Baytown Chamber Talk On Congress Energy Plan Friday
Rep Bob Eckhardt will discuss congressional activities and President Gatler’s energy program outcomes when he addresses the Baytown Chamber of Commerce at noon Friday. Also noted are Parents Night at Sterling and a college fellowship meeting at Greg Matthews’ home for book discussion and community events through the week.
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Bob Eckhardt
Gatler
Baytown! Chamber of Commerce
College
CHRISTIAN + Fellowship
Greg Matthews
Weather And Tides Inexact station notes near Baytown
Partly cloudy forecast with mild temperatures in the mid teens or tens. Tidal readings show low and weak tides with winds light and variable. Sunrise Friday around 4 a.m. and sunset about 8 p.m. Expect minor tonight and low likelihood of rain.
Richard Worth Enjoys Homecoming From The Continent
Richard Worth is glad to be home from the Continent while Melba Milliken travels. Mike Hefley and Brigette Weavers work on a mixed doubles competition as Karen Lewis tends Wriday's rain and others are noted in community scenes including visits, projects, and a birth congratulations.
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Richard Worth
Melba Milliken
Mike Hefley
Brigette Weavers
Karen Lewis
Wriday
Exxon Hefinery
Toe Allen
Baytown
Barbara Jackson
Wardlaw
Nancy Posey
Ray Galloway
Sign marks home of state football champions on I 40 route
Interstate 40 travelers encounter a new sign claiming the home of the state football champions. County leaders and school officials celebrate pride while noting safety issues and truck traffic causing backtracking on nearby roads.
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Mant Helview
Lof
Guy C. Jackson EL
Douglas Dugat
Mont Belvieu
Barkers Mill School
City Panel Awaits Citizen Reaction On Stop Sign Cut
Baytown council committee weighed removing stop signs at several intersections after resident feedback. Citizens and officials debated safety stakes at Clayton Mockingbird and Kentucky Goorin sites while traffic planner urged protecting motorists and schoolchildren.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Yiokt
Viking Action
Ant
Otis Graham
Clayton
Mockingbird
Danubina Iy
Kimmons
Ciahan
James Bowie
Lsu Siti
Wil Cornelius
Graham
Cornelius
Kinrwons
Fritz
Thom Ueckwith
Chireman
Ciizens Safety Council
Ritumons Agrend
Wee
Longtime Baylawn teacher W L Ward dies at 72
William Lewis Ward age 72, a pioneer in industrial education in Baylawn schools, died Thursday at Baylawn Hospital after a long illness. Services scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at Paul Lee Funeral Chapel Wy. Edward Thicke and Rev. J. Jordan to officiate. Ward was first instructor in mechanical drawing and woodwork, supervised industrial training, taught Lee College courses, and led classes for industrial employees. He designed and built furniture and refinished items for public colleges and Lee College. Retired Supt. George Gentry called him able and skilled, a man of high intelligence and fine qualities.
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Williame Lewis Ward
Baylawn
Paul T Lee
Eadward
Lee College
Robert E. School
Y O
Ward
George Gentiy
16 5 Cent Tax Cut In LC Budget Proposed Budget
Lee College regents meet Thursday at p.m. for a public hearing on the budget and tax rate. The proposed budget is 7 499 200 dollars with a 14 0 cent tax per 100 dollars of value, based on 48 percent assessment. Previous year budget was 7 951 208 dollars with 26 cents per 100. Carryover funds total about 2.0 million this year and 2.13 million next August. Regents will also consider bids for root repairs and hiring an engineering consultant to address drainage at the college.
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Hon Allen
Anytown
LC Regents
Allen
Andy
Regents
World Tensions Rise Amid Fire, Riots and Diplomatic Tour
Fragmentary text reports fires in Damascus Syria with Secretary of State Cyrus planning a peace mission, a swing through Arab capitals to engage Israeli talks, and Northern Ireland leaders calling for forgiveness amid decades of violence. Soviet weapons and unis forms appear in a large central Texas scene as a night story notes.
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Syria
Cyrus
Wep
Jordan
Intel
Texas
Hallas
Enoys
Wholesale prices dip for second straight month in decline
Washington reports wholesale price declines for the second consecutive month. The Labor Department notes a tenth of a percent drop in the index while consumer prices show only modest changes. Farm prices fall and wholesale food costs ease, with gains in other sectors offset by slight declines in overall consumer influence. Total retail sales are estimated near 68.7 billion after seasonal adjustments.
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Farmens
Advancy
White House
AcGill
Snoltier
Canmore Department
Totak
A Practical Change On Freeway Bus Lanes
Pearce Strost Journal argues for experimental can thiflow bus lanes on freeways. The piece contends that during heavy traffic hours certain lanes could be diverted to improve flow, though it notes potential congestion for contraltow. The author reflects on public reception and the need for careful implementation.
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Toustin
Parking Ticket Leads To Son Of Sam Suspect
A New York parking ticket case tied to David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam killer, as police traced notes and weapons to an apartment linked to the suspect. A revolver and other items were seized. Berkowitz reportedly left a note claiming he would strike again. The latest shootings expanded the case across Queens and the Bronx, with multiple victims and ongoing investigations.
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Thershalgung
Persis
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David Urrkowita
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Poller
Kon
Sant
A Pollen
Herkorwitz
Sul
James
Folk County
Berkowlla
Stroy Moskawicz
Previnwis
Polive
Queens
Bronx
Bis
Insheen
Aus Yonkers
San
Newland
Exxon Research Pushing Fuel From Coal Project
Exxon Research and Eugineering Co join with U S Energy Research and Development Administration to push coal liquefaction creating the Hixson Donor Solvent process in a $240 million Baytown program. The effort spans Baytown pilot plants and Linden Florham Park Baton Rouge facilities with 250 workers in 196? to produce liquids blended into gasoline and low sulfur fuels.
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Baytown
Féxion Research Center
Exxon Research and
Eugineering Co
U. S. Energy Research and Develop
G. Levine
Baytown T&division
Hixson
ERQE
Linden
Florham Park
N.d
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Celinery
Baker Head
Stouston North Shore Railroad
Baytown R&d Division
Carter Oil Co
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