Ruling On Desegregation Moves Through Courts
Crosby school desegregation advances to the Fifth Circuit after the Justice Department appeals Judge Ingraham's Sept 1 deadline for merger. The district court ordered immediate desegregation of faculty staff and extracurriculars, while the board weighs options amid pending Senate actions and potential enforcement.
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Crosby
Fifth Circuit Court of
New Orleans
U.S. Justice Department
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
Jerris J.eonard
Peal
James
Edu- Justice Department
Ewell
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D- Department
Justice
Antique Show Opens With Local Dealers and City Speaker
The Antique Show at the Community Building begins Friday at 1 a.m. Admission is 1 dollar for a three day show. Thirty out of town dealers will participate. City Planner Ross Withite will speak at Friday noon to the Chamber of Commerce at the Holiday Inn about Baytown streets and the need for major thoroughfares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Withite
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Baytown
Harthick reaches finals in district girls hurdling event
JANICE HARTHICK a senior at Hoss Sterling High School made the finals in the girls 6h yard hurdles at the domed stadium meet last weekend. Dianne Alford Charlotte Krigar Barbara Lancaster Elaine Linder Patsy Walker and Shirley Wilson missed at a meeting. Willadene Hines celebrates a birthday with co workers recalling cake and coffee. Wanda Woolverton wears a colorful blouse. Rita Sandridge offers helpful hints Raohbins suggests ideas. Margaret Neuman Ann McShan present an interesting program Linda Hutchins hosts warmly. Virginia Holcomb plans a Saturday banquet Shirlene Harris joins working women Cecilia Gaskey asks about news. Annette Elliott calls herself a weekend widow after fishing trips. Maxine Baker proposes a quotable remark Doris Nunn shares clippings Geana Lee wishes one thing.
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Janice Harthick
Hoss Sterling High School
Dianne Alford
Charlotte Krigar
Barbara Lancaster
Elaine Linder
Patsy Walker
Shirley Wilson
Willadene Hines
Jth
Wanda Woolverton
Rita Sandridge
Raohbins
Margaret Neuman
Ann McShan
Linda Hutchins
Virginia Holcomb
Shirlene Harris
Cecilia Gaskey
Annette Elliott
Maxine Baker
Doris Nunn
Geana Lee
Public busing referendum proposed for Texas primary
Gov. Preston Smith urged the state Democratic Executive Committee to place a nonbinding public busing referendum on the May 2 primary ballot. The measure aims to gauge public support without binding effect.
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Austin
Preston Smith
State
Democratic Executive Committee
City sued for 107000 over condemned Brownwood house
A former Baytown resident, Mrs Callie McManus of Pasadena, sues Brownwood city for 107000 in damages. Attorneys claim the city removed a house and garage at 112 Mapleton without owner permission and converted the property for city use. McManus valued the house at 7500.
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Baytown
Brownwood
Callie MccManus
Pasadena
13Th District Court
Houston
Mapleton
McManus
Weather and Vides Forecast Breezy Cool Through Friday
CLEAR TO PARTLY cloudy and cool through Friday. Temperature range expected Thursday, upper 40s to low 60s. MORGAN'S POINT tides for Friday: Highs at 3:42 a.m. and 12:49 p.m., lows at 3:19 p.m. and 3:13 p.m. SUN DIAL: Friday's sun will rise at 6:57 a.m. and set at 6:14 p.m.
Lakewood street overhaul urged by civic group
Lakewood Civic Association surveyed area streets and urged Lakewood City Council to fund rebuilding and resurfacing in 1970. Proposed routes include Lakewood Drive South Burnet Holly North Holly Caldwell Tanglewood and Lazy Lane citing drainage and shoulder failures and noting access to the Lakewood pool clubhouse and Little League fields. The group also pressed expediting Greenbriar work and finishing before swimming season.
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Lakewood Civic Association
Iity Council
Jodie Isenhower
Lakewood Drive
South Burnet
Holly
North Holly
Caldwell
Tanglewood
Lazy Lane
Lakewood
Isenhower
Delly R. Voelkel
Burnet
Bee
Ysenhower
Greenbriar Street
Huffman Man Withdraws From Baytown JP Race
Bill Meyer of Huffman withdraws from the Republican nomination for justice of the peace in Precinct 3. He says his goal of improved law enforcement outside Baytown, especially near Lake Houston, is met. Meyer will support incumbent Glenn Vickery, who will run unopposed after the withdrawal. Meyer is an attorney and mobile home park owner who sought the post amid burglaries and car thefts in Huffman.
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Bill Meyer
Huffman
Precinct
Baytown
Meyer
Humble Joins Florida Oil Spill Suit for 4 Million Damages
In Tampa Bay the Humble Oil Company was allowed to join the state's case against the Greek tanker Hellas Apollon linked to the Tampa Bay oil slick. The expanded suit seeks 4 million dollars from the ship's owners for cargo loss, cleanup costs, and related damages.
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Tampa
Fla.tap
Humble
Tampa Bay
U.S
Flood insurance program opens for Baytown families
About 300 Baytown families in tidal flood zones become eligible for government subsidized flood insurance starting February 27. The Hood Insurance program will apply to Lakewood Brownwood and Wooster areas for existing homes, with lower rates for those built before February 26. Agents in the area can sell policies. city officials seek more official guidance as insurance agents await details. Mayor Glen Walker calls the move overdue and welcome.
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Johnella Boynton
Baytown
John Tower
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hood
Lakewood
Brownwood
Wooster
Glen Walker
Walker
David Evans
Satterwhite Elected President of Baytown Welfare League
T. L. Satterwhite was elected president of the Baytown Welfare League on Wednesday, succeeding Gene Lovering. The league, funded by the Community Chest, provides emergency financial aid and case work. The 15-member board includes Clyde Messiah, Allen Rice, Al Chappell, Bill Hartman, and others.
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T. L
Doc
Satterwhite
Baytown Welfare League
FE. H
Gene) Lovering
Welfare League
Community Chest
S. Gaillard
Nolan Schulze
al Chappell
Bill Hartman
Allen Rice
Clyde Messiah
Rice
Lester Curlee
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D.miss
Dixie
Ervin
Professional Fire Fighters Wives Association
Alice Taylor
Meadowick
Glen Meadow Addition
Olympia Recreation Club
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Seth
Wyatt
Gander
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Channelview
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Mason County
Carl L, Gerber
Robert E. Lee High
Taylor Gerber
California State College
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Peoples State Bank
Dil
Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
Mike Schillaci
Anthony Schillaci
Jo Ellen Thorpe
C. M. Thorpe Jr
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Henry Armstrong
Idlewood
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Roy V. Comeaux
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Market
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Walter A. Morgan
HUD
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Texas Water Quality Board
Camminstar
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Tex
Stark High School
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Texas Air Control Board
Cedar Bayou
Houston Lighting and Power Co
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