Community notices from Bay area training and service groups
Local items announce meeting times for The Coffee Breakers Bowling League at Bay Lanes, cooperative office training sessions at Bonner Hall, and nursery school registration near Highway 146. Updates include Navy and Marine training completions, a consumer protection talk by General Joe Chumley, and a girls initiation at Mont Belvieu High School.
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Coffee Breakers
Bay Lanes
LEE College Cooperative
Bonner Hall
Bouck
U. S. Air Force
Stephen FR. Bouck
Robert W. Bellen
Highway
First United Methodist
Holloman Afb
Mont Belview
Fellowship Hall
Mes Shidy
Leggett
Enderli
Mont Belvieu
Peace Street Journal Misses Price Of Performance
A fragmentary note from Peace Street Journal hints at a 1977 high school miss paying a price for dedication to a marching unit. It suggests missing practices leads to missed games as the rowdier line of sacrifice and commitment is implied.
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Peace Street Journal
Baytown Weekend Weather Forecast With Tides
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with a chance of daytime thundershowers in the Baytown area. Temperatures expected in the low 90s Sunday. Baytown tides show highs at 10:10 a.m. and 6:05 p.m. Sunday, lows at 2:55 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. Sunday. Monday highs at 10:48 a.m. and 7:49 p.m., lows at 0:27 a.m. and 2:40 p.m. Sunrise Sunday 6:48 a.m., sunset 8:02 p.m. Sunrise Monday 6:49 a.m. Denotes weak tide.
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Baytown Area
Baytown
GINS COTTRELL Plans Airport Pickup For Grandpa
GINS COTTRELL is excited about a trip to the airport to pick up her grandpa Jack Curry. Brenda Lambert leaves fellow employes for a long-awaited vacation. Margaret Bagent receives 3 lot of phone calls on Fridays. Brenda Burkhalter plans another move. Inez Curry has peculiar happenings around her. Laurie Burgess receives a surprise long distance call. Georgia David returns from an extended vacation. Dr. J. H. Shah celebrates his birthday with an office party. Dot Litten offers fantastic home permanents. Kathy Berisch has an ill plant. Debbie DeShazo searches for a house.
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Gins Cottrell
Jack Curry
Brenda Lambert
Margaret Bagent
Brenda Burkhalter
Inez Curry
Laurie Burgess
Georgia David
Cottrell
J. H. Shah
Dot Litten
Cathay
Grady Cottrell
Sandra
Sue Maloch
Kathy Berisch
Debbie DeShazo
City Attorney Named in Line for County Judgeship
Neel Richardson, City Attorney, is prominently mentioned in Harris County legal circles as a possible successor to Judge Charles M. Coussens. Coussens has presided over County Criminal Court at Law No. 8 and will move to the new County Civil Court at Law No. 4 created by the latest legislature. A new judge will be named by Commissioners Court to preside over the old court until the next election.
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Neel Richardson
Harris County
Icessor
Charles M. Cowssons
Coussens
Commissioners Court
Eckhardt Outlines Changes to Energy Plan at Baytown Meeting
U S Rep Bob Eckhardt of Houston told Baytown Chamber members that President Carter energy proposals need adjustments. He opposed a coal conversion tax and warned it could raise electricity costs in Texas. He urged limits on federal power to force oil switches and pushed eminent domain for coal slurry pipelines to secure coal supply.
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Eckhardt
Muriel Scott
Carter
U.S
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Baytown
Fekharal
Cekhardt
Att
Hey Southwest
Texas Wilities and Industries
Kuardt
Pug
Fuel From Coal Refined In Baytown Seen By 90s
Exxon and government energy officials report progress on a coal liquefaction project in Baytown Texas aimed at producing liquid fuels from coal. The effort, starting in 1986, involves ERDA funding and a pilot plant design for 250 tons per day, with potential commercial viability and shared royalties if successful.
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Baytown
Florham Park
Kipperly
Imiark
Exton
Legineering Co
U.S
Energy Research
Exxon
Epperly
Eroal
Exxon Research
ERDA
Voter Turnout Light In Trustee Election
Voter turnout in the Sebwat board election was lighter than expected on a mild Saturday morning. Polls stay open until 7 pm though officials predicted a post noon surge. Of 28 054 qualified voters, 612 cast ballots and 224 absentee ballots were noted. Three positions are open. candidates include Robert Kirkley Willi e Moreno Dennis Hanscock Helen Barolak and Bob Cruce. The largest early turnout appeared at Precinct 145 Travis Elementary with 97 votes. Precinct 249 Bowie Elementary reported 70 votes by about 10 am, reflecting uneven turnout across the district.
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Sebwat Board
Trath
Bulng
Ant
The
Sun
Robert Kirkley
W. 0
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Gay McParland Brock
Willie Moreno
Dennis Hanscock
Helen
Ees) Barolak
Bob Cruce
Travis Elementary
Troy Peterson
Sundrai Miks
Stephen FF. Austin
Ube
Harris County
Chambers County
Mika
Bowie Elementary
Wayne McClurg
Ead
Global wires mix of political and incidents reported
A capsule of world briefs cites Nee Berkowitz’s adoption sorrow in New York NY. Cyrus R. Vanve in Tanzania seeks support for Rhodesia policy. Paraguay police confirm a Nazi war criminal death in Armneian Week. Arthur Horas discusses money supply restraint. Kyprianis named acting Cypriot presidential candidate. Chip Carter moves from White House with family in Plains. a year old Egyptian hijacker is ejected from a France jetliner in Brindisi ending a siege.
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Brindisi
Ate France
Paris
Peirce Named Permanent Pollution Control Director in Harrison County
Peirce of Baytown was named permanent director of Harrison County Pollution Control, succeeding acting chief Molroe who served since November 1976. A chemical engineer, Peirce joined the department in 1889, led the laboratory for Quebedeaux, and later oversaw a task force on potential polluter prosecutions. He studied at Purdue Harvard MIT and UW Seattle, taught analytical chemistry at Texas Western College, and has long urged county positions.
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Allison Peirce
Baytown
Harria County — Palladon
Centra
Hirels County Commissoners Court
Jin Fonteno
Molroe
Walter A. Quebedeaux
Pelee
Quebyleaux
T le Department
Hiend
Perce
Ste Peirce
Baytown council grills property owner over mowing dispute
A Highlands man objects to repeated mowing requests on his vacant West Main lot, calling city health department enforcement harassment. City officials note 1,980 plots were mowed last year, and criticizes focus on his property. Mayor and contractor discussions continue as Landry plans future scheduling.
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Wanda Onton
Luton West
Baytown
Ronald L.gertseman
Fritz Lanai
Gerald Landry
Landry
Lanhamn
Gersteman
Moe Bay
Grobe
West Main
Lanban
TE Ph Owenge
Lals
Janbain
Hillis Ford
Pfs
Yaar
Ceraterian
Reyiak
Tord Gentry
Gernlemman
Henayer
Gerster
Lot
Page
Teachers Here Report To Work Again On Monday
Teachers report to work Monday for in service that runs through the week as prep for classes starting the following Monday. Opening day activities begin at 8:90 a.m. in Tons Sterling Auditorium with Supt. Johnny Clark presiding and other officials presenting the invocation and welcome.
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Tons Sterling
Johnny Clark
Mra
Jonarle Alexander
Bert Dawler
Allance
Clark
Thursigy
Baytown Education Association
Baytown
Baytown Educatiuth
Tades
Jing Wil’ Clark
Ans
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NAVY
Davder Barrientes
Winloe Barrientes
Cedar Bayou Road
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Exxon Annuitants
Ally
Joe Chumley
Rollins
Terry
Billy J. Rollins
Channelview
First Marine Brigade
Kaneohe Bay
Hawaii
David J. Baghy
Jabechan L. Baghy
of Hutlman
Brownwood
Dorothy Northrup
Brownwood Civic Association
Jim Taylor
Wood
Steed
Jean Shepherd
Phata
Glenn
Folkes
Mineola
N.Y
Neethan Berkowitz
David
Samkiller
London
Stnte
Cyrus Re Vanve
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Rhodesia
Angin
Asuncion
Paraguay
Oterpel
Armneian
Faluardo Koschmann
Per Arcicolor Fee
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Blas
Federal Reserve
Arthur Horas
Jwaril
Nicosia
Cyprus
Redaeryaltye
Iay
Spyrns Kypriannity
Eoman
Makarios
Washington
Chip Cuter
Whitehouse Amt
Plains
White House
Austin
Henry Hent
Bett
Mex
Mike
Chin Hil
Peirce
Allison Peirch
Council
Rossingy Witt
Jie
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