Baytown City Manager to report on local projects at chamber meeting
City Manager Frita Lanhia will update Baytown officials on project status during the Baytown Chamber of Commerce noon meeting. Gulf Coast Community Services seeks donations for Christmas helpers. contact 427-7434. Local boards and schools announce upcoming events including dances, concerts, and meetings.
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Baytown Area Weather And Tides Forecast
Weather outlook for Baytown shows thunderstorms tonight and clearing Friday with decreasing clouds. Friday sunrise 7 12 AM and sunset 5 2 PM. tides listed for Friday. Local notes include holiday greetings and festive decorations from area residents and reflections on upcoming events.
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Coal For Synthetic Fuels May Be Pioneered Here In Baytown
Baytown could host a pioneering coal liquefaction plant as Duane Levine of Axxon Research outlines ongoing work to convert coal into gas and oil. The project, partially funded by the DOE, envisions a 25 000 ton day plant by 1985 with pilot operations and cost estimates around 28 to 28 a barrel for fuel oil.
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Fire Dept Reverses Ruling on REL Auditorium Sprinklers
The Sum reports the Sumter fire department reversed its decision delaying events at Robert K. Lee Auditorium until the sprinkler system is operational. Monday night concert by REL Symphonic and concert bands proceeds with Dragon as conductor despite earlier concerns about safety and system repairs.
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Sadat Pledges Peace Despite Arab Critics
Anwar Sadat labeled some Arab critics stupid and ignorant diverts while declaring he would pursue peace with Israel despite strong opposition from regional blocs.
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Texas Longhorns face national bureaucrats in one day stand
A quirky report recalls the Texas Longhorns' 21-0 record amid officials and bureaucrats in a one day stand. The piece hints at conflicts with national and international supervision and the strain of a state bureau role.
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Gaytown Council Sets Thursday Meeting on Trash and Fees
Gaytown city council agenda includes a side loading refuse truck purchase and plastic bag resale program to boost bag use. A public hearing on Trailwood subdivision annexation is set for 7 PM, with committee appointments and HGAC reps to be named.
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Goodfellows Seek Small Gifts to Reach Christmas Goal
Chief Goodfellow appeals for small donations to fund the Baytown Goodfellows Christmas Drive. The drive raises about $9,000 to provide gifts and food for hundreds of underprivileged children, with many supporters giving anonymously or without a set amount.
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Flooding Reported in Home Area Amid Storm
The message describes flooding near Mapleton and Prownwood with water levels up to 2.8 feet. Mrs tributton and the Goodfellows, led by Jam Shepherd as Civic Association president, seek aid for the affected. Residents are urged to mail gifts or deliver to 1.0 Box 90 for relief efforts.
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November wholesale prices rise 0.7 percent amid food surge
The Laur Depart ment reports wholesale prices up 0.7 percent in November, smaller than October's 0.8 percent. Farm products rise 3 percent for the month after 2.4 percent in October, while industrial commodities climb 0.4 percent as food costs drive inflation.
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Oz Hughes Ends Longtime Teaching Career for Cafe Venture
Oz Hughes and wife Mary Margaret plan to retire from Cedar Bayou Junior School after 22 years in education. They will move to Cedar Bayou and operate Rays Cafe, preserving staff while exploring new business and home life in Smithville area. Hughes expresses mixed emotions about leaving Baytown ties for restaurant work.
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