Texas Adopts 70 MPH Speed Limit and Other New Laws
Austin AP Texans may drive at 70 miles per hour on most highways as the new speed law takes effect along with about 350 other statutes. Night limits, heavier penalties for slow driving, and a host of measures including a small loan regulation, age based health insurance access, and state park and tourism reorganization are among the day one provisions.
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Austin
Highway Department
T.gh
Schsol
Frank Miskall
Texas
Tv Sy
Texas 63 Health Insurance Association
School Land Board
Padre Island
Game Commission
State Parks Board
Teter
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Veteran Houston Newsman C C Maes Dies at At Saturday Funeral Held
C C Maes longtime Houston Post executive and former Chronicle reporter died Thursday morning in Houston. Funeral services set for 10 a m Saturday at George H Lewis and Sons Chapel with Rev Coke Lambert officiating. Burial in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Jules E Cours son Thomas M Maes II five grandchildren six great grandchildren. Maes known as the all time champion police fire and city hall reporter of Houston and helped found the Houston Fat Stock Show. He lived in Houston and was a Methodist.
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Houston
George H. Lewis and Sons
C. C
Charlie) Maes
Coke Lambert
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery
Maes
The
Houston Post
Chronicle
Simms Funeral Rites Set in Baytown for Longtime Resident
Funeral services for 4.8 Simms will be held at 2 a.m. at the Paul Alter Funeral Home. Simms, a Baytown resident since 1922 and heavy equipment operator for Branch and Root, died Friday at 2:54 a.m. in a Baytown hospital. Survived by widow Mrs. J.B. Simms, two sons Charles L. Simms and Richard Earl Simms, and two grandchildren David and Debora Simms, plus his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Simms and brother. Pastor Eric Smedlund of Second Baptist Church will officiate. Burial in a Baytown cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Simms
Paul Altre
E. Adone
Baytown
Branch and Root
J.B. Simms
Charles L. Simm
Richard Earl Simms
David
Debora Simms
J. E. Simma
Bratter
Peleshotenle
Passier
J. W. Robinson
Eric Smedlund
Second Baptist Church
J. &. Nelson
W. D. Johnson
W. W. Robinson
J. R. Prince
B.C. Falreniid
David Alprigat
Hospital Notes Admissions List at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Sherry Lynn Going Baytown in Room 121 Mrs Keith H Bunler 6015 Kinelwood Houston in Room 113 Clarence and Nancy Greene Oakhurst Tex in Room 103 Admitted to San Jacinto Methodist include Ben Tappan Thomas 202 Hackberry Room 217 Robert Edward Michalsky Cros Joy Room 202 Mrs James D Wilborn Pasadena Room 321 Mrs Tommy Rex Carpenter 911 Patsy Room 328 Mrs George Bletsch 612 W Murill Room 340 Richard W Mack Route J Baytown Room 346 Porter Lee Warren Sr 1608 Alabama Floor 318 Aubrey M Tarburcon 222 W Adone Hoom 39 Terry Gene Blackford 3215 Givsy Cellar Bayou Read Room
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Gulf Coast
Sherry Lynn Going
Baytown
Keith H. Bunler
Kinelwood
Houston
Clarence
Nancy Greene
Oakhurst
Tex
San Jacinto
Ben Tappan
Thomas
Hackberry
Robert Edward Michalsky
Cros- Joy
James D. Wilborn
Pasa
Dena
Tommy Rex Carpenter
Patsy
George Bletsch
W. iMurrill
Richard W. Mack
Bay‘town
Porter Lee Warren Sr
Alabana
Foon
Aubrey M. Tarburron
W. jAdone
Terry Gene Blackford
Bayou Read
REL Registration at Robert E Lee High School seniors report
Principal Henry Armstrong announces prompt report times for all grades for registration at Robert E Lee High School. Seniors at 12 45 p m Thursday September 5 sophomores at 9 30 a m Friday September 6 juniors at 12 45 p m. Bring pencils and paper and arrive at designated times.
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Robert E, Lee High School
Henry Armstrong
New Arrivals at San Jacinto In Room 331
Mr and Mrs Steve Henry Kovaleik welcome a son on Thursday at San Jacinto. The hospital room 331 records the event as a newborn addition to the Ko valeik family.
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Steve Henry Kovaleik
Cials
San Jacinto
Baytown Council Adopts Annexation Plans After Debate
Highlands residents push to de annex as Baytown keeps control. Council approves street work, truck routes, and sale of surplus radios to Civil Defense. The meeting reviews a rescue operation drilling plan and honors Paul for scholastic and community achievements.
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Allez Ludium
Allis-Chalmers - Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel
Beth Steel
Celanese
Celotex
Chrysler Cities
Colgate Palmo Columbia Gas
iSecrede Eta
Delta Air L
Dent
Paul
Tion
American Legion
Dairies
Roberts
Lee High School
Baytown
Georgia Pa
Gulf
Gil
UOMO
Lee College
University of Ongae
Highlands
Yin Nicke
Indi
Houston
Jones & Laugh
Ramsey
Council
Aban
lherr-McGee
Torian
ispett-Myers
Ccceland
Bonnere Suen
Nous
Rock Falls
Nat
Sarge Gould
Cinch Hale
New York
Inter Xen
OltinMath
Otis Elev
Pfizer
Philip Morriss
Phillips Petsay
Barkaloo
Shannon L- Morris
East James Street
Ordnance
Og East James
East Fayle
North
Morris Inch
Sinclair
Trinity Universianing
Sity
Stan
Ohio
Stude-Packard
Tennessee Gas
tTexas Co
Texas Gulf
Hum
T. E
Tommy) Cook
Harris County Civil Defense Organization
Harris County
CaineGioman
Kenneth E. Badger
Tidewater
Trnunken Transom Corp
Westinshouse Neron
Ori
Lynchburg
Main Street
Charlies Ramsey
Clifton Adams
Carter family plans two year stay in London for study
John Carter and his wife Sandra, Baylor graduates, will move to London for John to study theology at King's College. He will study languages and religions, focusing on Buddhism and Arabic, to enhance missionary work. They expect to live in a private home as he completes two years abroad.
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Secretariat
United Nations
John Renee Ise
Viet Nam
John
China
India
Southwest
King's College
King’s College
Sandra
London
Lenton
Baylor
Louisville
Southern Baptist Seminary
Deputy
Ind
Haytor Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Lee High School
REL
Bars
de Molay
Baytown DeMolay
Joan
Roseland Pool
Memorial Bapist Church
Royal Ambassadors
Robert L. Carter
W. Peares
Matherne’s
A. R McNeill
Cedar Bayou
Helotes
Tex
New York
England
St Res
Europe
Foreign aid debate stalls as funding bill looms
The Senate paused Thursday as a techity delay postponed a vote on foreign aid amid a fight over a $41 billion authorization. Hearings on the limited test ban treaty interrupted proceedings, with the committee not likely to resume aid discussions for weeks. Rep. Passman opposes the funding bill, potentially widening a gap between authorization and appropriation for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Senate
Oto Passman
D-Le
Strawberry Cake Recipe From The Sun Turmoil
A misprint in Thursdays Sun swapped oil and water in a strawberry cake recipe. The corrected steps show mixing strawberry gelatin with cake mix and water, adding crushed berries, and baking forty five minutes at 350 degrees in a tube pan. The text notes the White Salad must ardent mustard note and cautions against omitting its flavor.
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Arbor
Channelview Rebekah Lodge No. 34
Pemberton and
Market Street Road
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sonny Burns
United Artist Records
the Raiders
Margie Ward
Happy Harvey
Eddie Noack
Neal Hart
Wade Parker
Danny Brown
Chilren
H. J. James
Graywood Arms
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Quinton N
University of Texas
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C.t.exes
T Army
Throne
Ellis Foundation
Davy
Gordon Smith
Fellin
Ictte
Alford
Bova
Baptist Church
Lever
Carters
Methodist Men
Old River Terrace
Methodist Church
Channelview
Highway 73
Kenneth Tyer
Jeff
James Brannen
JFK
Arlene
Ross Hunter
Arwin Recor
Steves WO McQueen Samwer Colon
Paravision
Legion Hall
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Sil Krenek
Happy Country Boys
Wekalay
U.S
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Morgan’s
Turkey
Bandera Inn
Decker
Mr. and
Mrs
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