Property Damage Report at Baytown High School
Baytown police investigate property destruction in the agriculture building at Robert E. Lee High School. Vocational agriculture teacher Don Smith estimates damage at 300 dollars. A local tax panel appointment includes Harris County Commissioner E A Lyons.
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Robert E. Lee High School
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Harris County
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State County Judges and Commissioners Association
Local Community Notes Highlight Civic, School, and Personal News
Ray Moorman helps with a coal hanger. Pat Seegers feeds Scouts at a banquet. Seita Hamman and Helen Kirkpatrick head to an early morning appointment. Hope Turpin volunteers at hospital. Matt Hughes praises the Junior Forum for the Hed Stocking Revue. Eugene T. Jentsen wears bright sport coats as courthouse sources discuss. Rufus Honeycutt plans his annual report to the city council Thursday night. Mrs Cecil Hollis of Kir byville visits Baytown with Roy Calmas and Hoss Morans. Happy 18th birthday to Vick Rosamond. Evelyn Guidry surprises Allen surfaces and promises a visit. Smoky Woods wears many hats despite often being bareheaded.
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Pat Seegers
Seita Hamman
Helen Kirkpatrick
Hope Turpin
Matt Hughes
Chambers County
Eugene T. Jentsen
Rufus Honeycutt
Cecil Hollis
Kirbyville
Baytown
Roy Calmas
Hoss Morans
Houston
Vick
Citizens urged to act on pollution control statewide
Sen Criss Cole of Houston says the solution lies in the hands of the people as he promotes the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority. He notes many water districts and cities fear losing powers but argue local bodies must lead pollution control with state and federal roles limited. He highlights Houston area 100 plus water districts and regional pollution pressures on Galveston bay and Chambers County amid industrial expansion.
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Hy Batsy Webber
Criss Cole
Houstonl
Gulf Coast
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Cottnues
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Baytown
American Association of the Authority
University
Sult
Harris County
Texas
Chambers County
Syaler
Community Chest Names New Officers Of Board
Joel R. Lander was elected president of the 1976 Community Chest board, succeeding CW Magouirk. Ralph Kunz becomes vice president, Gene Gillis moves away, Hall is treasurer, and Charles Caldwell remains secretary. New and holdover directors will form the 197 board and oversee a $1,200 raise, budget items, and a $1,858 Mental Health Association grant.
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Joel R
Jody) Lander
Community Chest Board of Directors
CW Magouirk
Baytown
Chamber of Caramerce
Ralph Kunz
Gene Gillis
Gillis
Charles Tillery
Charles Caldwell
Tun Rew
Baytown Clarm
East Harris Boy Scouts For
Ber of Commerce
National
Mental Health: Association
Mental Health Association
Curmmmyumnity “Chest
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Tony Campos
Vie Caxson
Houston Schweitzer
Hall
John Sylvester
Quintuplets born at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Our World reports five newborns two girls and three boys born Tuesday night to a 27 year old New Jersey woman using fertility drugs at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. FBI says two Alabama abducted sisters recovered unharmed. one suspect arrested. US Congress faces lively scene as Mid East policy and race for state legislative seat draw attention. Planned Parenthood notes pregnancy accounts for significantly more deaths among young women than the pill. Defense Secretary Laird says base closures could affect over 100 facilities with Pentagon sources predicting more.
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New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
New Jersey
Sterling Students Organize Sunday Doughnut Drive
The Ross Sterling High School Student Council sponsors a doughnut sale this week with Paterson's Bakery donuts sold at 80 cents per dozen and 40 cents for a half dozen. Orders due Thursday and delivery before 8 a.m. Sunday. Proceeds go to the Student Council fund.
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Sterling
Debbie Stone
Ares Committee
Gene Lovering
Barkley
Directors Elect 33 Percent Turnout Largest Ever Vote
Thirty three percent turnout marks the highest in a director election. Eldon Berry Al Chappell ke Hall Bill Hart iman Tom Lucas Bruce Ram isey Allen Rice were selected. Lt L Does Satterwhite Jack Strickler and Charles Tillery remain as announced nominees. New officers will be elected Monday at the monthly directors meeting.
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Eldon Berry
al Chappell
Ke Hall
Bill Hartiman
Tom Lucas
Bruce Ramisey
Allen Rice
L.does Satterwhite
Jack Strickler
Charles Tillery
Weather clears with fair conditions by Thursday
Skies are expected to clear and become fair by Thursday. Temperature should dip into the low 30s Wednesday with tides at Morgan's Point including early morning and evening highs and lows. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Thursday at Sun Dial.
ABM Expansion Facing Big Odds
A Texas turnpike debate in Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston features four proposed projects. Mountain Creek Lake Tollway would cost 6 to 7 million, Mid-Texas Turnpike 40 million, Airport Tollway 18 million, and Fort Worth Dallas Trinity Turnpike 40 million. Dee Kelly says Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike revenue exceeds expectations and turnpikes may solve regional links.
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The
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Trustees Vote to Send Four to National School Board Convention
School trustees agreed to send four members to the National School Board Association convention in San Francisco in April and host a May 4 dinner for current and past board members. Some argued two attendees would suffice, but the board approved all four, with Supt. Johnny Clark joining. Flight cost from Houston is $140 per ticket, hotel and meals extra.
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National School Board Association
San Francisco
Johnny Clark
Seth Mitchell
Mitchell
Fabian Greenwell
Jerry Don Smith
Philip Dignam
Troy Peterson
Peterson
Greenwell
Miami
Fabian
Smith
James Elis
Elis
Glertt Sdppman
Clark
Houston
Old
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Goose Creek
Baytown Exes Dinner to Feature Doerr as Speaker
Baytown Texas Exes plan a spring dinner at The Tower with Tim Doerr, former Longhorn captain and 1963 national champion, as main speaker. Doerr will show a highlight film from the 1999 season. Social hour starts 6:30 p.m. dinner at 7:30.
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State-Wide Clerks Session Set In Anahuac Friday
The County and District Clerks Association of Texas will meet in Anahuac at 1 a.m. Friday with president J. B. Wooldridge hosting. About 70 reservations were reported with more expected. A 10 a.m. seminar in the Chambers County Courthouse discusses new state laws affecting clerks offices, followed by a noon catfish dinner at the American Legion Hall.
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Jefferson County
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Uphill Fight Seen as ABM Expansion Faces Senate Opposition
Washington AP report shows the Nixon administration pushing for expanded Safeguard missile defense while Senate opposition coalesces around confining ABM to protect U.S. bases. Melvin Laird outlined a plan for a third site at White Man Air Force Base Missouri and long lead components for five more, with initial sites Grand Forks North Dakota and Malmstrom Montana to be expanded. Senators Cooper and Aiken voiced concern that last year’s limited system is insufficient for hard point defense, signaling an uphill fight ahead.
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Whiteman Air Force Base
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
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N.D
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Senate approves free school lunch expansion bill
The Senate voted 85 0 to expand free lunch eligibility for millions of needy children. The measure faces House action where a more modest program previously passed. Agriculture will loosen rules to allow private caterers in schools without kitchens to provide hot meals. Senator Javits notes current ban blocks hot lunches for up to 11 million students.
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Senate
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Department of Agriculture
Jacob Javits
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