Council Passes Resolution On North Site For City Airport
The council favors a North Main Farm Road 1942 area for a Humphrey Airport with a federal study. A Dallas firm, Forrest Cotton Hutchison and Associates, conducts the feasibility study funded by 45000 federal dollars and 5 in city funds.
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Wanda Onfon
Humphrey
Kaylan Gity Council
Humphrey Aire
Dallas
Forrest-Cotton
Hax
Busth
Hutchison and Associates
Fite
Consult Annag Nant
Federal Aviation Administration
Brownwood Sewer Bid Is Accepted
Brownwood council accepted an emergency bid from Automatic Pump & Equipment Co. for sewer pumps controls and accessories to build a lift station on Bayshore Drive after a 10 inch line caved in due to quicksand. The project aims to improve service as the city confronts repeated sewer line failures.
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Brownwood
Unger
Ray Unger
Fritz Lanham
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Baytown
Bayshore Drive
Lanham
Harris County
Medical City
Surgical Group
Decker
Cleveland H. Park
Bayshore
AAUW Meeting and Fifth Graders Trip Planned
The American Association of University Women group will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 2400 Belvedere Drive JAL Music Hall trip for Ashbel Smith fifth graders to Houston Music Hall on Wednesday to see Fiddler on the Roof.
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Exxon Annuitants Association
Max Mosestman
AAUW
American Association of University Women
Belvedere Drive
Ashbel Smith
Houston Music Hall
Baytown Area Weather and Tides Forecast
Baytown area forecasts a 30 percent chance of showers or thundershowers Tuesday night and 60 percent Wednesday. Low Tuesday night in the upper 30s, high Wednesday. Tides on waters fronting Baytown City show highs at 1:58 p.m. and 9:12 a.m. and 8:48 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday at 6:59 a.m. and sunset at 6:08 p.m. Denotes weak tide.
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Baytown Area
Baytown
Wimberly finds wreckage of missing referees in swells
In a stark morning scene near a small lane the wreckage is reached and the bodies of two missing Southwest Conference fishing referees are recovered. Authorities confirm the incident as a grim development in the ongoing search.
Pearce Streat Journal Reports On A Noted Big Spender
A late entry describes another of the era’s big spenders found recently. He is portrayed as careless with wealth, tossing nickels about as if they were manhole covers, highlighting his extravagant demeanor.
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Pearce Streat Journal
Heaviest Blizzard Strikes Midwest and Northeast
A major storm dumped heavy snow across the Midwest and Northeast, with Kansas City and Des Moines reporting significant totals while Boston and Philadelphia faced cooler conditions. A secondary low formed along the North Carolina coast as federal troops began returning to bases after the blizzard. Snowfall totals included up to 16 inches in parts of Iowa and heavy drifting, with travel bans and school closures noted across Missouri and surrounding states.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
North Carolina
Midwest
Kansas City
ASA
New Jersey Turnpike
Philadelphia
New England
Boston
Missouri
Colorado
Size Of First Bond Issue To Be Set
Trustees adopt schedule for sale of school bonds as district plans a 20.5 million issue. Houston broker Tom Masterson says interest near 5.26 percent unlikely to fall soon and proposes selling half the bonds in the first sale to attract better bids. Final bond statement due Feb. 26 with board review Feb. 27, timetable then shifts to March meetings.
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Vena Luthringer
Wall Street
Ubelr
Tom Masterson
Houston
Underwand
Masterson
Prustees
Hase Agenciea
Rusteey
150 Names To Be On Demo Ballot
Houston reports a Democratic primary ballot May 6 may include about 150 names the longest in Harris County history. George Buch urges 2 250 voting machines for the primary while a horse racing referendum is discussed. Commissioner Erkels advises considering other party requests prior to allocation.
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Houston
George Buch
Harris County
Democratic Party
Buch
Bob Erkels
Dick Raycraft
Commissioners Court
Trustees Postpone Action On Homestead Tax Increase
Trustees delayed a vote on raising homestead exemptions for senior citizens amid talks with Lee College regents. The district currently offers a $5,000 exemption for those 68 and older. a Baytown senior group advocated raising to $7,000. Legal opinions cited Texas law, and a follow up with LC officials was planned. The meeting also addressed administrative job application disclosures, agreeing to revise forms to include title warnings for full-time postings.
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Lee College Regents
Alsirlet
J. C
Smokey" Wond
Baytown Senior Citizens Club
Houston
Rick Peebles
Atorney
Lee College
Jaytown
Johnny Clark
Unil
Texas
Marcia Slasney
Peebles
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Smoky) Wood
toVila
Emery Rheaume
Delbert Allen
Ken Brinkley
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Julie Pitts
James “Slick” Ellis
Pat
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U.S
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Menaehem Begin
Israel
Washington
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Carter
Koanoke
United States
Japan
Europe
San Antonio
Fackland Air Force
Bob Hamail
Wille Moreno
Ross Bering
Clark
Barry Nobles
Citizens National Sank and Trust CO. Fg
Anytomn Motors
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