Hulls Band ARBENS HILL High School notices
Hulls Band ARBENS HILL High School announces no and practice until further notice. Cal Contella and family in Bryan attend funeral of W. Searding at Hillives Funeral Home. Richard Strahan family greet mourners in Fort Worth and Austin. City crews to pick up brush in Glen Asbor Morrell Park areas all week. Stork Club at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital offers orientation and tour Sunday for prospective parents at 1:40 p.m.
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Cal. Contella
Bryan
W. Searding
Hillives
Glen Asbor
Morrell Park
Pruett Addition
Graywood
Polly
Oak Addition
Lee Heights
Britton Cravens
Old Baytown
Central Heights
Busch ‘Terrace
Stork Club
San Jacinto — Methodist Hospital
Baytown Weather Update Forecasts Scattered Thunder Risks
Partly cloudy with a small chance of isolated thundershowers Friday night and a higher chance Saturday. Expect low 70s Friday night, high near 90s Saturday, sunset around 11 p.m. Saturday.
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Baytown
Local Notes Highlight Social Ties and Travels
BILL HUNTINGTON has a good idea Linda Burrell has all the answers Mrs Raymond Torres organizes a phate Pat Kane 5 busy with a tents tour nament Mr and Mrs George Chang eler son Steve and daughter Nila left Friday for a vacation in Argentina Willie Moreno says he'd live to play ball with youngsters at Pumphrey but the Hille kids are too fast for him Georgia Sultis accompanies husband Mele on his public relations rounds Susan Curry brightens everyone's day with some good jokes Mrs Lee Alexander brags on her neighbors for helping look after and feed her husband while she took a trip to Yuma Ariz to see her daughter Mrs W M Jarrison and traveled to Mex co and California Her son W J Stokley and his family of Corpus Christi went with her.
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Bill Huntington
Linda Burrell
Raymond Torres
Pat Kane
George Changeler
Steve
Nila
Argentina
Willie Moreno
Pumphrey
Hille
Georgia Sultis
Husband Mele
Susan Curry
Lee Alexander
Yuma
Ariz
W. M. Jarrison
Mexco
California
W. J. Stokley
Corpus Christi
1977 Street Improvement Work Nears Completion
City engineers report the 1977 street improvement program will finish soon with Fifteen residential streets rebuilt under a $310 495 contract with Telco Able Services Inc Houston Work began June 1 Delays arose from water sewer and gas problems on several sites but progress continues Eighth Street and Nor th lanes receive base work curbs gutters and overlays Weather has helped with most work but light showers recently slowed progress Plans for the next program may begin in July with 10 000 federal revenue sharing funds possible to add to the 1978 program to avoid bidding on a smaller effort
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Ken Powers
Telco Able Services, Inc
Houston
Ime Powers
Eighth Street
Lohil
Avon
Lobit
Ward Head
Ity
Norlh
Sterling
Ian Francis
Witbuen Lo
North Main
Morrell
Schilling
Powers
Une
Kloesel's Crossing debate rises at Baytown meeting
Baytown City Council Traffic Committee set for Wednesday to again discuss Kloesel's Crossing, a West Main Bridge walkway proposed since the 1970s to connect Robert E. Lee High School and Norman C. Foote Park. Preliminary cost about 60,000 dollars. Also on agenda are temporary traffic controls, speed limit tweaks on several streets, sign changes, and a median curb move on North Main. Public meetings at City Hall.
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Kloesel
Baytown
Coun
Cilman
Ted Kloesel
Trean
Rigeeel
Robert R. Lee
West Baytown
Norman C. Foote Park
West Main
West
Robert E. Lee High School
Missouri
Unemployment Drops to 6.9 Percent in July
Washington AP reports the U.S. jobless rate fell to 6.9 percent in July after June’s 7.0 percent. Total employment held near 90.0 million as teen and adult worker numbers shifted, with teen unemployment easing but black teens facing 40.7 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Duie
Carter Signing To Signal Start Of Jobs Program
President Carter plans a Rose Garden ceremony to sign a $1 billion jobs bill creating 200000 summer and forestry jobs for youth. The action aims to reduce high teen unemployment and bolster his economic stimulus plan amid efforts to improve U S Tanzania ties and confirm Pix secretary energy nomination. The signing follows talks with Jim Lehresinger and precedes a Plains visit and a Sunday Methodist church service.
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Carter
Washington
Ion la
Civitan
Canbervalion Corps
Rose Garden
White House
Cludes
Pigh
James R. Lehresinger
Senate
Schilestiger
Department’ Ary Energy
Sellestyer
Ute
Plains
Gateler
Murray St
August Blagsing The sweetest words of in Raytown
fragmentary local notice mentions August in Raytown with unclear wording. no clear event date or organization appears. remaining readable names include August and Raytown, suggesting a personal notice or notice fragment with ambiguous meaning.
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Raytown
Baytown Deliberates Federal Revenue Sharing Allocations
City officials opened hearings on how to spend federal revenue sharing funds, with total requests around $590000. The council will hold another session likely during September budget talks, while administration reviews proposals and makes recommendations. About 20 people attended led by department heads. health officer Dr Miser and city staffers testified, urging bikeways and drainage improvements along with equipment upgrades.
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Wanda Orton
Oly
Elly
Partite Fasts
Bikeways
Byke Way
Max Bechmeyer
Dobby Rountree
Parks and Recretion
Klovsel
Alby Dhn Sandens
Wednesday Dance Launches Crosby Rodeo Week
The Crosby Fair opens with a Wednesday street dance from 8 p.m. to night on the Baker’s Food Store parking lot and Clay Pot area. Estimated 2,000 to 3,000 attendees. Admission $2, free for children. Parade at 4 p.m. Thursday with top three floats honored. Dick Allen and the River Rosa provide music. A livestock auction, concessions, and prizes plus a rodeo from Thursday to Saturday with cash prizes of 59, 30, and 20.
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Croshy
Crosby Fair
Haden
Lieans
Tom Hen
Dick Allen
The
River Rosa
Acs
Crosby Fairgrounds
Congressional clash over nuclear plant funding and cooling ponds
In Washington and beyond lawmakers from both parties demand investigations into government reports claiming nuclear fuel plants cannot account for thaw sands. The debate spans federal dredging, environmental rules, and energy policy as states face hot conditions and drought amid ongoing political battles.
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Cungrew
Loc
A. Givernemen
Panda of Meaney Peale Nuclear Maerint
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