Lee College Delegates to Attend TJCTA Convention in Dallas
Lee College faculty and administrators join about 2,500 delegates from nearly five Texas community colleges for the 24th annual Texas Junior College Teachers Association convention in Dallas February 18–20 with the environmental awareness theme. Classes at Lee College dismiss at noon Thursday for a long weekend except industrial manpower and adult basic education classes which meet as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Texas Community Colleges
Dallas
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
Staller Hilton
Henry Austin
Bessie Durham
Dorine Sauls
Benny Moskowitz
Jack McClendon
Tom Stone
Gail Stephenson
David Byford
Business Administration
TJCTA
Bill Peace
Moskowitz
LC Division of Health and Physical Education
Ronald Roberts
Division of
Social Sciences
TICTA
Peace
Dan Mendoza
Carol Hanggee
Children Included In Church Study at Memorial Baptist
First to third graders will join Baptist Associational meetings at Memorial Baptist Church Monday to Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm. Mrs W T Walker, director of Cedar Bayou Baptist Church primary activities, will lead the program with a Monday night refreshment surprise. All associational Sunday School classes are invited to study The World Around Us, with special exhibits and visual aids included.
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Memorial Baptist Church
W.T. Walker
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
AFL CIO unions push for stronger rules and reforms
The AFL-CIO outlines a one year agreement effective April 1 with penalties up to 10000 per violation placed in research funds to tackle industry problems. It calls for more federal funding for health education welfare housing and antipoverty programs and seeks expanded collective bargaining for federal workers and new consumer protection and anti discrimination enforcement. Two unions Retail Clerks International Association and Amalgamated Meat Cutters will begin merger talks to form one of the nation’s largest unions.
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Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Consumer Protection Agency
Retail Clerks International Association
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workmen
Navy Seaman Apprentice Randy Lindstrom Graduates Recruit Training
Randy W. Lindstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Lindstrom Jr., 706 S. Seventh, has graduated from recruit training at the Recruit Training Command in Orlando, Florida. He will report to Radioman A School in San Diego, California.
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NAVY
Randy W. Lindstrom
Ernest W. Lindstrom Jr
Recruit Training Command
Orlando
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Counselors urged to actively guide students at meeting
Dr George H Stafford warned counselors must articulate ideas and build decision making for low income students at Region VIII meeting. He cited ghetta students and language patterns, urged flexible teaching, sports tied math, and criticized rigid bells that break student interest.
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Wanda Orton
George H. Stafford
Prairie View A&m College
American Association of Junior Colleges
Jim McWilliams
Lee College
Stafford
Dr. Stafford
Gheta
Cedar Bayou plant cited for pollution abatement record
Gulf detergents synthetic rubber isolvents and adhesives flow from the Cedar Bayou plant which has seven years of operation with an excellent record in air water conservation and pollution abatement. The facility reports near zero polluting emissions and minimal clean discharge water. Raw materials enter from Warren Petroleum Mont Belvieu and ethylene moves to Gulf customers by pipeline while resins propylene and olefins ship to centers by rail road and truck.
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Cedar Bayou
Sair
Blackwood
Warren Petroleum
Mont Belvieu
Warren
All Oil Corp
Gulf
Texas City
Orange
Townhouses aim to cut costs and time for housing boom
Builder Joe Aylor promotes town houses as higher density homes that reduce land cost per unit and require less time to build. He estimates a 58 home output versus two conventional houses, lowering interest expenses. Aylor foresees $16k-$17k three bed two bath units vs $19k-$20k for single families and plans a maintenance contract and on site child care center to appeal to busy families.
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Joe Aylor
Aylor
Ayler
English Classes Begin in Harris County Area
The Harris County Community Action Association through the Neighborhood Council will start English classes at 7 p.m. Wednesday for residents who need help speaking English. Philip Dignam will teach at Guadalupe Catholic Church. People may phone 427 7434 or 424 0647 for details.
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Harris County Community Action Association
Philip Dignam
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Baytonian Rites Set For Tuesday Services for Anastacio Guerra
Funeral services for Anastacio Guerra are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Sanchez Funeral Home in Rio Grande City. Guerra died Saturday afternoon in El Paso. He retired from Humble Oil and Refining Co. after 30 years and was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church the Legion of Mary and St. Josephs Men's Club. Survivors include his wife Francisca Guerra of Baytown a son Noel Guerra of Atlanta a daughter Mary Green of Boston a granddaughter Laura Green of Boston and a number of brothers and sisters all of Rio Grande City.
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Anastacio
Guerra
Sanchez
Rio Grande City
Paso
Humble Oil and Refining Co
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Legion of Mary
St. Joseph's Men's Club
Francisca Guerra
Baytown
Noel Guerra
Atlanta
Mary Green
Boston
Mass
Waste Panel Meeting Tuesday in Webster City Hall
The Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Webster City Hall to hear reports on the Houston Ship Channel and the Galveston County Solid Waste Project. It will seek approval to begin contract negotiations with Union Carbide Corp. of Houston.
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Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
Webster City Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
Houston Ship Channel
Galveston County
Union Carbide Corp
Houston
Elmer E Cutsinger Funeral Notice
Elmer Earl Johnnie Cutsinger 60 of 801 Cedar Bayou Road died at 3 p.m. Saturday in a Baytown hospital born in Paden Oklahoma he came to Baytown in 1924 and retired as a Humble Refinery mechanic in 1970. Survived by widow Effie Fae, one daughter, five sisters, nieces and nephews. Funeral services were to be held late Monday at Paul A Lee Chapel with Rev Bob King and Rev Donald R Rush officiating. Burial Memory Gardens of Baytown pallbearers listed.
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Elmer E. Cutsinger
Elmer Earl
Johnnie) Cutsinger
Cedar Bayou Road
Baytown
Paden
Okla
Cutsinger
Humble
Old River Baptist Church
Effie Fae Cutsinger
Lohn W. Royse
Tommie E. Gilbert
Hazel Castoe
Ludwig Krenek
Crosby
Robert P. Mageers
Freeport
Laverne Chambless
Houston
Paul A. Lee Chapel
Bobby King
Donald R. Rush
St. John’s Episcopal Church
la Porte
Don Dykes
Richard Cutsinger
Rodney Jackson
Ronald Mageers
Raymond Cutsinger
Gordon Gilbert
Supervisors push bonds to fund sewer system upgrades
In 1956 the district voted 200000 for a sewer project bond maturing 1986 with prepaid option in 1976 and 444 percent interest. Taxes must pay only bond debt while improvements including water well maintenance are kept lean. A bus struck a pedestrian near Britton Cravens Lumber at Market Street. the injured man was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital.
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At Travis
Britton-Cravens Lumber
Market Street
Gulf Coast Hospital
Blaine Webber
Association Report Due BH Trustees Association Report Due BH Trustees
MONT BELVIEU Dr W R Carmichael professor of education at Sam Houston State University will report at the 7 30 p m Tuesday meeting of the Barbers Hill School Board on the district s membership in the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges Bids on the slab for the auto mechanics shop will be opened and the superintendent will report on heating and air conditioning in the elementary school and carpet in the band hall Consideration will be given to the principals business manager s and counselor s contracts for next year and other reports will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Belvieu
W. R. Carmichael
Sam Houston State University
Barbers Hill
Southern Association of Schools and Colleges
Driver Hits Train and Flees in Paris Texas
Santa Fe Railway engineer B C Styron reported a hit and run after a car struck Engine No 286 at Bonham Street crossing and fled. A lady driver in an old model car was slightly damaged. the engine remained unharmed and the suspect was last seen heading west on Bonham Street.
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Paris
Tex
Santa Fe
B.C. Styron
Bonham Street
John Lyons 62 Victoria Editor Dies
John Lyons 62 sports editor of the Victoria Advocate and former Houston Post and Houston Chronicle writer died in Victoria Hospital from gall bladder surgery complications. Born in Houston, his 46 year career included coverage of local, state and national sports. survived by widow Georgia three children Michael Timothy and Mary Margaret and sister Margaret Shexnayder.
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Victoria, Tex
John Lyons
The
Victoria Advocate
Houston Post
Houston Chronicle
Victoria Hospital
Houston
Lyons
St. Thomas's High School
Post
Chronicle
the Advocate
Georgia
Michael
Timothy
Mary Margaret
Margaret Shexnayder
Kiwanis Club to hear Engineer's Week program on environment
Baytown Kiwanis Club will present The Engineer's Week program on environment at a noon Thursday meeting. The talk covers what can be done about environmental issues and how engineers contribute to solutions.
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Baytown
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