Gulf Oil announces two new Cedar Bayou foremen
Gulf Oil Co U S names Donald B Hillier and Charles W Miller as operations foremen at the Cedar Bayou Olefins plant in Baytown Texas Hillier leads the Normal Alpha Olefin Unit while Miller heads the Ethylene Unit Both are longtime Gulf employees Hillier a 1960 Texas A M chemical engineering graduate joined Gulf in 1963 and moved to Cedar Bayou in 1964 Miller joined Gulf in 1966 with a bachelor and MBA from Oklahoma State University and arrived at Cedar Bayou in 1968 as operations specialist project engineering.
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Cedar Bayou
Gulf Oil Co
U.S
H. W. Blackwood
Donald B. Hillier
Charles W. Miller
Baytown
Hillier
Miller
Texas A&m
Gulf
Port Arthur
Houston
Oklahoma State University
Tooth Fairy Awaited After Child Loses Tooth
In Louisville Kentucky 10 year old Mary Read asks her mother about the Good Fairy leaving a coin for a missing molar hoping the Fairy remembers this time The report captures a child’s hopeful reaction following a lost tooth and the common belief in a benevolent fairy in local life.
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Louisville
Mary Read
Home Should Be Home Not Zoo in One Man’s Bath Room Menagerie
HAL Boyle recalls a home turned into two bathroom menageries as his daughter brings in Aphrodite the red-eyed rabbit and Lady Dottie the cat. The writer jokes about privacy lost to pets, a daily routine and neighbors reacting to their odd situation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Frances
Lady Dottie
Tracy
Aphrodite
Rome
Manhattan
Bonn Grows From Town to Capital in Annexation Trend
Bonn, West Germany, has transformed from a small town to a sprawling city after Aug. 1, when an ordinance doubled its population to about 320,000 and expanded its area by annexing neighboring towns including Bad Godesberg. The expansion adds Beuel Holziar and Oberkassel, with government construction and a third Rhine bridge reshaping planning, traffic, and public services.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Bad Godesberg
Beethoven
Cathedral
Rhineside
Berlin
Rhine
Beuel
Holziar
Oberkassel
Godesberg
Lutheran Denominations See Mixed Membership Changes
Losses and gains mark the year for America’s three major Lutheran groups. Lutheran Church in America declines to 3,279,517, down 8,520. Lutheran Church Missouri Synod rises to 2,870,355, up 22,930. American Lutheran Church falls to 2,575,300, down 727. Overall Lutheran membership totals 4,725,172, up 13,683.
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New York
Lutheran Church In America
Luutheran Church-Missouri Synod
American Lutheran Church
Theutheran
Right Of Way Rules Take Effect September First In Texas
Austin Texas DPS director Col Wilson E Speir announces new right of way rules effective Sept 1. Drivers must obey signs on controlled intersections and stop yield or grant priority on single lane or multi lane roads. The law adds an assured clear distance rule for following vehicles and sets collision evidence standards. Next: Slow moving vehicles.
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Texas
Austin
Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Speir
Truancy Raises Alarm At Scottish Teachers Conference
Glasgow Scotland AP report notes teacher James Toal says truancy is the major issue for Scottish schools at the Educational Institute of Scotland conference. Absences average eight percent, double the acceptable four percent, prompting calls for action.
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Glasgow
Scotland
James Toal
Educational Institute of Scotland
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