Regents Approve $40,000 Landscaping For Lea College Campus
Lea College Regents approve a $40,000 initiation for a landscape development program, aiming to beautify the campus. The plan includes potential equipment rental, hiring a grounds superintendent and several groundskeepers, and purchase of select tools and vehicles, with total project costs originally projected at over $100,000.
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Fuller Chosen Associate Donnelly Named Municipal Judge
Ay MURIEL Baytown attornney Raymond Dunnully named municipal judge by Baytown City Council on Thursday. Donnelly, 57, of 408 W. Jack replaces Steve Hebert who resigned to spend more time with family. Donnelly selected for the 1600 a year post after council narrowed field to Donnelly Roy Puller and Bruce Baugh. Council also named Fuller associate judge with a salary of 100 a month as required by the charter. Donnelly has long service in city government and a history in local civil service and welfare organizations.
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Flushing Of Fire Hydrants And Community Notices
Flushing of hydrants scheduled in Waytown with crews installing and testing lines. Police and city crews will inspect and survey security and water systems in Chaparral subdivision and nearby areas. Residents may call 22-6971 for free surveys. multiple neighborhoods listed with time frames through Friday.
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Local People Engage in News and Life Moments
Lanny Griffith helps a friend in need as Susan Mc Gride showcases a ring and Roy Barefield assists. Cheryl Deavers visits. Dr David Walker translates Book Beta. Yvonne Angelle enjoys hap pier days. Brenda Culpepper and Leslie Batlardee sport matching tattoos. Mildred and Fred Covey mark their 42nd anniversary as Friday the 13th looms.
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JoAnn Jones
Jerry Browser
Dorothy Bernard
Minnie Miner
Mildred
Fred Covey
Warming trend slowed by a day in Houston forecast
The National Weather Service indicates a warming trend was slowed by a day. Thursday night low reached 32 degrees at Houston Intercontinental Airport. Baytown faces another freeze with clearing skies and temperatures dropping to the upper 20s. Saturday’s high expected in the mid 50s.
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Park Speaks Out To Investigators
Seoul AP reports American investigators questioned Tongsun Park for five hours as a congressional observer said Park disclosed relations with U.S. officials. Bruce Caputo of the House Ethics Committee noted possible disclosures involving many people in both chambers and said substance could not be revealed. Park left with his American lawyer William Hundley and did not speak to reporters.
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Ships Move Again From Exxon Docks Amid Showdown
Houston reports resumed vessel movements from Exxon docks as pilots stage a sickout over harbor rules. The protest disrupts the Ship Channel area near the Gigli and Eso Bageet ferries, with crews stranded at the docks and tensions mounting between port authorities and labor leaders.
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Fragmented World News Briefs Reflect Turbulent Talks
A garbled report outlines political shifts in Africa and Asia. It mentions Mabert supporting an unspecified policy and talks among leaders about legal and social changes. Separate lines touch on U S and Japan trade dialogue and proposed economic coordination.
Baytown Area Weather And Tides Forecast
Forecast calls for Friday night lows around 75 and Saturday highs near 80 with winds from the west. Tides show a low near 0 feet at 22:40 PM, with sunset around 7 PM Saturday. The forecast covers Avmerys Cranthag and nearby Baytown regions with expected sea conditions and temperatures.
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John Black Returns as King Picker in Port Bend
Haytown alumnus John Black, longtime PSU correspondent, influences local politics from Port Bend County base near Richmond Court House. He arranged a call with Houston Chronicle’s Harry Shattuck to influence a luncheon meeting, affecting leadership as Shattuck was elected chairman, a role he reportedly did not want.
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Schools urged to stress math and communication
Editors note recounts a Thursday session where 12 speakers from education and industry urged stronger math and verbal skills in students. Praise for graduates and concerns over preparation, responsibility, and communication emerged as key points.
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Lew College Regents OK Energy System and Auditorium Refurbishment
Lew College regents authorized specifications for an energy management system and refurbishing Rundell Auditorium in a special meeting. The plan targets annual energy savings of about 104000 and includes a central console, automated climate control, and night weekend shutdowns. Estimated cost for the system runs around 144000, with architect studies and acoustic design also approved for the project.
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City Council Backs Domestic Steel Use Policy
Baytown officials approved a resolution urging use of domestically produced steel in city projects. The measure cites federal limits on low bids from nonlocal suppliers and warns that foreign imports threaten jobs and tax revenue for city and county programs. Councilman Jody Lander abstained, citing conscience over wording.
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