Court Ruling Has No City Taxi Effect
Houston officials state a Supreme Court ruling invalidating Chicago’s ban on taxi licenses for felons does not apply to Houston. The city’s ordinance allows licenses for felonies or misdemeanors older than five years to be reviewed by the public services director, and requires no current disqualifying crimes.
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Carter Prepares State of Union Amid Energy Fight
Washington AP reports President Carter eyes a tough State of the Union focusing on energy policy and a 25 billion tax cut to offset a security tax rise. Senate action centers on criminal code rewrite as aging leaders and election plans loom. House and Senate faces shift with several incumbents not seeking re election and energy conferees aiming for a breakthrough.
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Carter Expected To Name Judge As New FBI Chief
The report says President Carter planned to name William Webster as director of the FBI after considering other candidates. Webster, a former U.S. attorney and Eighth Circuit judge, is praised by civil rights groups for past rulings and by conservatives for tough sentencing records.
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Baytonians Rename Tea Realtor Panel at Winter Meeting
Baytown realtors attended the Texas Association of Realtors winter meeting where new directors and officers were installed. Key attendees included Chartle Walker, Sally La irae, Colest Peterson, and Don Peterson, with auditors from across Texas present. An inventor, John Bennett, claimed a crooked-handled bat improved 1977 softball batting averages, boosting Roger Timp from .300 to .480.
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Did You Know Facts From Early Uruguay and Baseball Lineage
A fragmented note states Uruguay was discovered in 1616 by Juan Diaz de Solis and colonized by Portuguese settlers who founded Colonia in 1680. It also mentions James A. Garfield born in 1831 in Ohio and New York Yankee Chris Chambliss as the son of a chaplain, though details are unclear.
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