaching
By Wanda Orton a veteran teacher Mrs Higby ends a 52 year career at Stine school. Principal Rosshini praises her dedication and support for students while noting her nickname love them all. She mentored many pupils this year and plans a May retirement as students prepare a farewell.
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City Election Voting Boxes List of Precinct Sites
A_raw list shows polling locations and judges for the upcoming city council election next Tuesday. Precincts include Alamo School Barnet School Baytown Junior High Stephen F Austin School San Jacinto School Leavis Elementary School Carver High Bowie School and more with polling hours from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Fio Veselka Dies. Civic Leader Remembered in Town
Fio Veselka, 50, a well known civic figure, died suddenly Saturday at his home. Rosary and funeral services were scheduled at multiple local churches and funeral homes, with burial to follow in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Veselka served Harris District for over 30 years and was active in community service.
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Growth Steady, City Library Expands To 26,433 Choices
Baytown Sterling Municipal Library shows steady progress with 26,433 books by February end. Acting librarian Fred Tillery reports 67,875 total volumes with 60,000 on open shelves and 7,875 in closed stacks.
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Hullum vows to follow city charter in District 2 race
Four candidates including Hullum address city charter adherence and zoning, with Hullum proposing open bidding for surplus city property to fund improvements and support for small neighborhood parks. He urges citizen votes on zoning changes and opposes tax-rate increases without public approval.
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Record Trustee Election Brisk Morning Voter Count
A noon vote total of 2,972 indicated a predicted final tally near 7,000 for the school trustee election. Precincts across 12 boxes showed steady turnout with 73 voters per hour, compared to last year’s 3,000 noon votes, and a previous record of 6,828 in 1951.
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Sun Open After Election
The Baytown Sun will open after polls close to provide readers with school board election results. Polls close at 7 pm and the paper will publish totals as they are compiled at polling places, with the Sun’s figure around 58 percent.
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