Economic foundation appoints director
Michael K Shields of Huntington West Virginia will become the first director of the Baytown Area West Chambers County Economic Development Foundation. He previously led Putnam County Development Authority since 1984 and has twelve years in economic and industrial development. He and his wife Donna have two sons and will relocate once housing is found. He touted Baytown and West Chambers County assets including access to a metropolitan area, schools, transport, highways, water, air, rail, and a ready work force.
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Huntington
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West Chambers County Economic Development Foundation
Jim Schaefer
Putnam County Development Authority
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Donna
Baytown
West
Chambers County
Carson Newman College
Jefferson City
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Baytown district urges early registration for new students
Lu Fulbright, communications director, says new students at all levels should register this week at their campuses to get a head start and avoid missing instruction by not waiting for the first day of class.
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Baytown
Lu Fulbright
Pearce Street Journal First Things First
An economist says he is so busy sending CARE packages to Texas oil men he has no time to study outcomes of OPEC rulings.
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Pearce Street Journal
Texas
Local News Roundup Highlights Baytown Visitors and Family News
A round up of smiles and plans features Laverne Bishop and Jackie Stewart in cheerful scenes. The Hinton couple makes significant changes, while the Repps plan a vacation. The McRees share good news, and Edna Alexander hosts her Baytown granddaughter Kim Stokely visiting from Corpus Christi. Kim is the daughter of W J Stokely and Sheri Stokely, with her father a former Baytonian who earned a college scholarship while playing football at Robert E Lee High School in the early 1950s.
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Jackie Stewart
Bob
Laura Hinton
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June Repp
Bobby
Amy McRee
Edna Alexander
Baytown
Kim Stokely
Corpus Christi
Kim
W.J
Sheri Stokely
Lewis Seeks Shorter No Pass No Play Suspension
Austin AP The Texas House Speaker urges shortening first offense suspension under the no pass no play rule from six weeks to three, with six weeks on a second offense. He says a special session could be called in January if Gov. White does not act, while White’s aides pushed no session. The plan draws early backing from coach association, amid broader education reform debate.
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Austin
Gib Lewis
Lewis
Mark White
White
Ann Arnold
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Baytown to Hold Hearing on Proposed 1986 87 Budget
City plans a public hearing at 7 p.m. during the next City Council meeting on the proposed 32 162 471 dollar budget. Revenues and expenditures rise slightly, tax rate remains 59 cents per 100, water and sewer charges go from 5 to 6.50, and about 2 percent raises are planned for most of the 526 employees with 11 fewer staff.
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Bruce Guynn
Baytown
Police
Civil Service
Brush
Baytown Considers $8.3 Million Sewer Upgrade Plan
Baytown City Council will seek bids for Central District Wastewater System improvements costing about 8.3 million dollars with a 4.1 million grant from the EPA and 1981 bond funding for the city share. Upgrades raise plant capacity from 4.7 to 6 million gallons daily, due for completion by March 21, 1988, while a resolution urges Congress to modify NPDES storm water permit rules.
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Baytown
Central District
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
EPA
LC Regents Set Budget Workshop At Lee College
Interim president Robert Larsson announced specific 1986 87 budget recommendations to the LC Board of Regents at a workshop to be held Thursday at Moody Center Rundell Hall. A public hearing and budget adoption are scheduled for August 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. in the same venue. A $40.2 million funding cut from Austin could reduce the budget by about nine percent, pending official word.
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Lee College
Robert Larsson
LC Board of Regents
Moody Center
Rundell Hall
Austin
Larsson
Weather outlook with warm midweek temperatures
Partly cloudy skies are predicted for Wednesday night with a low in the mid 70s. Thursday will see partly cloudy conditions and a high in the mid 90s. In the 24 hour period ending at 8 am Wednesday, the low reached 72 degrees and the high 89 degrees.
Steelworkers at USX Texas Works may qualify for benefits
A Texas Employment Commission official said a decision on unemployment benefits for about 800 steelworkers at USX Baytown Texas Works Plant could come later this week. The plant has been idle since August 1 amid a contract dispute labeled a strike by management and a lockout by the union. The TEC has not received all required information from workers, the union, or the company to determine eligibility.
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Bruce Guynn
USX
Texas Works
C.P. Garcia
Texas Employment Commission
Austin
Baytown
Garcia
TEC
White warns lawmakers against raiding school fund
Governor Mark White opposes tapping the Permanent School Fund to trim a 3.5 billion dollar deficit. Press secretary Ann Arnold says White is not threatening a veto but would oppose any move harming the fund. The House Appropriations Committee has supported using 1.1 billion from the two untouchable funds to balance state operations.
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House Appropriations Committee
House
Gib Lewis
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