Baytonians Split On Ford Plan To Hike Gas Prices
Baytonians largely oppose President Ford's proposed rise in oil and gasoline prices and potential rationing. A local survey shows 12 of 15 residents against higher prices, with only one in favor and two undecided. Several residents voice concerns about inflation, economy, and fairness of rationing.
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Sy Lynn Hughes
Ford
Congress
Dale J. Joy
Country Club View
Kenneth Conaway
Harold
Aid
Bryant T. ‘Hill
Live Oak
Liv
F. R. Spitzmiller
Betty Michalsky
Bamsey Road
Crosby
Group To Meet CHURCH WOMEN
United's child care committee plans a 9 a.m. Friday meeting at Mrs. Robert J. Cote's home, 2 Marlin. Triple-E Meeting hosts a social at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Nick Naha s, 102 Redbud.
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United’s
Robert J. Cote
Marlin
Triple-E
Nick Nahas
Redbud
Father Edward Randall to speak on Modern Marriage at St. John's Forum
St John’s Forum at Sterling Municipal Library hosts Father Edward Randall director of Family Life Services for the Galveston-Houston Diocese as he discusses Modern Marriage Dialogue between Husband and Wife at 7 30 pm Thursday. Also local meetings include San Jacinto Concert Band directors registration 7 15 pm Thursday at Lee College building with rehearsal, and American Legion Post 323 RSVP committee meeting at 7 30 pm Thursday plus RSVP senior volunteer coordination meeting Friday at Rundell Hall.
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St. John’s Forum
It. John's Forum
Edward Randall
Galveston-Houston
Sterling Municipal Library
San Jacrminity
Lee College
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Rsvp
American Legion
Committee For
Rundell Hall
Baytown
Antique dealers join Houston area antique show event
Antique show participants from Channelview and other dealers will take part in the annual Antiques Show and Market at Northwest Mall Houston over Thursday Friday and Saturday. Public is invited to the events and related activities.
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Channelview
Northwest Mall
Houston
Pearce Street Journal Commentary on Houston Post EPA Fines
The Houston Post criticized an EPA spokesman who sought 2100 dollars a day in fines for Steel to delay an anti pollution unit in Gary Indiana. The Post argued that collecting fines will not stop pollution.
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Houston Post
Houston
Pearce Street Journal
EPA
8. Steel
Gary
Ind
the Post
Ole
Sadat sets three month deadline for Israeli pullback
President Anwar Sadat declared a three month deadline for simultaneous Israeli withdrawals from Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian positions. He warned that failure to act would derail Kissinger’s negotiations and push toward a Geneva conference with all parties, including the Palestinians. He rejected a partial Sinai pullback and urged a step by step agreement.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Bento A. Kissinger
Israel
America
Geneva
Syria
Jordan
Sadat
Beirut
An Nahar
Sinai
Chambers-Liberty District Board Nullifies Minutes
Chambers Liberty Navigation District members wiped out minutes from a December meeting and part of a December 21 record. They then tabled a motion to have Commissioners Courts in Chambers and Liberty draft legislation to divide the district, delaying any action for the current legislative session.
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Tom Wells
Anahuac
Chambers-Liberty Navigation District
Liberty County
Harlan Friend
Travis Heed
Beach City
Friend
Richard Mortrison
Liberty
Charles Ezer
Reed
Morrison
Chamocters County
Navigation Board
Commissioners Court
Navigation Board and Liberty Court
Baytown Weather Forecast and Tides Keeps Mild Thursday to Friday
Cloudy to partly cloudy and mild through Friday with a 40 percent chance of rain. Low around 40 Thursday night, Friday highs near the mid sixties. Tides: Friday low at 4:03 a.m. and 5:21 p.m., high at 9:31 a.m. Denotes weak tide.
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Baytown
Amoco strike drags on as talks continue at Texas City plant
Amid a 12:01 a.m. strike deadline, Amoco refinery workers in Texas City stay on job as negotiations persist. OCAW says talks are serious. similar delays affect Whiting Indiana and Mandan North Dakota. Wage proposals match other majors, retirement terms remain sticking point.
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Texas City
Amoco
A. F Grospiron
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
OCAW
Denver
Texas City Sun
Whiting
Ind
Mandan
Associated Press
Jerry Archuleta
Texaco
Mobil
Indiana
Wyoming
Minois
Texas
Utah
North Dakota
Missouri
Reel gun topic at Baytown chamber noon meeting
Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club will be the topic at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce noon Friday meeting at Holiday Inn. Club president Jack Walker will discuss club functions and recent improvements to the building to aid public access and the upcoming February oyster fry.
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Bayshore
Reel and Gun Club
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Jack Walker
Texas shifts to full February oil production plan
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered all out production for February as oil operators begin turning around. February will mark the 35th straight month with a 100 percent statewide oil allowable. Washington reports Democratic leaders expect quick action on key economic program portions within 90 days while opposing energy taxes and broad rebates. Beaumont notes resumed negotiations as Mobil Oil workers threaten to strike by noon if no deal is reached. Austin lawmakers move to boost unemployment relief and state employee salaries. House committee chairs Hebert and Poages were ousted by the Democratic caucus.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Washington
Ford
Heller says Houston area safer from recession virus
Economist Walter Heller told reporters at Rice Hotel the Houston Outlook 1975 session that the Houston area is less susceptible to the virus of recession though not as immune as in 1972. He warned inflation and tax policy will drive outcomes and urged faster, direct tax cuts to spur consumption.
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Leon Brown -Houston
Hous
Walter Heller
Rice Hotel
Heller
Baytonian Helps Start Community Probation Plan
Frank Keegan and Matt Heiman oversee a Baytown satellite of the Harris County Adult Probation Office. Probationers report to a local Baytown Police Department office from 12 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays, reducing travel burden for those with limited means and allowing many to keep jobs. The program aims to bring probation into the community and lighten the load on probation officers.
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Baytown
Keegan
Baytown of Port
Harris County Adult Probation Office
Baytonian
Matt Heiman
Houston
Heiman
Eileen Caffey To Head Baytown Heart Drive
Dr C A Riser announces Mrs Eileen Caffey will be 1975 Heart Sunday chairman in Baytown. The Heart Fund drive runs Feb 16 23 with Heart Sunday the last day. Volunteers needed for door to door collections and to distribute educational heart disease literature. Call 424 5434 to assist.
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C. A. Riser
Baytown
American Heart Association
Eileen Caffey
Heart
Riser
Dr. Riser
The
Heart Association
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