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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1978
Page
4
Four promotions are announced across departments at Texas Works. Names include Mant Welyden and Mejeracailites with moves spanning engineering, administration, and field operations. The company notes continued expansion and training at Northyven, Proversity, and South Waker locations, with emphasis on skilled promotion in manufacturing and support roles.
A distorted report warns area aliens to report to INS or face possible action. It references address details and government rulings, with officials citing limited noncitizen reporting and the need to comply with federal procedures during enforcement.
The article notes a Houstonian, likely clergy or speaker, expected to present sermons at St Joseph School auditorium and local churches. It mentions roles within the Western-Hodstate Diocese, prior posts, and an upcoming Sunday event with services and related activities.
Police assisted in a check operation with inspectors and local authorities. Several individuals were detained and processed as part of the roadside enforcement efforts.
Crosby Elementary PTA President Jo Mathews refuses to resign amid controversy over kindergarten building plans. She states she aimed to resign only after board guidance, but a PTA vote to pursue landscape efforts moved forward. Changes include approval of funding for aids and a teaching award.
Washington leaders debate a smaller tax cut amid pushback over timing and budget impact. President and congressional chairmen clash on energy policy and welfare funding as talks head to a conference committee.
President Carter faces strong GOP opposition over his plan to replace David W. Marston, the U.S. attorney for eastern Pennsylvania. Senators Schweiker and Heinz threaten to block any successor, arguing politics influenced the firing while the White House cites performance and ongoing investigations as the rationale.
Stephen Rhodine owner of Prestige West at 1007 N Main reported a man broke a stained glass window at the business on Wednesday night. The window was valued at $300.
Anahuac area 4-H members are invited to attend a meeting Thursday at the American Legion Hall in Anahuac. The event aims to recruit new members and discuss program activities for the local 4-H club.
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