Harris County seeks new mental health center services
Harris County plans a regional mental health center in Baytown funded by federal aid. A county advisory council will implement the center, refurbish the old city hall second floor, and recruit volunteers for painting and cleaning as Rev. Bomboff urges voters to approve the amendment. Don Marler arrives as assistant program developer to organize the advisory council and center operations.
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Harris County
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Souther Moves to Benicia Refinery Cracking Division
R P Souther engineering supervisor in Humble Baytown Technical Division will head the Cracking Division at the Benicia California refinery. He and his wife and two children will relocate near Benicia. Born in Widhe Falls, he earned a chemical engineering degree from Texas A&M in 1989 and joined Humble in 1989 after a U S Air Force stint. He rose from operating supervisor to engineering supervisor by 1960 and will be replaced by G L Graves, with D H Wilson succeeding Graves and D C Andersen taking over in the economics and raw materials section.
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Humble
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Benicis, Calif
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Benicia
Widhe Falls
Texas A&m
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U.S. Air Force
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D. H. Wilkson
Graves
Willson
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Seaman Apprentice Brore Chase Completes Naval Training
Seaman Apprentice Brore Chase son of Mr and Mrs Leo Chase of 1600 Gillette has finished boat training at San Diego Naval Training Center. On leave, he will depart Monday for Travis Air Force Base then to Okinawa. He has been listed with the Seventh Fleet in the Pacific. Chase is a 1966 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School.
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Leo Chase
Gillette
San Diego Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Travis Air Force Base
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Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Chase
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown Schools Institute Policy Of Immunization
Baytown schools adopt a fall policy requiring immunization against smallpox diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles and polio with tuberculosis exam records. Sixth graders need two doctor statements of immunization against diphtheria tetanus polio and a TB exam. grades 2–5 must show immunization against diphtheria measles diphtheria and tetanus. New and transfer students must submit records. exemptions possible for medical or religious reasons, but not for TB. Noncompliant students may be sent home until documentation and immunizations begin.
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