Houston Area Briefs Tangles in crime and space program shakeups
Police quoted Stanwick as a homosexual and two male prostitutes saying he gave two written statements. Detective Porter said Stanwick described the killings, with each victim allegedly picking him up. At NASA Johnson Space Center, Christa Krall Jr announced three management changes in the shuttle program, Krefft named acting manager, Abbey to director of flight operations, Clements named acting technical assistant. A state judge delayed a hearing on Rio Grande Oil receivership as prosecutors seek securities charges against six Rio Grande employees. Five defendants pled innocent and await trial April 5. one remained absent awaiting arraignment. Former Gov Allan Shivers urged Texas lawmakers to act on malpractice insurance, urging a special session. County jail and criminal justice improvements funding eyed in district court orders.
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Stanwick
L. Brock Porter
Houston
IAP
Johnson Space Center
Christ. Opher C. Krall Jr
Krafl
Kenneth
Kleinknecht
George W.S. Abbey
Henry ©. Clements
Data Systems Analysis Directorate
O Kraft
Rio Grande Ol Co. of
Arthur C. Lesher
Texas Att Gen
Rio Grande
Harris County
Crimin All Court
State District
Fred Hooey
Willemaint
David E. Worthington
Lynn W. Marden
Shivers
University of Texas Board of Re
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Markc Cosely Comminoners Hoeve
Y Lumed Dows Rushe
Swould
Yeast
Ig Federal
Governor’ ‘Com Na) Justice Division
Carl Bue
Torney's
Lnseans Eee
Absent Voting In Chambers Underway In District
Absentee voting is underway in two precincts of the Trinity Bay Conservation District for the January 17 election of two board members. Candidates Jenkins Hankamer and Nelson Anahuac are listed on the ballot. Absentee voting runs daily to January 13 at the district office east of Anahuac. election day voting is at Hankamer Community Building for Precinct 1 and at the district office for Precinct 3. Other directors include Bevillier Jr Winnie White Winnie and Emanuel Rivers Jr Double Bayou.
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Anahuac
Trinity Bay
Hankomer
Precinct 1
Conservation District
Olets
C.C. Bevillier Jr
J.Z. White
Winnie
Emanuel Rivers Jr
Double Bayou
New Chambers Voter Forms To Go Out In February
Anahuac Chambers County Tax Assessor-Collector Blair announced February mailings of new voter registration certificates for those registered as of Jan 1976. New BLUE certificates valid March 1 1976 to February 28 1978. old certificates must be destroyed. Included is a voter registration form to update files. no one will be purged for not returning it. Eligible voters who moved or not registered should reapply if needed.
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Anahuac
Chambers County
Wood Blair
Tax’ Assessor-Collector
Blair
Uey
Orientation Set For LC Prospective Students
Lee College hosts an orientation for prospective and co enrolled students Monday at Rundell Hall Auditorium at 7 30 p m The program features LC student panelists on transitioning to college plus counselors and administrators outlining instructional services counseling registration financial aid and student responsibilities
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Lee College
Rundell
Hall Auditorum
Terry.arajas
Glenn Blake
Cuba Ferrell
Terry Johnson
Debra Lankford
Herbert "Says
David Morgan
Monica ‘Mouton
Mike Turner
Mike] Zeglin
Wallace Heaner
Gertrude Teter
Bobbié Wheatfall
Glen Walker
Community Information
Jim Sturgeon
Robert Cloud
Dee.Whealley IL
Heaner
LC Counseling Center
Bessie Durham
James Partis
Dan Mendoza
Funeral Notices Chronicle Several Baytown Obituaries
Funeral notices list Charlie Caldwell of 1900 WY Humble died in Baytown hospital survived by three daughters and two sons with services at St John Baptist Church Baytown burial at Walter Brown Cemetery under Johnaan and Frasier Funeral Home. Mrs Raina Page 68 of 205 Woodside died at Hendrick Hospital Abilene survived by three sons and a daughter with services at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Charles Hayless 49 of Markew Channelview died in Houston hospital survived by wife two daughters and other relatives with services at Earthman Chapel. Four scholarships awarded to Appalachian State University Cincinnati Conservatory of Music University of Nevada Las Vegas and Middle Tennessee State University from Hubbell estate.
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Charlie Caldwell
Humble
Greaser St John Baptist Church
Spencer R Fontknes
Caldwell
Baytown
Henna'e
Odesa Welle
Ruby
Oklahoma City
Walter Brown
Qld River
Johnaan
Frasier
Page Mrz
Raina
Annie Page
Woodside
Hendrick Hospital
Abilene
Hoyt
Raytown
Conrad F
National City
Calif
Terry
Big Lake
Tex
Mia
Martha Merrill
Glenn Chapman
Paul A. Lee
Hilly Joe Tate
Icentral Baptist Church
Roy Clouds
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Channelview
SC Co
Navy
American, Legion, Baytown
Rough Riders
Amecifon
Mechanical Engineers
Future In Furmera
America
Ain
Lillie May
Haylew
Tun
Itherine Bayless
Patricia Uyless
Earthman Chapel
David L. Cross
San Jacints Memorial Park Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Craver C.cray
George C. Hamrick
Tommy
NEW York
Raymond Hubbell
Stanley Adams
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Appalachia State University
Boone
N.C
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Nevada
Las Vegas
Middle Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Raymond Stubbell
Hubbell
ASCAP
Three In Race For Chambers Sheriff Post
ANAHUAC 8p Three men filed for Chambers County sheriff creating an interesting race while the current department remains understaffed as two candidates are county deputies Wesley King Doil Pounds and CB Works King and Pounds resigned per a directive from Louis Otter who will leave office this term Otter said he would fill three department spots and Deputies Eugene Lacksons and others seek reelection including Sheriff Wood Blair Tax Assessor-Collector and Precinct Constables Harvey Baynes and Jack Morehead with others filing for reelection
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Anahuac
Chambers County
Olter
Eugene Lack Sons
Mont Belvieu
Larson
Jefferson County
Sherwood Blair
Harvey Lee Baynes
Jack Morehead
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai's successor discussed in purge era notes
AP reports on Wang following Chou En Lai illness and death era purge. The piece outlines Teng and Chou's rise, Lin Biao's death, and potential line of succession to Mao. It notes Wang's earlier prominence, later isolation, and reappearance at major events, mentioning Shanghai and Peking residencies.
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Wang
Chou
Nag
Shanghai
Peking
Kang Sheng
Teng
France
Chinese Communist Party
China
Mao
Ling Piao
Lin
Mongolia
Chou En Lais Wit Charm and Intelligence Highlighted
Tokyo AP review surveys Chou En Lai as a man of wit charm and intelligence admired by leaders from Marshall Kissinger and Nixon to many world figures. It recalls his role in ping pong diplomacy and the respect his affability earned during negotiations and social receptions. A separate Bakersfield item notes seven year old Laurie Ver million’s successful letter to Rep Bill Ketchum for an American flag delivered in person at Frank West Grade School.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Qule
George C. Marshall
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Marshall
Chou
Kissinger
Rison
Hone
U.S
Rankess
Rerich
Yenan
Roderhifi
Theow
Bakersfield
Calif
Laurie Vermillion
Bill Ketchum
U.S. Capitol
Washington
Ketchum
Frank West
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