Crosby Citizens Push for Agenda Comment Rights
Crosby School District residents press to allow citizen remarks on agenda items during board meetings. A proposed policy would grant a 30 minute period after the published agenda for written requests and five minute citizen comments, with debate over procedures and prior rulings by Board President Oliver Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corman
Citien
Johnella Boynton Crosby
Crosby
Oliver Thompson
Andrew Spence
Jimmie Petrick
Thompson
Robert Luquette
Citizens Committee For Better Education
Luquette
Felix
James Mills
Barrett Star Athletic
Gene Dartson
Op-Nak
Court Rejects Piney Point Road Project
Harris County Commissioners Court voted 3-2 to block the San Felipe Road extension through Piney Point Village. The dissenters urged right of way condemnation, while others invited Piney Point officials to discuss the plan. The village council had terminated the agreement after maintenance disputes in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
San Felipe
Nowhere
Bill Elliott
W. Kyle Chapman
Piney Point
BE. A. Lyons Jr
Jamie Bray
Eliott
Sam Hood
Joe
Elliott
Butler, Binion, Rice, Cook & Knapp
Commissioners Court
San Felipe Road
Voss Road
Memorial Drive
Buffalo Bayou
Town Hall Meet Set By Houston Legal Foundation
A town hall meeting sponsored by the steering committee of the Houston Legal Foundation will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Neighborhood Law Office 1329 Airhart Drive. Baytown representatives include Mrs. W. H. Hardy and Ernest Garcia. Michael Hodge is the attorney for the Baytown office. The public is invited to attend. The Neighborhood Law Office provides legal services for low income families as part of the United Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Legal Foundation
Airhart Drive
Baytown
W. H. Hardy
Ernest Garcia
Michael Hodge
United Fund
Baytown Man Earns PhD From Baylor in Environmental Psychology
John Rogers Fulkerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fulkerson, has received a PhD in experimental environmental psychology from Baylor University. He is a 1960 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School and 1964 Texas A&M BS, was on the A&M cross country team, and worked at Holloman AFB on animal research for six months. He and his wife Judith Ann Robinson reside in Chantilly, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers Fulkerson
Roy Fulkerson
Baylor University
Robert E. Lee High School
Texas A&m
A&m
Psychology Department
Baylor
Service Center
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamorgorda
N.M
Air Force
Judith Ann Robinson
Chantilly
Fulkerson
Haden KR. Robinson
Katherine
U.S
Washington
Veteran's Hospital
Florence Butler
Pinewood Memorial Hospital
Denise Hale
Bobby Starett Jr
Bobby
Germany
Vietnam
Robert Starett Sr
Highlands
Denise
Paul E. Hale
Channelview
Bert Smith
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Harvey Cornman
Nancy Whitsell
Sarah Pierce
James Allphin
Debbie Johnson
Randy Fisher
Army
Okla
Dewey Fisher
Joe Rachal
Mexico
Homer Knight
Pacific Ocean
Pat Hannan
Lakeside
Bayou Play Boys
Tommy Hale
Lewis Lambright
Thomas Fabian
Humble Executive Warns Of US Energy Shortage
Dr Charles F Jones vice chairman of Humble Oil warns at a conference that U S energy demand grows about 4 2 percent yearly and could double in 150 years. he cites delays in nuclear power, gas shortages from regulation, and sulfur in Midwestern coal as pressures on petroleum supply. 1985 imports may reach 13 million barrels per day with about 10 from the Eastern Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Charles F. Jones
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Jones
Further Study Of LP Water District Proposed
La Porte city commissioner E A Buck Thomas urged the council to further study the Weems Water District as a special 5 p.m. Friday meeting was set to act on the resolution. The district would serve a 70 acre tract owned by F Carrington Weems between La Porte and Shoreacres. Weems must obtain a La Porte approving resolution and prompt action is needed for legislative session considerations. Weems paid 20000 in lieu of taxes. half goes to Ernest L Brown Jr as fiscal agent for bond and district setup.
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LA Porte
la Port
E. A. (Buck) Thomas
Weems
F. Carrington Weems
Shoreacres
Knox Askins
Texas
Ernest L. Brown Jr
Askins
Baytown Area Solons Not On Major Panels
In Austin the Baytown area's six representatives to the Texas House drew no major chairmanships as Speaker Gus Mutscher appointed the 41st standing committees. Lauro Cruz chaired Public Lands and Building. Joe Allen became vice chair of Conservation and Reclamation. Lindon Williams vice chaired Military Affairs. Cruz also became vice chair of Counties. Other assignments included Allen on Counties House Administration Liquor Regulation Revenue Taxation. Cruz on Labor Motor Transportation State Affairs. Curtis Graves on Elections Higher Education Juvenile Crime Military Affairs School Districts. R. C. Nichols on Elections Labor Motor Transportation Pentitentaries Youth. Williams on Banks and Banking Conservation and Reclamation Parks and Wildlife Public Health. Rex Braun on Interstate Cooperation Labor Military Affairs Public Education Urban Affairs.
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Public Lands and Building
Rep
Joe Allen
Baytown
Conservation and Reclamation
Lindon Williams
Cruz
Rep. Allen
Rep. Cruz
Curtis Graves
R. C. Nichols
Williams
Rex Braun
South Texas Checker Play Set Jan. 30
The 1971 South Texas Checker Tourney starts at 9 a.m. January 30 at Gulf Coast College Building, 3734 Main, Houston. Five rounds Saturday, four Sunday, two games per round, two points per win, one per draw. Less than 10 points after round five enters Class B. prizes in both classes. Kinshasa noted as Congo capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast College
Main
Houston
Bill To Protect Texas Employees Introduced
Rep R C Nichols of Houston introduces House Bill 113 to outlaw firing or discrimination against employees who file or testify in workers compensation claims. Violators face damage suits and reinstatement rights. state courts gain jurisdiction for injunctions. Nichols says the move shields workers from reprisal and enforces civil protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Erwin
Sun
Austin Bureau
Austin
R. C
Nick) Nichols
Houston
Nichols
Ment
Channelview clubs elect officers and report local news
Around Channelview notes Bayshore Boat Club officers named with commodore Woods. DeZavala Club installs Troy Hart as president with Wayne Dearman and Buddy Herbert in key roles. College news covers Lyndon Smith finishing English major at University of Houston and student travels. Local tidbits list residents' life events, travels, and a 1970 pasta consumption report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muril Hart
C. R
Dick) Woods
Bayshore Boat Club
Paul Burns
Angus Jones
W. M. Slataper
Nathan Feagan
Charles Dahl
al Manning
Emmett Hutta
Dallas Salmon
Kathryn Bruns
Dorothy Bearden
Betty Long
Margaret Slamper
Virginia Woods
Lucille Holcombe
Doris Wyatt
Troy H. Hart
Wayne Dearman
Buddy Herbert
Molly Q. James
Indian Shores
College News
Lyndon Smith
Jo Ann Tuck
University of Houston
Deer Park
Jo Ann
Terry Snyder
Stephen F. Austin
Dewey Fisher
Victor Hazlewood
San Jacinto College
Kansas
Oklahoma
Terry
Vocabulary puzzle from old music themed page
A scanned word puzzle with Across and Down clues covering vocabulary, spelling, geography, music, and general knowledge. The list includes numbered entries like kinds of concert, sacred music ending, Lincoln's nickname, river barriers, and various cryptic style hints, with many misread letters and garbled segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Brads
Neraglios
Cancer Drive Leaders Named in Harris County Crusade
Mrs. Lavone Heintchel of Baytown and Mrs. A T Chapman of Crosby were named to key roles in the Harris County Cancer Crusade. Heintchel will be residential chairman in Baytown and Chapman will head the Crosby Crusade Committee. A meeting for officers and volunteers is set for 10 a.m. Feb. 5 at the Harris County unit office in Houston. The Huffman Crosby Branch was organized and chartered. British housewives spent 2 pounds per person weekly on food in 1969, 25 cents more than 1968, due to inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavone Heintchel
Baytown
A. T. Chapman
Crosby
Harris County Cancer Crusade
Heintchel
Chapman
Harris County Unit
Autry
Houston
Huffman- Crosby
London
National Food Survey Committee
Bridge hand analysis and a bidding note from Jacoby book ad
The article explains a bridge strategy for a four heart goal using an ARCH code lead and counting losers. It outlines discarding on diamonds, retaining dummy’s ace of spades, and ruffing sequences to reduce tricks lost. An ad promotes Jacoby’s Win at Bridge new the illustrated 28 page book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Jacoby
Oswald
James Jacoby
Bridge
P.O
Dept
Radio City
New York
N.Y
East
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bridge bidding puzzle: overcall leads to two spades
In the deal after West North East South open with double pass four you and South hold 8743 Y7 3986 BK 1043 partner raises to two spades. The correct continuation is to bid one spade first and then respond to partner's raise with two spades, showing your strength and seeking fit.
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West North East
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Jack Woodard
Woodard
LeBrun
Drew
Marvin Smith
Judy Butler
72Nd Transportation Comany
Hou
Marine Corps
Jody Ray
Court
Baytown Sun
Jenarie Alexander
Windergarten
Kitludergarten
Thild
Kase
Teast
John R. Fulkerson
Humble
Free World
Middle East
Africa
Electrical Worldmagazine
McGraw-Hill Publishing Organization
LP Water District
Baytown Area
Congo
Kinshasa
Hershel Tate
Jamie
Earl Minter
Kathy Burnham
Ginger Reichardt
Robert M. Green
National Macaroni Institute
Black Sea
Anneer
Furete
Ark Jacob
Ule
Sinbad
N Newspaper Enterprise
Cancer Drive
ARCH
Pas
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