Baytown Fair Notes Auction and Local Updates
The livestock auction proceeds at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fair grounds despite the rodeo cancellation. Baytown Youth Fair Association members are asked to bring pies to the sweet shop. Blaine Sjoland Jr. can provide more details at 422-2607.
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Baytown
Livestock Association
Baytown Youth Fair Association
Blaine Sjoland Jr
BAY Area Heritage Society
Baytown Museum
Exxon Credit Union
Market
Weather And Tides Paik Through Saturday Forecast
Weather and tides brief for Baytown area shows temperatures from the mid 30s to low 80s across Friday night through Saturday. Sunrise Saturday is 5 47 a m and sunset 6 53 p m with high around 80s and a late afternoon low near 4 57 p m.
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Paik
Baytown Arcs
Baytown Residents Share Brief Personal News
Frank Campbell laughs about old Marine Corps ads and a Jima battle memory. W Froekner assists with a postage issue on an income tax return. Mrs Dennis Understood praises a writer. Mrs Jack Kien ATONS receives compliments. Evelyn Braflbury criticizes photo clarity. Eldon Berry proud of a rose garden and a friend’s garden. Marie Byrd enjoys her kittens' growth. Ray Stapp and Tony Ziesemer on a three week Baytown visit. Valerie Tapp excited about Corpus Christi trip. Margaret Conner visits relatives in Baytown.
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Frank Campbell
Marine Corps
Val
al No Jima
Frank
W. Froekner
Dennis
Jack Kien- Atons
Evelyn Braflbury
Eldon Berry
Marie Byrd
Ray Stapp
Tony Ziesemer
Baytown
Valerie Tapp
Corpus Christi
Interest Rates Praised In Two Bond Sales Here
San Deciolo Day celebration highlights two bond sales with the best rates in years. Dayton city sold 4.665 million of 1975 capital improvement bonds at 4.7742 percent and 1.281 million of Baylawn Area Water Authority revenue bonds at an estimated 4. AMTIA percent. Mayor Gentry says lower rates mean savings for taxpayers. Bids ranged from 4.7742 to 4.8743 percent on city bonds. BAWA bids averaged around 4.47 to 4.80 percent. City and BAWA plans include more issues in 1970s, with BAWA aiming for 12 million more by late 1970 or early 1979.
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Wanda Orton
San Deciolo
Daytonn
Baylawn Area Water Authority
Ute Council
Mayr Tom Gentry
The
Sun
Gentry
Sanitary
Bawa
First City National Bank of Houston
Texas Bank and Trust Co. of
Dallas
Lal ‘Texas Commerce Bank
Tom Masterson
von Underwood, Neuhaus and, Co
Ted Kloese
HAWA
School Spank Rule Won't Change Baytown Discipline
The Supreme Court ruling on paddling in public schools has no effect here, says Baytown School Superintendent Johnny Clark. He notes spanking remains common in junior and senior campuses and is used in special programs, while disciplinary options include demerits and conduct reports leading to possible clinic assignment.
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Supreme Court
Baytown
Johnny Clark
Clark
Miss Baytown Lee College Crowned Saturday Title
Nine contestants will vie for more than 1200 in scholarships and a chance to represent Baytown at the Miss Texas Pageant. The event at Ross Sterling auditorium is produced by Mrs. Jackie Hooper with Miss Baytown Lee College 1978 title likely to join, and runners up receive scholarships and special awards.
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Lynn Hughes
Baytown Area
Baytown- Lee College
Ross Sterling Auditorium
Lee College
Chamber of Commerce
Community Builddng
Gray Pharmacy
Peoples State’ Bank
Citizens
Lakewood Pharmacy
Jackie Hooper
Margie Hooper
Baytown-Lee College
Baytown
Fort Worth
Debbie Breaux
Dencie Crow
Beverly Jant
Janie Davis
Sherri Dickey
Bobby Rountree
Glen Walker
Carter Pledges Fight to End on Gas Tax Plan
President Carter vowed to push the five cent per gallon gas tax through Congress if consumption tops his energy targets. He said the revenue would be refunded, with conservation households receiving more back than they pay. He outlined a $4 billion net federal cost through 1985 and a $188 average family refund to offset higher oil prices.
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Carter
Congress
U.S
Gerald i. Ford
Soviet Union
Ford
Eoach
Zaire
Middle East
Bea Horton Returns to Bank Desk After Illness
Bea Horton, longtime Miss Goose Creek, is back at her bank desk after a period of illness. The community welcomes Bea as she resumes duties and shares pride in her prior role with local ties to Goose Creek and Baytown.
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Austin
Baytown
Bea Horton
Goose Creek
Welcuttie
Bea
Moses Stick Loses To Pistol In Baytown Incident
Baytown Police Patrolman Jimmy Cook confronted Amas who wielded a so called Moses stick with a special bowers. After refusing to surrender the stick, Cook drew his pistol and warned the man, who finally yielded. Amas was taken to Baytown Jail and later released to his family.
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Amas
Baytown
Jimmy Cook
Moses
Cook
Wreck probe follows fatal training flight at Spangdahlem
At Spangdahlem Air Base a sever-man team investigated the wreckage of a nine pre-engine plane killing an Air Force instructor and his student pilot. In Los Angeles the Carter administration weighs a universal minimum income plan of 4,300 for a family of four. In Karachi, Pakistan, troops fire on protesters during martial law, killing 10 to 22. President Carter signals possible veto if business tax breaks are not dropped.
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Spangdahlem
West Germany
Air Force
Spangdahlem Air Base
Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Islamabad
Pakistan
Gbant
Karachi
Emphasis On Goose Creek School History Banquet Here
The Pioneer Student Club banquet at Newby’s Restaurant in San Jacinto Bay spotlighting school history features a tribute to Goose Creek District’s first superintendent J F Crawford. Portraits of Crawford and early district figures are to be unveiled for the school board, with Tangled notes on local figures and contracts from 1922 cited as part of the history.
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Goose Creek
Newby's Restaurant
San Jacinta Bay
Ervin
Doris
Flowers
G.T Galloway
F. Crawford
Humble
Crawford
Alice) Davis
Stean Richards
Hervings West
Gulf
Barthman
Robert
Virginia) Carter
Virginis Cook
Newtown School
Hearing On Entex Rates Reconvenes April 28
Baytown City Council set to reconvene its public hearing on Entex rates April 28 and consider a proposed resolution to place Baytown in the Houston Division. The panel may approve an $2 minimum rate increase and a pass through cost for the company, with a 6.92 percent return goal. Entex seeks faster action before May 1 bills reflect new rates.
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Entex
Eaable
Utily Company
Houston
Strom
Texas Coast Division
Richard L
Baypartey
Pataclagandy
Angleton
la Porte
Freeport
Clure
Pearland
Seabrook
Shoreacres
Wily Council
Stimatus
Entiex
Regents Approve New Insurance Policy and Bids at LC
Baytown Lee College regents approved a new insurance policy and plan to seek bids for coverage over the next two years. Jim Bond was hired as insurance agent of record to write specifications and advertise bids. The board extended the preinsurance period and honored 19 year instructor Gertrude Lyon upon retirement. They accepted bids for a swimming pool heater and a student trip vehicle, and approved carpet bids for campus areas. Resignations were accepted for two nurses in the associate degree nursing program.
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Jim Bond
Deva Luthringer
Baytown Law
Lee College Regents
Af Reid, Strickland, Gillette
Gertrude Lyon
Hest
Pat
Rankin Plumbing Co. Inc
Bettie Bennett
Ahoboe
Wichita
Band Instrument Co. Inc
Betty ‘. Daniel
Paulette Haverland
T the College
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