Record of World Events From AP Wires
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, 37, nears 22 days post surgery with a mechanical heart pump, a medical milestone. The stock market sinks this week, its worst drop in over four years, rivaling May 1962. President Johnson warns Hanoi that bombing halts if Communists stop sending troops to South Vietnam. An injunction limits marches turning violent in Chicago, targeting MLK demonstrations.
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Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Johnson En
Hanoi
United States
South Viet Nam
Sun Spots and News From Lee College Activities
Items include a Phi Theta Kappa style get acquainted party at Lee College for education majors, a Reader family reunion at Roseland Park, and a Stockholm physics seminar at Esso Research. Also notes on Crosby airman Hoglan’s graduation, Paul Ruckman’s MBA candidacy, Ken Featherston in Marine Air Base Squadron 11, weather with a hot and humid forecast, Galveston tide times, and Billy Adair appointed as adviser to the 9806th Air Reserve Squadron in Baytown.
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Vietnam
Combet
Ken Featherston
Johnnie P. Featherston
Trey Lee
Marine Air Base Squadron No. 11
USAER
Billy D. Adair
Houston
Air Reserve
Baytown
Local Notes From Texas Trip and Community Happenings
A rou, gw AROU, gw Ruth Bender flies home from Texas Tech via Dallas. Mrs John Brien proves to be a clever homemaker. Mr and Mrs Stacey Smore of Arkansas visit his mother Mrs G J Smire. The Leon Hambricks and Joe Lowrys return from vacation in San Antonio New Braunfels and San Marcos. Golf chairman Bill Beckman watches the sky as Buddy Davis is congratulated on a new assignment. Sun’s Clay Nolen to be discharged soon. Al Bordelons on vacation. Pat Ball teased about tardiness.
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Ruth Bender
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Dallas
John Brien
Stacey Smore
Arkansas
G. J
Smire
Kathy Garvey
Leon Hambricks
Joe Lowrys
San Antonio
New Braunfels
San Marcos
Bill Beckman
Buddy Davis
Crosby School Budget Raises Tax Rate and Approves Record Budget
Crosby School Board approved a 26 cent increase in the district tax rate to 1.76 per 100 assessed value and adopted a $759,445 budget for 1986-87. The hike funds across the board teacher pay raises, building repairs, and personnel costs, with revenue rising to about $72.27 million in assessed value.
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Crosby School
Qaaget
Full Time Missionaries To Honduras From Baytown
Alan Erwin reports on Mr and Mrs M D Gordon of Baytown who plan to move their family to Honduras to work at a hospital near Lake Yojoa as Baptist missionaries. They will live on hospital grounds, travel by plane to relay missionary tracts, and rely on donations while the family seeks a self sustaining operation with help from local churches and supporters in the U.S.
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New Home
M.D. Gordon
Anita
Wesley
Honduras
Tracy
Larry
Alan Erwin
M_ D. Gordon
Baytown
God
Church
Gordons
Jook
Lake Yojoa
The
Baptist Church
Open Door Baptist Church
Gorden
O. A. Smith Corp
Gorgen
U.S
Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rej Dairs
Gordon
Mrs. Gorden
Gordens
Stephen A. Youngberg
Marson - Knudson Co
Texas Valley
Mexico
Youngberg
Gorfens
43 Day Airline Strike Ends and Back to Skies
Washington AP reports the 43 day nationwide machinists strike ended with a 35 to 72 vote approving a three year contract. Airlines Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United resumed service with bookings higher than usual for a Saturday as workers return to flights. The deal raises wages by 15 percent over three years plus a cost of living allowance and pensions. Strikers' lost wages totaled about 67 million dollars, with some relief from strike benefits.
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Washington
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trang World
United
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Siemiller
San Jacinto Hospital Employee Named Public Relations Assistant
Viola Kay Davis, a longtime San Jacinto Hospital employee since 1948, is appointed public relations assistant. A Lee College and University of Houston graduate and registered radiologic technologist, she leads patient liaison, press outreach and hospital publication editing. She has held leadership in medical assistants groups and honors societies.
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Viola
Kay Davis
San Jacinto Mitheodist Hospital
Davis
Lee College
University of Houston
San Jacinto Hospital
American Association of Medical Assistants
East Harris County Medical Assistants
Phi Kappa Phi
National Sociological Society
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Quake Kills At Least 1000 in Eastern Turkey
ANKSRA reports nearly 1000 bodies after a catastrophic earthquake across eastern Turkey on Friday. Officials warn the toll will climb beyond 2006 as rescue teams search rugged, mountainous areas for victims. Thousands more are injured in destroyed villages and towns.
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Anksra
Turkey
Riqguraz
Houston cafe man buys Camp Sterling for 130000
Houston restaurateur Peter J. Tomac bought the 1 acre Camp Sterling 10 miles from downtown Baytown on TriCity Beach Road near the U S Steel Site. The sale, confirmed by Al Parker, chairman of the Metropolitan Houston YMCA, is reported at 120700 to 130000 with plans to use proceeds to buy another YMCA camp and explore a bayshore boating facility.
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Houston
Hkaphan
Baytown
Bayshore
Parker
Arecent
Parents For A Week The Choice Family Adventures
Houston couple Willam H Choice Jr and wife Laura become temporary guardians of three year old William Herschel Choice in a playful experiment after a Florida trip with stops in New Orleans and Biloxi. The Baytown Sun recounts the chaos of a busy kitchen and the whirlwind mischief of a headstrong toddler as they navigate celebrity parenting for a week.
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Bill Lace
Mama and Papa
Hugo
Dickens
Hemingway
Rudolph Spock
William Herschel Choice
Willam H. Choice Jr
Houston
Florida
New Orleans
Biloxi
San Jacinto Inn
Little
Billy
University of Texas
Baytown Sun
Laura
Dallas Epidemic Near Peak Says Virus Expert
Dr. Jay Sanford of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School said a Dallas encephalitis outbreak is likely near its peak as Air Force planes spray for mosquitoes. Health director Hal Dewlett reported 68 suspected St Louis type encephalitis cases and two confirmed deaths with a third possible fatality.
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Dallas
Tex
Jay Sanford
University of Texas’ Southwestern Medical School
Air Force
Hal Dewlett
St. Louis
Sanford
Changes In Faculties Reshape Flay Town Schools
The Sun reports that about 30 percent of Flay Town school faculties will change before the new term, driven by a new high school, departmentalization in early grades, and racial integration of teachers. Around 73 new teachers have joined or will join posts, and roughly 100 staff will switch schools as total certified personnel reach 584. The shifts support subject specialization and a move to a six or seven period day across districts, expanding offerings in foreign language art and music.
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Bobby
Hinson
Hill
Hinsen
Oves
Individue
John Stuart
Sinaia Match Timing Noted As Morning Session
Report notes all matches will be a.m. and the Sinaia at 3 21 p.m. in the event schedule with times and venues listed for participants and officials.
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A.m
Sinaia
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Einar Lindholm
Physics Institute of
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A. L. Hoglan
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Crosby High School
Paul Charles Ruckman
Charles F. Ruckman
Glen Haven
Nort Texastate University
Galveston
Tracy Gordon
Arou
Earn Citizens National
Larey
Wild Blue Yonder
Saia
P L. (Roy) Siemiller
Congress
White House
Viola McKay Davis
Thad Felton
Man
Camp Allen
Camp Sterling
Episcopal Diocese
William H
Wey
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