Registration In Deer Park Schools Announced For Fall
Deer Park Schools set registration days for new students. Details include dates August 10 and 11 for pupils in grades six to twelve and August 10 for new sixth graders, with early registration to speed entry on opening day August 23. Immunization and birth certificates required. residency rules outlined for kindergarten and other grades.
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Promotion Is Announced Kuykendall Named Foreman
Don P Kuykendall a central office repairman in La Feria is promoted to install ation and maintenance foreman for General Telephone Co in Baytown. He replaces C A Beardsley promoted to equipment installation foreman. Kuykendall joined the company in 1957 at Baytown and has worked in Dickinson Weslaco and La Feria before returning to Baytown. He coached Little League seven years and led the La Feria volunteer fire department as chief until his transfer. Married with wife Georgine they have four children Sandy 11 Clay 10 Jeff 9 Jennifer 5 and reside at 320 Massey Tompkins Road.
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Clay
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Speaking Freely at Hyde Park Speaker's Corner
The piece extols Speaker's Corner as a temple of free speech in England where people express views on religion politics and personal causes in London. Photos by Kevin Berry capture the scene and attendees during a lively urban tradition.
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Daley’s Chicago Boss Still Rules City Power
Daley, at 69, secures a fifth term as mayor, defeating Richard Friedman in a landslide. Biographers Gleason and Royko frame his rise, clout, and mixed legacy, noting his urban renewal success and criticism over race and governance.
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Living Legend Bruchman Sells Pendleton Blankets to Indians
R M Bruchman, 88, a longtime trader near Winslow Arizona, is hailed by Navajo and Hopi friends as a living legend. He details trade practices, shifts from food barter to electronics, and the cultural value of Pendleton blankets and woven shawls, amid changes in government controls and customs.
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