Gentry Ouster Hearing Costs Taxpayers Too Much Time
A report outlines the Gentry ouster hearings dragging taxpayer funds and manhours. Bills show 22 hours of testimony at 25 dollars an hour and related legal and court reporter costs, with total invoices reaching thousands. The board weighs continued hearings, possible five figure costs, and potential appeals.
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Jim Hale
Hriel Taxpayers
Montsehoel Board
Lewin
Mejarky
George H Gentry
James Hip- Tiveo
Iran
Dloustan
Thompson
Hippara
Gentry
Propping Up Heads Noted In Local Photo Session
Dr. Joe Horeczy leads in prop up technique with both hands often used. Karl Opryshek trails closely, also reclining far back. Board President A R Stark and L D ictory prop up intermittently, Ben Shirey rarely. Beavers avoids propping, photographer notes. Sun photographer captured the group last Saturday.
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Bers
Joe Z. Horeczy
Karl Opryshek
Horeczy
Opryshek
Boyd Hill
L. Dictory
A. R. Stark
Ben Shirey
eHorneys
James Hippard
Joe Reynolds
Gentry
Beavers
Baytown groups set meetings and events this week
Councils and clubs schedule talks and gatherings. Aren ts Council for Retarded Children meets Monday at 7 30 pm at Parkway Center with Dr J J Barianck as guest speaker. Book Review Club holds annual meeting Wednesday in First National Bank board room. Betty Monasco wins 16 cash award in Baytown merchants promotion. A Mother s Club postpones meeting and a family dinner planned Jan 35 at Trinity Episcopal Church. Coin Club Bayshore Civic Club meets Monday at Sterling Municipal Library with a coin auction. Weather: cloudy, warmer through Tuesday with 41 to 65 degree highs.
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Arents
Retandad
Parkway
J. J. Barianck
Baytown
Review Club
Book Review Club
First National Bank
JHE Azm Mothers Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Baytown Notes Recitals Meetings and Club Reports
Mrs and Mrs Leroy Wilkie return from Dallas where they attended a recital by daughter Sue Ann J I Jean Richardson discusses Baytown Little Theater rehearsals for the next production Mrs Stanley McCune urges members to attend the Book Review Club annual meeting Mrs Charles Pool idle Baytown Service Posey Ehime Linder reminds National Secretaries Association to beat Baytown Sun for a tour at 7 p.m. Monday Evelyn Barber shows at hand planted charms of her children Mrs J M Brean punctual with Grace WSCS news Mars Ted McCall plans for Friday Glob Garden Club
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Leroy Wilkie
Dallas
Sue Ann
J. i. Jean Richardson
Baytown Little Theater
Stanley McCune
Charles. Pool
Baytown ‘Service
Posey Ehime - Linder
National Secretaries Association
Baytown Sun
Evelyn Barber
Ildren
J. M. Brean
Grace
WSCS
Mars
Ted McCall
Picketing of 60,000 Dock Workers Shuts Gulf Coast Ports
The walkout begins at Galveston with pickets at Pier 15 from 3 am to noon. The strike spans Gulf Coast ports from Lake Charles to Brownsville affecting Houston, Beaumont, Port Arthur, Orange, Corpus Christi, and Brownsville. Only ten ships remained in Houston ports at midday, with Galveston at standstill five hours earlier. Ralph Massey says negotiations in New York stalled over a minimum work pangs rule.
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Gulf Coast
Lake Charles
Brownsville
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Houston
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Orange
Corpus
Christi
Galveston
Vexas
New York
Ralph A. Massey
West Gulf Coast
ILA
Galveston Hayz
Four More LB Messages To Be Heard This Week
Washington AP reports President Johnson will address four more congressional messages this week detailing education immigration foreign aid and space agendas. Lawmakers must finalize committee assignments before any legislation moves. education seeks 15 billion across schooling levels, with emphasis on primary and secondary programs for low income districts.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Siven
Oman
Ital
He Johnson
Aiong
E B Magill Dies Rites Set Monday
Elwood Sean Magill 75 of 3016 Cedar St Baytown died around 4:20 am Sunday after a barber career. Funeral scheduled 4 pm Monday at First Baptist Church Baytown with Rev Cheek. Burial Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Cedar Bayou Lodge No 371 and Goose Creek Chapter No 403 RAM in charge. Survived by wife Emma, two sons Clifton E Magill Kerrville Marvin S Magill Baytown, daughter Mrs Schr Swansey Houston, sister Mrs Corine Coppinger Bowston, seven grandchildren.
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Elwood
Sean Magill
Cedar St
Cedar Bayou
First Baptist Church of
Baytown
Emma ‘Magill
Clifton 'E. Mag
Baytown Professor Bound for New College Assignment
Dr. Winston Porter a Baytown native and son of Mr and Mrs Travis Porter will teach for a year and a half at the new College of Petroleum and Minerals in Dhahran Saudi Arabia. He attended the University of California Berkeley and earned a bachelor degree in medical technology. His wife Linda a Californian earned the same universitys degree. They plan to make their home near the Persian Gulf during the assignment and Porter has prior work with the association and Standard of California.
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Dirs
Winston Porter
Saudi Arabia
Wanda Orton
Baytown
Dhahran
Saudi Ara
Travis Porter
Baystore Drive
New College of Petroleum and Mineralsy
Linda
Persian Gulf
University of California At Berkeley
Hast
Marckae
Engineering
Rityard
Epsilon
Vandals Strike In Fragments Across Town
Disjointed report details vandalism incidents including bottles tossed and tires cut. Mentions police activity, a home on Kilgore Road, and multiple scattered times and addresses, with damaged property and investigations noted.
Gentry Refutes Ouster Aims In Public Hearing
Testimony in the Baytown school suspension case shows Superintendent George H. Gentry denying the Board Majority's charges while asserting that the board itself bears some blame for district shortcomings. The hearing resumes at 3 p.m. with further cross examination and a board vote looming after closing arguments.
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George H. Gentry
Baytown Public Schools
Lee College
Gentry
Heis
Toe
Robert. E. Lee -Hich
Jer. Reynolds
Attornney
Reynolds
James Hippart
Houston
Gentry Schang Giereich
Gropp
AFL All Star Game Set for Saturday in Houston
The 1967 American Football League All Star game is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Jeppesen Stadium Houston. The event occurs amid ongoing protests and a walkout by Negro players over discrimination.
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Houston
Jeppesen Stadium
Norston Oiler Trans
Number Of Smokers Shows Reduction
Washington AP reports a government summary noting a decline in cigarette smoking among adults since 1962. The first time on record the trend shows a downward shift, with both men and women reducing smoking levels though at varying rates, amid surveys by national health agencies.
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Sur
Leon
Terry
Tatera Public Health
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