Black Schools Face Bond Debts and Stadium Funds
Fragmented OCR shows district reports on bonds to fund stadium and parking, with total principal and interest obligations around 20 million. Financial notes reveal assets and liabilities across food service, public schools, athletic funds, and construction era deposits, including deficits and year-end balances.
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Burglars Work In Baytown During Holiday Weekend
Baytown residents report multiple car burglaries at White Hall apartments 2400 Taft Circle over the long holiday. Curtis Hall says items stolen from his car include a citizen radio valued at about 135 dollars. Police investigate the spree as the district reports fiscal figures and delinquent taxes for the year.
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Sewer work and new storage plant for district police
Repairs and upgrades planned for a twenty square mile district include a sanitary sewer system within two weeks and a new 125000 gallon storage plant feeding recently revived water service. The project ties to existing 65000 and 12000 gallon tanks, hydrants added for prevention, and involves Engiruns inenill Protection Agency and Texas Water quality board oversight. In parallel, a spate of weekend burglaries and thefts reported across local homes, cars, and a club, with items ranging from radios to firearms and a rifle, were investigated by police with several suspects and ongoing inquiries.
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Officials Probe Train Derailment Near Houston
Officials from Southern Pacific Railroad investigated a derailment of a 42 car freight train in northern Houston. Fire followed the Sunday derailment near the trestle, with one section of the area reported heavily burned. No injuries were reported. officials cited equipment delays and limited access to fire suppression resources as hampering response.
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Houston Voters Prepare For Historic Mayor Election
Houstonians head to the polls Tuesday to decide a mayoral race between incumbent Fred Jotheing and challenger Irak Anseou, with a council runoff between Lewis Macey and Fralitical activist Dganne Wilett. School district trustees face runoffs in District 3 and District 1.
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Real income to rise through 1980 says Brookings economist
Brookings Institution economist Charles L. Schultze forecast real income for the average American family rising by about 1 400 to 2 000 by 1980, with a continuing higher standard of living. He noted inflation-adjusted income and warned growth depends on policy and no major shocks. He cited 1973 levels and warned against assumptions of rapid gains.
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New City Hard Hat Policy sparks safety debate
The city rolls out a hard hat policy affecting street workers and utilities, with crews facing revised gear rules and safety standards. Officials cite reduced injury risks while workers report challenges with new clothing and equipment as inspectors stress accountability and training.
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Airman James Named Outstanding Airman of the Quarter
Airman Dennis J. James, son of Mr and Mrs U8 of 2500 times, was named Outstanding Airman of the Quarter at Ellington AFB Texas for his exemplary service and dedication to duty.
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NY Bail-Out Rapped By 16-A-Week Mayor
Waterproof Louisiana mayor Harold Turner, paid 12 a week, reacts to President Ford’s pledge of federal loans to aid debt-ridden New York City. He argues small towns like Waterproof face cuts to services while awaiting relief. Turner notes his 1,400 residents struggle with poverty and lack of industry as New York seeks up to 2.3 billion in short term aid per year.
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