Governor White proposes tight $25.7 billion budget to curb deficits
Governor Mark White outlines a balanced $25.7 billion two year plan to avert a tax hike. The proposals act as guidance rather than a bill and rely on legislative action. He calls for hiring freezes and agency spending limits while freezing wages to trim a revenue shortfall fueled by oil and gas declines.
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Mark White
Legislative Budget Board
White
Keck Foundation funds largest telescope at Caltech
The W M Keck Foundation awards 70 million dollars to Caltech to build the world’s largest telescope atop a dormant Hawaiian volcano. The 33 foot diameter, 36 mirror instrument will study a space volume eight times larger than Palomar and capture light up to 12 billion years old. Scientists boast of expanding the visible universe and time itself.
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California Institute of Technology
W.M. Keck Foundation of
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Palomar Mountain
California
Keck
Oregon GOP Rep Smith joins band of cheap hawks in defense reform
Rep Denny Smith, a conservative former Air Force pilot, aligns with a group of watchdog Republicans led by Sen Charles Grassley, pressing for Pentagon reforms. They target wasteful spending, push competitive bidding, and seek warranties on weapons while defending a stronger defense posture amid procurement scandals and costly projects.
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Ore
Denny Smith
Defense Department
Air Force
Smith
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Pentagon
Congress
Senate
House
Jim Courter
R-N.j
Charles E. Grassley
Lowa
Hawkeye
Grassley
William V. Roth Jr
Delaware
Mark Andres
North Dakota
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Kansas
Andrews
Kassebaum
Navy
Vietnam
Racher Watters
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Weather data reach pilots with delay and danger
Washington report shows pilots still lack real time weather alerts despite advanced radar satellites and sensors. The 1980s and current investigations reveal transmission gaps in FAA systems, leaving pilots unaware of gusts and wind shear before takeoff. The Pan Am 1982 crash is cited as a tragedy tied to this failure.
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U.S
Air Line Pilots Association
House
ALPA
Tony Capaccio
House Public Works Investigations Subcommittee
Biot
Space Program
Federal Aviation Administration
House Subcommittee
Pan Am
New Orleans
Subcommittee
FAA
CIA
Congress
Jack Anderson Satohim
United Feature Syndicate
Bible Verse Quotation From Second Corinthians
A biblical verse from Second Corinthians 10 12 warns against pride in self comparison. It notes that people measure themselves by themselves and compare among themselves which is not wise.
Weisinger Hospitalized in War 1945 Baytown Note
Lt J C Weisinger is patient in a hospital in England recovering from injuries suffered Christmas day in Belgium. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G C Welsinger of Baytown. Pioneer resident C S Brown of Dayton died at home. Newma Ward directs a comic orchestra at Alamo Elementary School and students plan tray favors for George Washington Birthday in hospitals. William B Travis Elementary to open in Lakewood in honor of the Alamo hero.
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Baytown Sun
J.C. Weisinger
England
Belgium
G.C. Welsinger
Baytown
C.S. Brown
Dayton
Newma Ward
Gwen Disbrow
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Civil Air Patrol
W.C Stewart
Houston
Ray Hofheinz
Today in History Highlights Jan 25
On this day in history several events are noted from 1533 Henry VIII’s marriage to Anne Boleyn to 1787 Shays’ Rebellion beginnings and 1971 Charles Manson’s conviction in Los Angeles for Tate-LaBianca murders. Alexander Graham Bell inaugurated transcontinental telephone service in 1915 in New York with Watson heard in San Francisco.
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Alexander Graham Bell
United States
Bell
New York
Mr. Watson
San Francisco
England
Henry VII
Anne Boleyn
Utrecht
Robert Burns
Daniel Shays
Springfield
Mass
Charles Manson
Los Angeles
Tate-LaBianca
Alice Jacobson Remembered as Baytown Sun PR Anchor
Readers praise Alice Jacobson for steady service as a Baytown Sun PR person. They recall her dependable, quiet work during normal days and her role delivering mail after Hurricane Carla. Sammie Smith 5109 Tamarach.
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Baytown Sun
Miss Jacobson
Carla
Sammie Smith
Tamarach
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