Ford Budget Proposes Phaseout of Public Service Jobs Plan
The 1976 budget outlines phasing out the public service and extended unemployment benefits in 1977, replacing 58 grants with four block programs in health, nutrition, education, and social services. States would get a $10 billion block grant with no matching funds, allowing flexible program selection while ensuring 1977 funding not below 1976. The forecast expects unemployment averaging 7.2 percent in 1976 and 6.9 percent in 1977, with tax breaks to spur job creation in areas above 7 percent.
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Ford Tudgets
Ford
James IT. Lynn
More Citizen Band Radios Stolen Here
Baytown police investigated multiple thefts of citizen band radios from parked cars. Victims include Ruth C. Yilas Jerome 604 Kilgore and Joe Dacy 1200 Northwood as well as Marie Carr 1200 Northwood and Marie Kinchen 1806 Alexander. Radios valued at 150 to 263 dollars were stolen. a window and other items were damaged in one incident. A related report notes J W Tims Highlands losing four hubcaps from a car at Exxon Corral Gate last week.
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Cizenband
Baytown
Charles D. Henderson
Cleveland
Park Street
Ruth C. Yilas
Northwood
Mso
Marie Carr
Marie Kinchen
Alesander
Tis
Highway Y
J. W. Tims
Highlands
Exxon
Man Charged After Crash Hurts 16 Year Old
At 6 08 p m Tuesday a two vehicle crash at Bayway and Park left Burn Oran Simmons 6 of Highlands injured. Ker nil Waldo Winn 54 of Baytown was arrested on felony charges after fleeing the scene. A witness stopped Winn at Alexander and Seventh and led police to the car. Simmons was taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital for head injuries. Charges against Winn filed in Judge Morrison's office.
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Old Highlands
Bayway
Jack Hagee
Burn Oran Simmons
Highlands
Kernil Waldo Winn
Baytown
Winn
Simmons
Alexander
Jatar
Simunions
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Hagee
Justice of the Peace
O. Morrison
Texas election law portions affect city filings
The article discusses filing for city elections in late January with deadlines a month earlier. It notes a city charter property ownership requirement was nullified by a federal court ruling in the early 1970s.
Local Council Races and 1975 Outcomes Highlight Shifts
The article outlines odd year council races for Districts 1 4 and 5 and even year contests for mayor and Districts 2 9 and 6. Mayor Gentry ran unopposed for a second term in 1975. Re-elected were District 6 Councilwoman Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks and District 8 Councilman Jody H. Lander. Emmett O Hutto defeated incumbent Henry Pelty Dittman in District 2 runoff.
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Gentry
Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks
Jody H. Lander
Emmett 0
Hutto
Henry iPelly Dittman
Hill district to set up state funded program for 13 children
Superintendent said district un obligations are limited to classroom space and cafeteria service while the state funds all other costs. The program aims to prepare some district children for kindergarten. Trustee Irby and Whalen Green to join a safety committee appointed by Mayor Goss, with work to begin after the current safety devices panel dissolves. Enrollment growth continues to meet Class AA requirements.
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Farmer
Buddy Irby
Whalen Green
Mont Belvieu
Sam Goss
County Budget Hearing Set For Jan. 29
Harris County public hearing on the 1976 budget scheduled for 9:30 a.m. January 23 in Commissioners Court at the Family Law Center. Commissioners aim to keep expenditures within an unimpacted revenue of 72 million with department heads presenting proposed spending. A Friday budget work session will trim requests totaling about 99 million. 1975 county spending reached 273.6 million.
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Houston
Spi
Harris Couny
Commissioners Court
Nthe Family Law Center
Jim Fonteno
Concorde starts service from Paris and London to Rio de Janeiro and Persian Gulf
Paris and London began commercial Concorde service with simultaneous takeoffs for Rio de Janeiro and the Persian Gulf. Each plane carried 100 passengers. In Texas and across the Midwest the weather was cold and dry with heavy snow in the Great Lakes region and fog in Southeast Texas. Abi lené voters will decide legal alcohol sales next month, election set for February 17 after a large petition. Beiruts reports say 3,500 to 4,000 Palestinians crossed into Lebanon, seizing a Christian village and besieging Zahlah as air force posts burned. In Moscow Brezhnev opened nuclear arms talks with Kissinger, hoping to visit Washington soon, but insisted an agreement must be reached first.
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Paris
Britain
France
Rio de Jenneiro
London
Persian Gulf
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Zahlah
Bekaa Valley
Phirles
Bekaa
Moscow
Leonit
Breshnev
Kremin
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Corarad Brezhnev
Multiple Continuing Education Classes and Home Exhibit Notes
A list of evening and weekend courses runs Feb to May across Rundell Hall Bonner and Social Sciences buildings with fees from 9 to 27 dollars. Courses include basic bookkeeping Spanish conversational, defensive driving, drawing, bridge, horticulture, and more. enrollment limited and fees due in advance at Rundell Hall office. The narrative shift then covers a Dallas home builders show highlighting in home convenience devices such as built in shelves, soaking tubs, and space saving appliances.
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Bonner Hall
Root
Lwa
Rundell
Alther
Social Sciences
Social
Scieners
Rundel Hall
Dallas
Ajon
Social Sciences Road
Replcn
Bench
Linn
Bonner Haloom
Callawaya Healers of the Andes Preserve Peddling Traditions
The Callawaya, medicine men once linked to the Incas, now span the Andes. Their descendants continue selling herbs and charms believed to cure fright improve soil and attract lovers.
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South America
Andes
Training Man Named For Fire Certification Role
Charley Juenger has been elected training certification coordinator for Baytown volunteer Firemen by a six station committee representing the volunteers. Stephen Donnelly will be his assistant. Juenger will report to the State Firemen and Marshal office in Austin and to the state certification board. John F. Donnelly has been reelected chairman of the six station volunteers committee.
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Charley Juenger
Baytown Plunteer
Stephen Donnelly
Juenger
Baytown
State Firemen and Hire Marshal
Austin
State Certification Board of Idivantare
Mnerivea
John F. Donnelly
Charlene Benton Named to Dean's List at East Texas State University
Charlene Benton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C H Benton of 717 Holly Drive Highlands has been named to the 1975 Dean's List for the fall semester. She majors in music at East Texas State University in Commerce.
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Charlene Benton
C.H. Benton
Holly Drive
Highlands
Charlene
East Texas State University
Commerce
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