Donna Kay Cryer Graduates With Literature Degree
Donna Kay Cryer of 3811 Tumbleweed has graduated with a bachelor's degree in literature from the University of Houston at Clear Lake City. Kiwanis Club meets at 12.06 p.m. Thursday at Monday Inn. Rayford Kay, Warris County agricultural agent, will speak.
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City considers six percent pay hike for workers
City Manager Fritz Lanham proposes a six percent wage increase with merit raises and adjusted longevity and life insurance for city employees. The plan includes a $600,000 compensation package funded by the general and waterworks sewer funds, plus new positions and changes to Civil Service rules. The budget aims to offset turnover and inflation while expanding staff in several departments and adding a neighborhood center.
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Strike Up The Band ROSS STERLING Band Rehearsal Notice
Ross Sterling band members are asked to attend rehearsal now with all members and possible recruits urged to join. The message requests attendance from available players during the current weekday session.
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Welfare Office Moves And Wings Of Gold
The State Department of Public Welfare office relocated from 2414 Market to 616 Park. First Lt Theodore C Childers Jr son of Mr and Mrs Childers of Channelview earned his wings as a naval aviator. The Service League will meet at 9 15 am Friday at the Service League house 1410 Market.
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Weather and Tides in Maytane Area
Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms Thursday. Low temperatures tonight around the upper 60s. Thursday highs near the mid 90s. Baytown forecast shows sunrise at 6:42 am and sunset at 8:52 pm.
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Community Snaps and Local Skits at The Cotton Bowl
A collage of short notes from town residents includes CHAD DENNIS and his dad at the Cotton Bowl, Ricky Howell and Karen Roesler on motorbikes, Gene and Hileen Calley with an alarm clock, Dowg Going and Becky Sabalik learning town news, and Susan Deel Davis thanking friends after a trailer fire. Jamison Mitchell dives from a high board as Larry Jones Jr eyes a kiss concert, Irene Lesier serves on a civil jury in Houston, Cara finger shares a cake recipe, and Grace Ffrench comments on travels from Canada to Maine and North Carolina. Julie Wadlar’s legs pose for a pliota, all in brisk, snapshot format.
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District weighs adding teachers to cut primary class size
WEVA LUTHRINGER reports the school board considers adding 22 teachers at a cost of 221,200 to lower pupil teacher ratio from 22.1 to about 20 in primary grades. Trustees debate whether smaller classes improve learning, with seniors noting limited data and concerns over morale and individualized attention.
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Channelview Board approves teacher pay increase
The Channelview ISD board approved boosting certified staff salaries from 860 to 1100 annually, affecting about 270 teachers and cost an extra 390000. Substitute pay rises to 35 dollars a day for two or more weeks in the same classroom, and auxiliary staff receive roughly seven percent raises.
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Carter Signs Strip Mining Bill Amid Mixed Praise
President Carter signed a strip mining bill praised for restoring land and funding cleanup, but he said the law is not as strict as he hoped. The measure bans surface ripping where reclaiming is feasible, imposes a tax on mined coal, and seeks to force restoration of past excavations, a compromise after years of congressional battles and industry environmental tensions.
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Bombs Explode in Midtown Manhattan Office Buildings
Two bombs exploded in midtown Manhattan office buildings injuring several and shattering windows. Police attributed the blasts to the Puerto Rican group FADN claiming responsibility and warned of possible additional attacks in other buildings nearby.
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Thai troops enter Sanoe raid leaves 28 dead
In Sanoe and a burned area, combat troops killed 28 people including 12 children in press-horder raids. Cyrus Vance arrived in Beirut to pursue Middle East peace talks and announced S101 million in credits over three years to rebuild its army. Abe Lunt dies at 84 after cancer surgery earlier this month at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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Mutiny Threat Claims at Democratic Convention in Los Angeles
A delegate recalls threats and tension at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. He says his wife disliked their hotel room and that mutiny was threatened, with references to governors of Colorado and Texas. He notes the disclosure is prompted by his spouse being away.
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City Plans Public Budget Hearing on 522139 Grant Use
City officials seek ideas on spending a 522139 federal grant. A budget hearing is set at 6:20 p.m. at city hall with residents invited to speak and register. City Manager Lanham notes changes under new federal guidelines requiring public hearings before revenue allocations and department heads planning requests.
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Museum Opens Open House Plans In Baytown District
The Bay Area Heritage Society and Baytown school district plan an open house at the Hew museum on Sept 1 with hours 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. A Sept 18 formal opening is planned with a slide show by Dr W J McNeill on Baytown history. Volunteers will staff tours. donations to the museum fund are requested.
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Archbishop Makarios Dies Of Heart Attack
Archbishop Makarios, Cyprus strongman and leader of the Greek Cypriot majority, died at 8:15 p.m. after a heart attack aged 63. Spokesmen said he had survived numerous assassination attempts and guided politics during 17 years in office. Spiros Kyprianou to serve as acting president as Cyprus mourns.
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