Local Officials, School notices and events in Baytown area
Official in hospital Sid Desormeaux of Andhuat admitted for tests at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital room 44. Exxon Annuitants meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Community Building with Gen. Joe Chumiley speaking on new consumer protection laws. Wurace Mann athletes must pick up physicals in school office. Football practice starts first day of school. Baytown Sun Teen Reporters seek applicants from local schools to cover the voting school year with letters to Lyon Hughes. Wand Party Sterling Hand to be held at Roseland Park 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Frosh orientation at Robert E. Lee High School 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Chambers County
Sid Desormeaux
Andhuat
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Exxon Annuitants
Ally
Joe Chumiley
Wurace Mann
Dyer
Baytown Sun
Lyon Hughes
Baytown
Unior
Lee College
Codnell
Wayne Smith
Langford Engineers
Coursell Hin
Ated
Counell
Cosa
Smith
Grubthy
Weather And Tides In Haytown Area
Partly cloudy and warm with a 20 percent chance of mainly daytime thundershowers. Highs mid 90s Wednesday, Tuesday night lows around the low 70s. Haytown tides show highs at 11:21 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday, low around 6:33 p.m. and 5:25 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday at 6:00 a.m. Sunset 8:01 p.m.
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Yaytown Area
Haytown
Lowe
Local Color Hits Tin Pan Tales From Mont Belvieu to Hawaii
A miscellany of brief notes mentions Katinka Magoulik and Sandy Yolland playing tennis in Florida while Paul Harvards enjoy a trip, Catherine Butler and sons vacation in San Antonio, Linda Gail Steadham hailed as one of Mont Belvieu’s prettiest girls, Cedar Brau Junior School cheerleaders at Sem Houston State University, Ray Swofford denying burnt orange while others discuss autos with sun tears, W B Stripling touring Hawaii with a Dallas Traveling Texans group, Jimmy Knight thanking Grace Methodist Church after a swimming accident, Chloe Hazell at the Tron family reunion, and James and Tommy Sage aiding a stranded motorist with a tire change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Butler
Weston
Gregory
Zachary
San Antonio
Linda Gail Steadham
Mont Belvieu
Cedar Bryau
Sem Houston State University
Ray Swofford
Lanny Simmons
W.B. Stripling
Hawaii
Dallas
Texians
Jimmy Knight
Grace Methodist Church
Chloe Hazell
James
Tommy Sage
Crosby Teachers Denied Help On Insurance Premium Hike
Crosby Teachers Association urged the school board to cover higher premiums for next year but was met with a tentative response of maybe next year. CTA president Robert Johnson cited a 1977 78 premium rise and outlined a Texas State Teachers Association plan requiring monthly district contributions for each staff member. Board members considered the idea but noted the late timing and need for study, with several officials signaling interest in offering a future insurance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Scott
Crosby
Crosby Teachers Association
CTA
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Texas State Teachers' Association
Caxton
Pew Insurance Company
Jake McAllister
Jerry Prochazka
McAllister
Elsie Luquelle
Texas Association of School Boards
Chambers County residents seek revenue funds for 1978 use
At a Monday public hearing in Anahuac and White Memorial Park, more than 30 Chambers County residents urged spending of about 311000 in federal revenue sharing for 1978. Proposals included a west-side senior citizens center, improved youth baseball facilities, ambulance communications, golf course enhancements, courthouse area improvements, and Fort Anahuac historic work. The money can fund capital projects but not tax cuts.
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Chambers County
Anahuac
White Memorial Park
Guy C. Jackson
Lane Jackson
Anahuar
Fort Anatuac
Guest
Willi
Sheriff's Department
Jackson
LW. Guest
Beach City
Trinity Filver
Dawson
Absentee Vote Opens in Local School Board Runoff
Absentee voting starts Thursday at the School Administration Building for the runoff between Mrs. Gay Brock and W D Gotnip for Position 5 on the school board. Brock led the initial three-way race with 1506 votes, Gotnip 1082, and Kirkley 794. Helen Barulak was sworn in as trustee after defeating Druce for Position 7. The board will reorganize after the runoff with Wayne Hanson and Willie Morenow absent at the meeting. Brock and Gotnip face off in the Aug 7 runoff. Brock’s voter support and turnout are noted while absentee ballots run next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deva Luthringer
Runoll
Gay McParland Brock
W. D
Bill) Gotnip
Robert Kirkley
Posilinn 5
Brock
Lius
Going
Tave
Mrs. Brock
Kirkley
Helen
Hees) Barulak
Hoh Druce
Willie Moreno
Dennla Yancovk
Barglak
Rick Peebles
Meeling
Wayne Hanson
Callies
Gaing
Mark Tal's Philosophy Of Exercise A Quiet Skepticism
In this era of jogging and synthetic health fads, the journal reviews the wit of Mark Tal and his claim. He says he has never taken any exercise except sleeping and resting, inviting reflection on true health practices.
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Spe
Mark ‘Tals
Wit
Innocent pleas in Berkowite case and scattered regional items
Lawyers for David Berkowite pleaded innocent by reason of insanity at a murder and assault trial tied to the Son of Sam case. In West Germany the government weighs extradition of a Nazi war criminal. In Texas political shifts, water board posts, and electoral bids emerge as candidates face selection pressures. A Dallas region clouded by storms accompanies local murder trial testimony in Palestine.
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New York
David Berkowite
Hitary Paignment
Uasault
Sam
Cave
Bonn
West Germany
Mary’ Reyquest
Henals
Justice Ministry
Memorial Rites Set For LC Teacher
A memorial service for Henry J Austin Lee College economics instructor who died July 18 after a heart attack during class will be held at 2 p m Sunday in Waller Rundell Auditorium at LC. The Henry M Austin Scholarship Fund will be announced, with donations payable to the fund in LC Rundell Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Austin
Lee College
Waller Rundelt
Henry M. Austin
Austin
Paul Price
LC Academe
Rundell Hall
PO Bow
Baytown
Mont Belvieu approves 1877 78 budget with two cent tax cut
Mont Belvieu officials pass a 1877 78 budget totaling 559 887 and a two cent tax cut per 100 assessed valuation. A public hearing is set for Aug. 29. The plan allocates funds for water sewer, parks, and debt service with capital outlays including water lines to a community pool and drainage. cidade officials discuss bids and potential use of federal grants for utility projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Lynn Hughes
Mont Belvieu
Cy Younrell
City Hall
Water Department
Gos
Police Chief Seeks Three More Officers Six Cars
Baytown officials heard a budget plan to add three more officers and six patrol cars. Chief R A Jellizens Turner said the extra staff would boost the city’s crime prevention patrols, address delays, and allow more visible enforcement across neighborhoods. He noted vacancies cause 30 minute late responses and emphasized placing patrols on private property to curb vandalism and litter. The proposal also includes creating a junior lieutenant rank in the defective division to improve supervision.
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Baytown
Bodghy
Morets Gul
Turner
Wanda Orton
R. A.jellizens
Ateles
Incholr
Wiese Vacon
Prairie Wew
A&m
Connelly Emenee
Hutty
Reed
Lonelghimirtioods
Aidal
Lvision
Fire, Fun Reading and Budgets Ahead for City Council
Baytown City Council's second budget session begins at 6 p.m. Tuesday at city hall with four hearings. The agenda includes Fire department, Water Authority bonds and debt service, and proposed allocations totaling about 1.9 million dollars for library and recreation, plus plans to balance a 14 million dollar budget by shifting revenue from water sales and debt payments. Councilman Allen Channon calls for recouping city expenditures from BAWA, while City Manager Fritz Lanham and DAWA officials discuss accounting procedures and future rate increases to meet debt obligations.
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Parka
Baytown
Banda
Jover Public Works
Tom Gentry
BAWA
Fritz Lanham
Fritz Lanham 'S Explained Two-Thirds of the McReage
Carnal
Unt Dawa
Lanham
DAWA
Taki
Ibawa
Bawa Hag
Tlanham
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Ripon
Roseland
Robert E. Lee High School
Aroun
Reth Slagle
Katinka Magoulik
Sandy Yolland
Paul Harvards
Florida
Sun Stoll Phuty
Chel
Hil
Chambers
Poppiss State
Brak
Harpers
Tas Rocke
Poorca Stenet Journal
Tha Twila Ratrade
OUR
Athtate Department of
Hugh Yan Us
Texan Waster Quality Board
James MeHose
Joe Wyatt Jr
Victoria
Julia Young
al Corpus Christy
Eres
Palestine
Tentie Mony Wee
J. W. Powers
Houston
Bawa Bays
Amt
Eyme
Nnally
Allen Channon
Nene Rele
Fashion Cleaners Cay
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