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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1977

Page

2

Birthday greetings spark Navy naming ceremony error

A partial OCR reads like an odd birthday notice for a naval unit. It mentions Captain James Look and an event connected with the Hiwailon Tilawch and Senderich dobnoch in 778, with pricing notes from friends. The fragment is unclear but centers on a naval birthday or naming context and a ceremony.

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Parks Group Seeks Two New City Employees

The Parks and Recreation Department requests funding for two new staff members a supervisor and a custodian plus six months of salaries for a six month period. The plan includes budget figures, new positions, and equipment purchases for the Baytown Community Building and Youth Conservation Corps projects.

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City Picks Don Cooke for Certified Purchasing Boss

Don Cooke is chosen as certified purchasing officer for the city. The National Purchasing Institute awards the certificate to city, county, school, hospital, and public agency officers nationwide, with Houston hosting its executive office. Candidates must meet five years on the job plus extensive study and pass an oral exam on purchasing theory and methods.

Don Cooke National Purchasing Institute United States Houston

Fill The Boot Texans Facing No Hike In Car Insurance Day

Texans prepare for a Fill The Boot drive with no rate hike on car insurance as volunteers gather at multiple Baytown and Austin collection points. The announcement notes stations including Main, Bay Plaza, West Town and Garth Road, while Insurance officials debate proposed increases and hearings resume with staff data.

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West Bank settlements trigger new camps, U.S. says

Washington accuses Israel of illegal West Bank camps as obstacles to peace talks. In Dallas, two men were arrested after a raid on a clandestine drug operation. Trudeau’s wife claims recent moves align with long term goals. A Superior Court order broadens the hunt for Howard Hughes’s will. Severe thunderstorms sweep Texas, with more to come. Canberra bans strikes by government workers, setting a clash with unions.

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Baytown Photographer Wins Prize in Houston Contest

Gerald L. ice of 14 Lazy Lane earned second place in a Houston Arboretum photo contest in Memorial Park. The event was sponsored by Houston Botanical Society Houston Post and Skylark Camera Co. Novice Rice studied photography at Lee College Continuing Education under Don Ellis. Memorial services for Henry M. Austin, 48, former Lee College social sciences instructor, will be at Rundell Hall Auditorium Sunday at 2 p.m. after his July 18 heart attack while teaching.

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Crosby School Board weighs tax exemption for seniors

The Crosby School Board debated raising the senior citizen homestead exemption to $2,000, estimating about $4,000 cost for ~190 seniors. President Jerry Prochazka said the tax matter remains, while Trustee Elsie Luquette favored phasing out taxes for senior homesteads, and Mrs Gilbert urged continuing current relief.

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