Voters in May primaries face residency voting rule change
An Anahuac authorities announce a new law affecting residents who moved to Chambers County after November 4, 1967. Voters with under six months in the county may vote only under clerk procedures, not at normal polling places, and must vote in the county clerk's office.
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Regent Boatright Wins Re Election At Lee College Board
Regent Boatright thanked voters for returning him to a second term on the Lee College board amid the April 6 regent election. Fellow incumbent Royal Burmside was defeated. The message praised supporters and pledged continued service to the college district and Baytown community. Voter registration and absentee ballot rules outlined, including transfers for residents of cities over 10 000 and deadlines in April.
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Boullion thanks Baytown voters after council bid
Co L Peanuts Boullion, defeated candidate for Baytown District 1 council, expressed gratitude to Baytonians who voted for him. He said it was an honor to be a candidate and praised Ted Kloese to represent citizens beneficially.
Man Caught Napping Has Feet Stolen
Charles Porter of Hot Springs Arkansas awoke to missing artificial feet he had set on a bench before dozing in his wheelchair in a park. Porter valued the artificial limbs at 1800 dollars and told officers he had removed them for safety prior to sleeping.
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