Dons Realtors Meet at Noon Bay Area Board Luncheon
BAY ARPA Board of Realtors will meet at noon Monday at Holiday Inn. Speaker for the luncheon will be Erwin Wilbanks of Bay Tide Co. Also notes a port tour for San Jacinto Elementary students and science fair at Ced-an Bayou Junior School.
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Weather And Tides In Baytown Weekend Forecast
Weekend outlook for Baytown area shows cooler nights and a wide temperature range from near freezing to the upper forties. Tides on Sunday longshore winds at 10:49 am and 10:42 pm with sunrise at 5:49 am and sunset at 6:16 pm. Monday tides peak around midday and at 11:02 pm with sunrise at 6:48 am and sunset at 8:17 pm.
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Baytown Folks Grasp Warm Weather Returns and Local Highlights
LW Massey praises his business success while Baytown residents celebrate warm weather’s return. Mrs Frank N Angel corrects a name misread in Friday’s Sun as Cinie Angel, and Jewel Ziriax reconnects with old Baytown friends. Dugat analyzes Chambers County politics as Perry Britton stays fit and Jo Drewery critiques people who bang spoons on cups near a retiring mayor. Mrs W H Bridges and others react to a newspaper readline.
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HN. Love
Surety Bond Reduces City Electrical Code In Baytown
By March the city’s new electrical code will be in effect reducing the surety bond from 10 000 to 2 000. Baytown City Council unanimously approved the version after weeks of study and input from the Electrical Board and contractors. The code adds a 2 500 bond minimum, sets a four apprentice to journeyman ratio, requires experience rules for master electricians, allows reciprocal licensing for certain journeymen, limits traveler’s permits to the next exam, raises fees, and requires contractor vehicles to display two inch lettering on doors with magnetic signs allowed.
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Gulf Cedar Bayou Plant to Add Five Million Gallon PAO Unit
Gulf Chemicals Co announces a 5 million gallon per year polyalpha olefin unit at Cedar Bayou complex to begin in 1980. The new Synfluid plant will be fully integrated, sourcing feedstock from Ced ar Bayou and Hare Marville R&D, with Gulf Marketing the product to automotive and industrial lubricant markets.
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Channelview Jaycees honor Outstanding Citizens
Outstanding Citizens were named at the Channelview event. State Rep Anthony Polumbo earned Outstanding Young Man. Deputy Constable Barbara Bower was Outstanding Late Woman. George Burks was Outstanding Young Educator, and Duane Henry was Outstanding Young Fireman. Charles Edwards selected Outstanding Young Police Officer. Lillie Frace, 90, honored as Distinguished Female Citizen for lifetime service.
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Decision Due In 10 Days On Coal Strike Settlement
Washington talks near end as union and mine operators reach a tentative industry wide settlement. President Carter warned of possible federal seizure if the deal falls apart while miners vote on ratification in about 10 days. The pact mirrored an earlier agreement with Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Co. and faces internal union support challenges.
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Train crash in Argentina leaves many dead, reports say
A passenger train derailed at a rural crossing in Argentina after a crash, killing at least 90 people per TELAM. A spokesman could not confirm the toll but said there are many dead.
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AP Wires Report On Global Events And U S Politics
National and international items span a missing Bay of a wealthy wholesaler found buried after ransom. A former commander in chief dies of a heart attack. Texas oil terminal plans progress behind Louisiana. A factual health check on a citrus shipment. Carter’s poll ratings shift as public views him slipping.
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Tickets For Chamber Fete Go On Sale
Tickets for the 1978 Chamber of Commerce Banquet go on sale at 8 am Tuesday in the chamber office at No 2 West Texas. A total of 500 tickets are $10 each. The banquet starts 7:30 pm March 13 at Baytown Community Building with Sen Lloyd Bentsen as headliner. The committees chairmen are Flora Wilhite Delores Gray Joe Barsalov Pat Files Henry Armstrong and Bobby Rountree.
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Pearte Street Journal Spring Grows On Ya
A quirky spring note from Pearte Street Journal remarks how readers rush to gardening as temperatures rise. It highlights front yard tomatoes and backyard plots, naming seasonal fever as a harmless sign of spring.
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Wilbanks Mayoral Bid Looks Unclear for Baytown Race
Vague OCR of Baytown mayoral scene shows Wilbanks removal from contest and speculation about first female mayor. District terms, resignations, and candidate filings surface as council amends election ordinance. Civic leaders, including Steve Hudkins and Dennis Trish Whe, weigh in on ongoing race dynamics and local governance.
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Recreation Vehicle Parking Permit Enables Temporary Staging
Baytown City Council approved an ordinance allowing recreational vehicles to park on streets with a permit system. The measure defines recreation vehicles as travel trailers campers and vans and sets permit requirements and penalties for noncompliance.
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Gentry
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Lander
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City Council Debates Parking Rules for Recreational Vehicles
The council considers a permit based rule to allow temporary street parking for recreational vehicles due to owners lacking driveways. Proposals to require permits were defeated after opposition argued such rules discriminate against some residents. Avery Y. Martin, lacking driveway space, spurred the discussion by asking rescission of the street parking prohibition.
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