Water well project under way in Mont Belvieu
City Council plans authorize Busch Hutchison and Associates to prepare field notes for construction at the Cherry Point well north of the subdivision. They may also approve city funding for half the road materials to the new well and proceed with drainage equipment specs and ditch plans north of Winfree Street to ease flood issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mohlman
Mont Belvieu
Busch, Hutchison and Associates
Cherry Point
Winfree Street
Jim Hutchison
Tenneco
Sissy Coun
Winfree
Smith Gully
Entex
Hutchison
Police Department
Color Blind Budget Trouble in Pearce Street Journal
The column notes that household budgets, though written in black and white, commonly end up in red. It observes how many budgets fail to stay within planned limits and highlights common spending pitfalls and contrast between intent and actual expenses.
Floydada Family Reunion and Local News Roundup
AROUND TOWN highlights the Joe Floyds family reunion in Floydada and local happenings. Jackie Leatherwood learns about the Exxon refinery with sister Amy Burgy while the Butler children enjoy a new pool. Doug Hamil visits from the ranch as Pat Sartor nears summer study, Jeanne Sapp seeks organization, Les Tompkins marks 34 years at Exxon Production, Ernestine Bright works to keep conversations calm, and Reg Madison creates new words to an old song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Floyds
Floydada
Jackie Leatherwood
Exxon
Amy Burgy
Johnny
Michael
James
Patty Butler
Doug Hamil
Pat Sartor
Jeanne Sapp
Les Tompkins
Ernestine Bright
Reg Madison
Hartman Bridge Project Faces Five Year Build Time
Five years is the estimated construction period for a $100 million eight-lane channel bridge to be named after former Sun publisher Fred Hartman. Omer Poorman said construction could start by January 1987, with materials chosen based on lowest bid and a preference for American-made components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Purdy
Sun
Fred Hartman
Baytown
Poorman
Houston Port Authority
Baytown trustees poised to approve 68.4 million budget
Baytown school trustees are set to approve a 1986 87 budget of 868 4 million with a 2 6 million deficit requiring a tax rise from 89 5 to 95 5 cents per 100 of assessed value The meeting includes a public hearing with five minute remarks and salary changes totaling 485000 plus 60 000 for adjustments The district plans a certified tax roll by October and awaits a public address by Baytown resident David Slaughter who contends Baytown ranks high in teacher pay among large Texas districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linner Schlobohm
Baytown
Harris County
John Muth
HCAD
Lu Fulbright
Fulbright
David Slaughter
Slaughter
Texas Research League
Educa
Layoffs and pay cuts planned by USX
USX Corp the parent of the nation s largest steelmaker will lay off some white collar workers and cut pay and benefits for others due to weak business and a 22 000 worker union walkout. Most management salaries at USX corporate offices face a 1 cent percent reduction with top officers facing large incentive pay cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
USX Corp
USX
Reagan to undergo urological tests Saturday
President Reagan will travel to Bethesda Naval Medical Center on Saturday for outpatient urological tests using local anesthesia. Spokesman Larry Speakes said doctors will check for abnormalities such as growth, discoloration or stones in the urinary tract. The trip to Camp David was canceled and he will return to the White House the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Navy Hospital
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Camp David
White House
Oval Office
Maryland
T. Burton Smith
Eduardo Farcon
New York University Medical Center
California
Smith
Spending cap fights frame Texas election battles in San Antonio
In San Antonio Mayor Henry Cisneros led a major money campaign against C A Stubb s spending cap proposal tying budget growth to population and inflation. Stubbs founded the Homeowner Taxpayer Association after opposing fluoridation. The plan would permit 6 growth if 3 population and 3 inflation. Cisneros raised about $300 000 and campaigned to deter business and keep the bond rating high. In Northeast Texas District 1 another legislative race loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Henry Cisneros
C.A. Stubb
Stubbs
Cisneros
Weather outlook shows warm weekend with varying skies
The forecast predicts mostly fair skies with mid-70s Saturday night and party clouds Sunday with a 20 percent chance of thundershowers and a high near 95. In the 24 hour period up to 6 a.m. Saturday, the low was 76 degrees and the high 94.
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Pearce Street Journal
Rick Peebles
Omer Poorman
District 12
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Jim Kyle
Houston
Milton M. Dietert
Dietert
Board
Board of Directors
David Roderick
Cap
Aa Fire News Ak
Safe Deposit
Avattebte
Trusite
OME
Fred & Operated
Hechler Twardowski
Chevrolet
Crosby, TX
Jacinto Mall
Artet
Loda
Pew
FORD
Baytown Sanday
Yeu Ert
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