PEITSBUNGH School Teachers Strike Erupts
Our World Today reports PEITSBUNGHs teachers went on strike for the third time in eight years while 62,000 public school pupils were told to report to class this afternoon. The United States Postal Service resumes first class mail to Vietnam while other mail classes remain restricted. A Kathmandu resignation reshuffles Nepal’s government, and U.N. Security Council faces PLA concerns after a compromise appears.
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Peitsbungh
Ted
Lass
Wassington
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Offielaly
Community meetings and events in Highlands and Baytown area
Local groups announce community council and Lions meetings at Highlands High School and city hall for Monday and Tuesday, with details on times and venues. Auxiliary luncheon at Doctors Club precedes the Festival of Trees lighting at Rundell Hall, plus crafts bazaar hours at the Baytown Community Building.
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Highlands
Baytown Lions
Highlands Sports
Baytown
LIONS
Plex
Holiday Inn
Hau Monn Maatine
Lew the Medical Auxiliary
Doctors Club
Rundell Hall
Houston
Motor Hall
Baytown Weather and Tides Report
Weather and tides outlook for Baytown through Tuesday shows cool conditions. Highs near 42 degrees early Tuesday with morning lows around 42. Tides indicate highs at 4:23 am and 9:36 am and lows at 4:42 am and 3:48 pm.
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Baytown
Wedding anniversary greetings and staff news note
Mr and Mrs Ralph Crump Jer of Mont Belvieu send greetings from friends on ABU wedding anniversary. Central office personnel welcome Bob Sauls back from illness. Williams and Santana sisters both had baby boys at the same hospital with same doctor on the same Friday.
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Ralph Crump Jer
Mont Belvieu
Abu
Bob Sauls
Marstaill
Williams
Carla
Howard
Santana
Bridges
Hey Kiddos Time To Write Santa Baytown Sun Notice
Baytown area youngsters are invited to write Santa Claus. The Baytown Sun will again serve as a clearing house for letters to Santa at North Pole. Include full name and street address so Santa can deliver gifts. Mail to Santa North Pole in care of The Sun, Box 90, Baytown.
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Baytown
Texas frost grips Baytown as temperatures drop to 28
A brutal cold spell sweeps Texas with Baytown reporting an overnight low near 28 degrees. Windshields suffer while officials warn of more cold snaps tonight. Forecasters expect a rebound by midweek with upper seventies expected Tuesday and south winds shifting to a warming trend statewide. Overnight lows vary from single digits in West Texas to near 28 in Baytown, with places like Marfa Junction El Paso and Brownsville showing varied frosts and frost-free risk.
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Texas
Baytown
Gulf of Mexico
Marfa
Junction
EL Paso
Plea For Help as Goodfellows Drive Nears Christmas
Chief Goodfellow and his helpers appeal for donations to fund the annual Christmas drive in Baytown. Early contributions are noted but the goal remains distant as residents are urged to drop gifts at The Baytown Sun office or mail to Chief Goodfellow, with twenty days left to reach the fund.
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Chief Goodfellow
Goodfellow Jers
Gond
Baytown Sun
Offlea
Methal
Ford visits Peking seeks deeper U S China ties
President Ford and Chinese Premier Teng were received with restrained warmth as they pledged to advance Chinese American relations during a five day trip. Ford emphasized past steps toward normalization while Teng warned that Kremlin rhetoric cannot mask growing war risks, stressing mutual interest in a world not ruled by force.
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Soviet Union
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Ie Chienese
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Hard Hat Practice A Life Saver For Workers
A new policy on protective gear reduces injuries and near misses. Civ defense director and staff highlight hard hats, high visibility vests, gloves, respirators, and eye protection as required on or near highways and in dusty or chemical environments.
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Onton Iwage
Fiat
Guries
Civ Defense
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Lfi
Hletcher Hickers
New City
Israel to Boycott UN Session Over Golan Pact
Israel will observe the Golan disengagement pact with Syria but boycott the United Nations debate on the issue next January. Prime Ministerial statements followed the Security Council decision to extend the U N buffer force’s mandate. Israel also indicated plans to build more Jewish settlements on the Golan Heights, complicating talks on restoring territorial control to Syria.
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Galan Heights
Palesling Liberation Organization
Security Council
Associated Press
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Golan
Syria
Iraeli
Securty Council
U.N
Jerusalem
Ga Jon Heights
Fee Ruling Has Little Junior School Impact
An editor's note outlines a minor impact from a new fee ruling on junior school finances. It details per pupil expectations, projected fee totals for 3,754 students, and various charge categories such as physical education, art supplies, and shop fees, with district plans to begin collecting them.
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Fin Schouts
Ayiat Carr
Weva Luthringer
Ware
Baytown
Cedar
Johnny Clark
Legalia
Horace
Crosby sewer service near for residents next week
Crosby Municipal Water District advances a 1.3 million bond funded project to connect about 1,500 homes to a new sanitary sewer system. After a week of trial operation, utilities manager MH Parker says roughly 1,100 homes will have service begun next week with others awaiting pipe installation.
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Municipal
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Parker
Sid
Nelson
Runneberg Road
Down Town
Crosby Municipal Water District
Baytown Schools Close 1974-75 Audit Highlights
Baytown schools finished the 1974 75 fiscal year with assets and liabilities balanced at 98 420 528 09 and a budget overrun of 802 170 16. Auditor J W Tiller reported seven funds including operating designated use construction interest and bonded debt. Operating budget for last year was 18 393 871 with expenditures of 16 041 692 84. Local state and federal revenue sources totaled 10 157 128 48, 5 702 428 7, 28 754 87, and 170 420 12 respectively.
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Baytown
J. W. Tiller
Baytown Certified Public Accountant
Teaslees
Kidney Telethon Drives Donations at Baytown Station
Seven kidneys and about 200 dollars were donated through Baytown station of the first annual Kidney Telethon. Shivers, drive chair, led Rha Zeta Sorority members and volunteers at Bob Hamric Chevrolet, 3401 N Mala, from 6 p.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday. Local donors and merchants contributed, with food and volunteers aiding the event, including a clown and Santa helper.
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Baytown
Cor Shivers
Drive Here
Rha Zeta Sorority
Shivers
Nan Brenda
Stanley
Lynette Johnson
Ruby Biano
Susan Whited
Sue Nichols
Bob Hamric
Chevrolet
N. Mala
Surdan
Rayuwa
Fuod Schicken
James Douglas
Dennis Whitted
Dale Collins
Misplaced Talent on Channel 8 Concert Night
The Pearce Street Journal notes a Sunday night viewing of a symphony on Channel 8. A tall young conductor impressed with physical vigor, keeping players focused as the performance unfolded. The writer reflects on the missed football sideline flair and ponders the conductor’s potential.
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