Gospel Concert Set Here On Saturday Baytown Center
A gospel concert to benefit Baytown Assembly of God will be held Saturday at the Baytown Community Center. Tickets at the door are 2 for adults and 1.25 for children. advance tickets are 1.75 for adults and 1 for children. Singers include Mark Lowry, a Houston boy noted for TV appearances and opera singing, and the Faith Temple Choir from Eileen. Guests also include the Singing Nixons and Jimmy and Bobby Shoemake. Proceeds go to community help and USO tours. For tickets call 422-4846.
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Faith Temple Choir
Eileen
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Jimmy
Bobby Shoemake
Tape Deck Thefts Target Cars In Baytown
Baytown police report two car break ins with stolen tape decks. Byron Kirk Norton 18 of 2003 Colby says his car at Memorial Stadium lot had a right vent window entry and a $130 deck taken. Another theft from a wife’s car on Sears street reported a deck worth about $84.74.
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Jimmy Rochelle
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Sears
Lee College hosts Texas Rehabilitation Commission hearing impaired workshop
Texas Rehabilitation Commission personnel will host a workshop at Lee College on Wednesday afternoon. About fifty visitors will tour the campus and participate in a question and answer session about the hearing impaired program. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. with John McCormick presiding and remarks by LC President Dr Richard Strahan and Academic Dean Dr James McWilliams. The staff will be introduced. A facilities tour led by Dean Jack Costum follows the opening. At 4:30 p.m. RC personnel will counsel with students in the program.
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Lee College
John McCormick
Richard Strahan
James McWilliams
Jack Costum
Houston Area Briefs Highlight Parking Rule Debate
Houston planners hear a proposed off street parking requirement for new downtown buildings excluding the central business district. Roscoe Jones suggests a peripheral parking system for downtown as a fix. Also, TSU Peace Corps interns may discuss complaints with a Washington representative over African studies post graduate work in Liberia. A $25,000 malpractice suit against Dr. Archie Burkhalter moves venues due to publicity. Lodge 1786 machinists resume contract talks at the Manned Spacecraft Center amid picketing with minimal impact.
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City Planning Commission
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Understanding Medicare Carry-Over From Doctor Bills
An editor’s note explains the $50 annual deductible in Medicare and introduces the carry-over rule. If last three months expenses count toward the current year’s deductible, they can also apply to the next year. Examples show how November charges may reduce next year’s deductible and Medicare’s 80 percent payment. Citizens are urged to file claims and read the Medicare Handbook for full details.
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Baytown Sun
Murray W. Person
Social Security Administration
Federal
Defoe Street
Medicare
Beach City Council Called Meeting Set for 6:30 PM
Beach City Council schedules a called meeting for 6 30 p m on Wednesday at the Community Building in Beach City. The agenda includes standard council business and local ordinance items for discussion and potential action.
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