City Surplus Right-Of-Way Given To State
Baytown city council approves transfer of 1.1 acres of small irregular land along Loop 201 to the Texas Highway Department, freeing city needed land. council also amends off street parking ordinance to exempt portions of West Main Market and Market streets from new rules.
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Baytown
Texas Highway Department
Loop 201
Bill Laughlin
Highway Department
West Main
Market
Area Realtors Attend Houston Mid-Winter Meeting
Baytown realtors will travel to Houston January 14 to 16 for the Texas Association of Realtors mid winter meeting at Astroworld Hotel. The Saturday night installation will crown TAR president Lawrence Miller Jr. of Dallas with Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes as speaker. Registration begins January 13 in the hotel lobby. The Women’s Council installation is set for Friday noon in the Astroworld ballroom. TAR, founded in Dallas in 1920, has about 17,000 members with headquarters in Austin.
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Houston
Baytown Realtors
Texas Association of Realtors
Astroworld
Kenneth McNulty
Bay Area Board of Realtors
TAR
Lawrence Miller Jr
Dallas
Ben Barnes
McNulty
Baytonian's Pickup Truck Missing in Baytown
Johnny Griffin reports a white and black 1965 Chevrolet pickup stolen from 600 Gresham between 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and 6:30 a.m. Thursday. The truck contained $300 worth of tools. Police also investigated a battery theft at 325 Coburn and a tape player theft from Eva Lee Petty at 200 Scott between 1:30 and 9 p.m. Wednesday with entry through a garage.
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Johnny Griffin
Gresham
Coburn
Charlotte Marr
Eva Lee Petty
Scott
Crosby Utility District to Elect Five Directors Tuesday
Crosby Municipal Utility District reactivates to elect five directors at the Paul Carleton Insurance Agency in Crosby. Incumbent candidates are E. B. Swanson Orval Foster M. H. Parker W. J. Garbs and John D. Cutbirth. Election officials are W. D. Carleton election judge Richard Bailey assistant judge and Mary Garbs clerk. The district had lapsed after bond rejections blocked a water and sewer system. Residents rely on three private water works with septic tanks dumping sewage. The district seeks funding options including revenue bonds federal grants and boundary extensions with Baytown Houston and the TWQB involved.
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Betsy Webber Crosby
Crosby
Mary Garbs
Swanson
Crosby Water and Sewer Supply Corp
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Tate
Reidland
Rogge
Runneberg
Houston-Galveston
Area Council
City of Bay
Town
City of Houston
Tions
Baytown
Houston
Highway 90
Geese Used To Guard Mint Fields Until New Generations Arrived
Oregon and Washington mint farmers once used flocks of geese to weed fields. Veteran geese learned to tolerate mint flavor after a couple of seasons, reducing effectiveness. As geese grew accustomed, they began eating weeds less, leaving mint plants edible and challenging weed control.
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Oregon
Washington
Central gas heat touted as best home heating
The message praises central gas heat as the most economical home heating option. It claims gas keeps monthly costs low, keeps homeowners smiling, and provides a better deal that fattens wallets over time. It emphasizes choosing a new home with central gas heating.
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Shannon Land
Offie Land Jr
Offie Land
Adell Bradley
Baytonian
London
Sammy
Sally
Peoples State Bank
Texas
FDIC
Texas Water Quality Board
Anl
Waters
Naali rEal Gas
N. Alexander
N. Main
Piracle
Whip
Smiths Point
Bama
High Plains
O'Briens
Kornland
Birdseye
Johnson
Eggo
Parrat
LK. Tub
Persona Chrome
Alka-Seltzer
Bjl
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