Cedar Bayou Names Brigadiers and Announces New Arrivals
Cedar Bayou eighth grade girls are named Brigadiers for 1973 1976, including Lou Ann Bletsch Lisa Creekmore Pam Fields Carla Hildewand Janet Jackson Jeannie Many Cedar Bayou Junior Porter Angel Pryor Cherry School. New arrivals include Brent Partin's brother, Dan Partin, and others born to Cedar Bayou families, with notes on potential future stars and staff celebrations. Tables tennis intramurals highlight winners Sheila Cloudt Anne Wallace and doubles team. Student council plans a trip to Astroworld and Honor Society picnic at Roseland Park. Reading group activities feature posters and skit work from Sound of the Distant Drum and On the Fence.
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Astroworld
Transportation idea grants sought for rural Texas public transit
The Texas Highway Department invites applications for 100 percent federal grants to fund demonstration public transportation projects in rural and small urban Texas areas. Projects must serve passengers in towns under 5 000 or areas with 5 000 to 50 000 people, with accessibility for elderly and handicapped individuals. Applications due by June 10 197?.
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret Reflects on Old Pants Pockets
A short humorous piece by Phil Pastoret recalls vintage fashion when men's pants featured watch pockets. The column blends nostalgia with wry commentary and shifts to a lighter note about a for sale line mentioning five bats.
Today In History: Key Milestones From 1789 to 1900
AP notes events on April 30 including George Washington's 1789 presidential inauguration in New York Federal Hall, the 1798 act affecting the U.S. Navy, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, and Casey Jones death in 1900. Also mentions birthdays and a thought for today about love and mushrooms.
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