Temporary Courts Do Well In Harris County
After two days the temporary county court system shows encouraging results. Judge Miron A. Love, co presiding judge in the 177th District Court, stated progress amid early operations in Houston.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
5
After two days the temporary county court system shows encouraging results. Judge Miron A. Love, co presiding judge in the 177th District Court, stated progress amid early operations in Houston.
John Pounds a machinist in the Refinery Mechanical group at Hundle Oland Refining Co. retires March 1 after long service. A native of Nacogdoches County he plans travel and fishing with wife Hattie and two sons. The couple owns a trailer home near Shepherd. Two temporary Houston courts at the old fire station on Caroline Street tackle backlogged felony cases, funded by a Criminal Justice Council grant. Judges Henry King and R W Williford, both retired, lead the effort to clear the backlog within six months.
AT Robertson, longtime night superintendent at Enjay Chemical Co Baytown plant since 1928, retires seeking travel as a hobby and family life. Walter C Owens of Humble Oil and Refining Co Operating Services Department also retires after Baytown Refinery service, planning move to Huntsville to garden and fish.
Ivy L. Smith, a Cedar Bayou native and longtime machinist at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery since 1935, retires from the Maintenance and Construction Department. He plans travel, time with grandchildren, and staying active in Cedar Bayou Methodist Church and the International Association of Machinists, with his wife Georgia and two children and two grandchildren.
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