Pollution In Area Blasted By Board
Federal pollution probers criticized the Houston ship channel and Galveston while praising Corpus Christi after four days of Texas coast hearings led by Carl Klein. The panel called the ship channel one of the nation’s worst and urged action, urged Galveston to curb sewage discharges, and praised Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority for regional cleanup efforts. The group urged legislative funding, refined Texas Water Plan, and noted risks from sewage viruses though Corpus Christi offered a hopeful contrast.
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Houston, Tex
Houston Ship Channel
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Texas
Presidential Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Carl Klein
Ship Channel
Island
Chamber of Commerce
West
Galveston Bay
Texas Water Quality Board
Corpus Christ
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Texas Water Plan
Joseph Melnick
Baylor School of Medicine
Houston
Melnick
Preston Smith
All Tips Are Taxable Says IRS Man Here
Charles F. Hudson Jr of the Internal Revenue Service in Baytown states that all tips are taxable income and must be reported. Employees tipping $20 or more in a month must report tips to their employer by the 10th of the following month, with income and social security taxes withheld. Resources include Document No. 5635 and Publication No. 431 to aid reporting. Tip income affects social security and railroad retirement benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. ‘Hudson Jr
Internal Revenue
Baytown
Hudson
Internal Revenue Service
Nps
Gulf Oil Names Muhleman Manager of Marketing Economies
Gulf Oil Co U S Houston appoints T M Muhleman as manager marketing economies to coordinate product pricing policies. He moves from Atlanta Southern Region where he was director manpower development and employee relations. Muhleman, native of Bridgeport Ohio, assumed the new post January 2 1970.
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Houston
T. M. Muhleman
Gulf Oil Co
U.S
KR. A. Hunter
Muhleman
Gulf Off Co
Hunter
Muhteman
Atlanta
Georgia
Bridgeport
Ohio
Muskingum College
New Concord
Harvard Business School
Gulf
Pittsburgh
Lve
Consolidated Report of Condition of Peoples State Bank Baytown
The document shows a yearly financial condition for Peoples State Bank of Baytown as of December 31, 1960, with assets totaling about 1.786 million dollars and liabilities and capital totaling 32.31 million dollars. It lists cash and deposits, securities, loans, reserves, and capital accounts ledgers, and includes attestations by officers and a notary.
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Peoples State Bank
Baytown
Texas
US. Treasury
U.S
I. T. W. Custer
T. W. Custer
Roark Perry W. Britton Jalis
Hughes
M.D
John W. Strickler
State of Texas
County of
Harris
Virginia J. Beaty
Texas yields healthy 1969 employment figures report says
Texas un employment fell to record lows before rising for the first time in over five years according to the Texas Employment Commission TEC notes the labor force grew rapidly total employment rose about 4 percent from the prior year while unemployment remained the lowest on TEC records yet hints of economic slowdown appear. TEC recorded 646 thousand job applications in fiscal 1969 with women accounting for nearly half and veterans making up about one sixth of jobseekers.
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Houston
Texas
Texas Employment Commission
Une
TEC
Commission
Degree Candidate Walter Robert Stricklin at UT
Walter Robert Stricklin son of Mr and Mrs B Stricklin of 3400 Garth Road is a candidate for a bachelor degree from the University of Texas at the end of the fall semester on June 24 with no public commencement. Arizona Trip Leon and Rona Alexander returned from a two week flying trip to Yuma Aziz visiting Mia Alexander's daughter.
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Walter Robert Stricklin
B. Stricklin
Garth Road
University of Texas
Arizona
Leon
Rona Alexander
Yuma
Aziz
Alexanders
Mia
Alexander
U S Steel fills Moré posts at Texas Works
U S Steel announces five new management appointments for its Texas Works in Bay town. William P. Lewis brings metallurgy expertise from Homestead Works, with wife Catherine and two sons. Harry C. vyon Ragey, Bertrand T. Muller Jr., Herbert G. Thomas Jr., and Thorns follow from roles in maintenance, utilities, and related operations, with detailed hometowns and educational backgrounds provided for each.
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Steel
Texas
Baytown
Harry S. Spitz
William P. Lewis
Harry C. Vyon Ragey
Bertrand T. Muller Jr
Herbert G. Thomas Jr
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Pennsylvania State University
Texas Works
Homestead
Catherine
Taft
Circle
von Roger
Schenectadt
N.Y
Yountstown
Ohio
U.S. Steel
Latrobe
Caral
Beaumont
Tufts University
Muller
Homestead Works
Fort. Monmouth
N.J
Joanna
Buchnanan Drive
Thorns
Miami
Okla
Indiana University
Gary, Ind
Crosby Winners In Outdoor Christmas Decoration Contest
Crosby winners in the Outdoor Decorations for Christmas Contest were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward at Silver Moon Trail first place, with expansive exterior lights. Second went to Mr. and Mrs. Keith May on Crosby Lynchburg Road for a blue star theme, third to Mr. and Mrs. Harald White on Nelson Avenue with a pine cone tree and red porch outline. Rose bushes will be awarded. Honorable mention to Farmer Insurance Agency Crosby State Bank and Campbell's Dry Goods.
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Milton Block
Crosby
Farmer Insurance Agency
Crosby State Bank
Campbell
Rules For Tax Return Filing Are Explained
AUSTIN citizens including minors with gross income of 60 dollars or more in 1969 must file a federal income tax return. District Director Phinney said those 65 or older by December 44, 1969 are not required unless their 1962 income was at least 1200 dollars. An exception covers self employed individuals who must file if net earnings from self employment were 406 dollars or more. Mail returns in the provided envelope to the IRS Center in Austin. Many taxpayers can file on their own by following the form instructions.
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Nist
Internal Revenue Service Center
Tetregional Highway
Anti
Tex
Phinney
Student Aviator Clyde L. Fuller Jr. Ensign Navy
Navy Ensign Clyde L. Fuller Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. C. Ja. Fuller of 208 Southwood, is a student naval aviator with Training Squadron 3 at Naval Air Station Whiting Field Milton Florida. Upon course completion he will begin advanced training toward designation as naval aviator.
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NAVY
Clyde L. Fuller Jr
C. Ja. Fuller
Southwood
Naval Air Station Whiting Field
Milton, Fla
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T. Hamlin
Alley
Musta
Captain Easy
Leslie Turner
Beck
Lik Amohani
Stoffel & Heimdahl
Freckles
Henry Formhals
Honeybee
Lim Uip
Priscilla
al Vermeer
Poes
Frank O'Neal
Eek & Meek
Howie Schneider
AHL
Bes Burgels
Frey
Art Sansom Feeear
Maiaa
Ako
Wilberforce
Scott
Mether Pghtaare Z
Winthrop
Dick Cavalli
Morty
Onder
Mae
IRS
United States
AL Texas
Thomas
Macy
Sagebrush Terrace
FiaNy
Pan
Suefay
Black & White
Ty's
Philp
Zenith
Setchell Carlson
Motorola
Winsant Uke
Kovar
Cotor
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