Highlands district faces tax hike and bond doubts
Barvill defends eight months without untreated sewage dumping while heavy rains cause bypasses that are chlorinated. TWQR hearing in Austin will decide if the district must fund new facilities after residents recently rejected a bond issue. Directors had been ordered to fix problems within 90 days and pursue a citizens committee aid.
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Barvill
Water Board
Austin
TWOR
Joe Teller
Highlands Board of Directors
Lin Austin
Harvill
Funeral notices for Richard W Creel and John Earle
Funeral services are set for Richard Woodrow Creel 53 of Highlands at Earthman Baytown Chapel at 1 p.m. Monday with burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Ila Gene Creel wife a daughter E V Williams Jr a son Richard Kirk Creel six grandchildren and others. Also, John Earle 76 of Houston Highlands to be buried at Memory Gardens after 2 p.m. Saturday with Masonic rites. Survivors include Lucy Earle two daughters Marjorie Conway Polly Aiken seven grandchildren. Burial follows at Memory Gardens with Earthman Highlands Funeral Home directing and Highlands Sampson Lodge AF AM providing Masonic services.
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Richard W. Creel
Earthman's
Baytown
Richard Woodrow Creel
S. Magnolia
Highlands
Houston
Brown and Root
Ila Gene Creel
E. V. Williams
Richard Wayne Creel
Julia Creel
Roger Creel
Rodney Williams
Deborah Williams
Colleen Williams
Jerry Clark
Bandera Street Baptist ‘Church
Cloverleaf
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
John Earle
Earthman Highlands
Joe Wilson
Earle
United Methodist Church of
Masonic Lodge
Weleetka
Oklo
Lucy Earle
Marjorie Conway
Polly Aiken
Memory Gardens
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
Highlands Sampson Lodge AF & AM
Masons
Goodfellow Fund Donations Counted For Christmas Aid
YULEward hosts donations to the Goodfellows drive with employees contributing after counting funds next week. Half goes to Baytown and half to Houston Goodfellows, honoring Hall Gage via Company W Camp memorial gift from Mrs Camp.
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Baytown Goodfellows
Houston Goodfellows
Chief Goodfellow
Hall Gage
Co. W. Camps
Phase Continues With No Quorum on Brownwood Funding
Phase continues from page LI as four members were needed to transact business. Stasney communicated from an adjoining room, opposing a 330000 expense when only 200000 remained for the Brownwood project. The three present declined to vote at this stage on funding plans.
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Stasney
Brownwood
Pentagon Announces 1971 Draft Call Outlook
Draft officials expect 1971 ceiling to hold for months with Texas January total 905 and December 489. National January quota 17 000 all for the Army, highest since last April 19 000. Pentagon says unable to predict yearly totals but hopes to stay under 163 500 inducted. Move toward all volunteer force aimed for about three more years.
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Frazier
Texas
Army
Pentagon
Defense Department
Port officials weigh hiring Scorcia amid doubts and overburdened staff
Port executives questioned Scorcia's role as Turner’s assistant while noting no new personnel in eight years and over $30 million invested in facilities. Turner's planned retirement looms as public relations duties rise, sparks about salary remain unresolved amid legal delays. A bottle auction in New Hampshire drew collectors, with 1800s flasks selling for up to $950 and other items attaining hundreds.
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Scorcia
Pruett
Turner
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Port Commissioners
Scorcio
Scorpio
Joe Lockett
Milton K. J Eckert
New Orleans
New York
New Hampshire
Saying No Lost Art in Public School Curricula
A humorous piece argues saying no should be taught in every curriculum as a safeguard against social pressure. It cautions that yielding to tempting offers can harm fortunes and longevity, listing curb appeal invitations that entice poor choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City council debates salary plan and land talks
Police job classifications and annual budget salary updates are under review after a lengthy council session. The salary committee reconvened and a brief closed recess addressed land negotiations. Citizen Carl Connerton protested the 15 minute recess, seeking public access to the salary committee portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Connerton
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Los Angeles
Denes
Gregory Peck
Richard Crenna
David Jansser
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I. Ee
I Silas
Metz
Cees Drivel
Thea HA
Eastwood
Clint Jeastwood
Hae Bk A
Techniscope
Technicolor
Thy
United Artists
Tarzan
Highlands Board
of & Citizens’ Committee
TWQB
Hugh Yantis
Emery Long
Mosquito Squadron
Ron Ett
Thich
Jock Mahoney
Woody Strode
Saris Nunn
Cora Soine
Yeu
Theatre Paes Ae
Port Executive
King John's Palace
Bay Area
Hreplace
Port Haven
Marina
Riverside Inn
River Road
Monmouth
Riverside Band
Mila
Tair
FORD
Astrodome 4
Gaido
Amber EY Svriw
Cliff Martin
Amber Stein
N. Main
Free Clown Bank
Citizens OF Texas Savings & Loan
Citizens Travel Agency
Tizens National Bank
Dance Crosby American Legion
Crosby, Texas
Frontier Barbecue
North Main
Lydia Mendoza
Gonzalez
Wisconsin
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