Regents Lee College to discuss projects and election policy
Recons LC Regents will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Rundell Hall board room to discuss building projects and amend the election policy. A closed session for personnel precedes the open meeting at 7 p.m. Also noted: Beaulily Baytow n Association president Eileen Cafry will discuss Baytown litter reduction at Friday noon Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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LC Regents
LEE College
Rundell Hall
Tol
Baytown
Eileen Cafry
Beaulily Baytowin Association
Iscuse
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Haliday
Baytown Area Weather And Tides Forecast
Baytown area forecast through Friday shows low temperatures in the upper 30s with a low Thursday night and a high Friday. Tides for waters fronting Baytown City show at 2 58 am and 1 pm, with lows around 2 06 am and 4 25 pm. Sunrise Friday at 7 12 and sunset at 5 01.
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Baytown Area
Baytown
Wighs
Local Day in the Life Notes at School Board Meeting
WILMNIFER SANDERS wears bobby socks to work. Gay Lynn Howell has a new lipstick. Bobby Rountree showcases a telephone preening. Melanie, Melissa and Melinda Knight, sisters, discuss fast driving wages. Clyde Warper removes his newspaper hat. Mac McElroy braves cold wet weather to get to his morning. Buzzy and Cristi Walker enjoy a skating party Ina Lew Fannin has a nice angle. Lilla Savage forgetful. Fred Adam discusses moving back to the old neighborhood. Dora Kuebler considered a patient lady. Bill Hethcock enjoys his new job. Willie Moreno teases Maria Stasney about peanut butter cookies at a school board break.
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Wilmnifer Sanders
Gay Lynn Howell
Bobby Rountree
Melanie
Melissa
Melinda Knight
Clyde Warper
Mac” McElroy
Thomas
Cristi Walker
Lew Fannin
Lilla Savage
Fred Adam
Dora Kuebler
Bill Hethcock
Willie Moreno
Marcia Stasney
Lindsay Seeks No New County Taxes Despite Budget Rise
Harris County Judge Jan Lindsay told Baytown Rotary there will be no new taxes despite a 20 percent budget increase expected to top 124 million dollars. He cited added courts and jail construction, urged drainage solutions, and proposed purchasing undeveloped land for parks to mitigate floods while keeping a balanced budget.
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Rick Vmnagy
Harris County
Jan Lindsay
Baytown
Lindsay
Vost
Mie Astrodatie
Guy
Lounty
Decision Due On Sewer and Water Plea Outside City
Gaytown City Cowell likely to call a special session within two weeks to consider a proposal to provide sewer and water service to Timber Ridge subdivision outside the city limits. Developer Perry discussed terms with Baylor. residents would pay 1.5 times Baytown rates plus a $100 hookup fee. If approved, the city would gain about $11,000 yearly revenue against roughly $7,000 in expenses. The plan marks the first time Baytown extends services beyond its boundaries to a subdivision, which would include a proposed sewage treatment plant discharging into Cedar Bayou.
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Musules Scott
Gaytown City
Cowell
Finw
Baylor
Perry
Sion
Baytown
Tom Gentry
Bor Ute
Rily Fis
Lanham Stolwn Hat
Lanham
Cedar Bayou
Oyster Fry Deluxe At Smith Point In Chambers County
Bayshore Red Ruel and Gun Club join Smith Paint for an oyster fry at derl's Seafood in Smith Point. Jeri Nelson, manager and former bookkeeper, discusses oyster processing, regulations, and coastal fishing politics as about 200 sacks of oysters are prepared daily for the event through Feb. 3.
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Bayshore
Smith Point
Chambers County
T Clb
Seafood House
Jerm Nelson
Ben Nelson
I Nelson
Heri
Ben
Jeri
the Sun
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Derl
Deri
Nelsons
Louisiana
Texas
Grover Edge
Jack Walker
Bayshore Rod, Heel and Gun Club
Jack
U. S. Hep
Bob Eckhara
U. S
World Today Briefs Amid Global Crises and Crises
Turbulent reports from Paris say kidnappers of a wealthy baron demand a ransom. Explosions and a Gulf ship incident disrupt Gulf waters with casualties and warnings from authorities. In Texas, gunman search and political unrest unfold as a judge faces procedural delays. In Austin a juror collapse echoes a tense trial atmosphere. Chicago faces a Midwest blizzard with road closures and flood warnings elsewhere in the East and South.
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Chicago
Midwest
Sunshine And Shrimp Spur Coastal Industrial Boom
The South Texas coast sees a bright future as Pearce Streat Journal reports rapid industrial expansion in Almont. Jumbo shrimp prices rise amid a brisk fishing season while new plans reshape the regional economy.
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Pearce Streat Journal
Frezpont
South Texas
Almont
Girl in danger case raises welfare concerns
Lisa, a 15 year old described as slender and scarred, remains with no safe place to go after leaving a troubled home. Social workers say she speaks little, fears returning home, and has not identified her origin, while authorities plan to place her in foster care once identification papers are secured.
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Memiyis
Mena
Tran
Fran
Jeannette Hirge
He Jtuman Services Department
Gall Wisnnesday
Janser
Birge
Strategy session set on Channelview sewage dispute
North Channel Area Chamber of Commerce schedules a public strategy session as Houston denies permits for commercial development near the Maxey Street wastewater facility. Nelson notes growth strains and a tentative plan to expand from two to ten million gallons, with a possible completion in 1990 if approvals move.
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Norifienst
Maxey Sund
Ely of
Houston
North Channel Area
Marty Manning
Channelyiew
Nelson
Mrey
Baef and Baw
LO Uvalde Mond
Air Blasts From Ground Alarm Cove Residents
Cove residents fear a strange ground vent mechanism as streams of air surged from Tuesday to Thursday. Mayor Leroy Stevens identified the release as not natural gas and noted uncertainty about the cause while promising to collect a sample if the vents resume.
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Cove
Leroy Stevens
Stevens
Cave
Interstate 18
Liberty County
Abortion Funding Rules for Rape and Incest Victims
An AP report outlines federal funding mechanisms for abortions sought by rape or incest victims. It notes congressional actions and state interpretations affecting Medicare Medicaid and public health services, with criteria requiring prompt reporting to authorities or agencies.
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WU Healy
Kleattan
Welfare
Joseph A. Catttano
Congress
Hman
Griff
Hell
Wyoncus
Iron Anny
Tenement Lotie
Pmyrmieril Fae
Public Healthy Service
Medjcalit Progrint
la UN Health Service
Inyine
April I City Election To Be Called
Baytown voters face an April 1 election for three City Council seats Districts 1 4 and 5 with terms expiring next year Candidates must file at least ten days before vote day per local rules District lines cover West Baytown Busch Terrace Lee Heights and areas north and west of Texas Avenue Highway 146 and Massey Tompkins Road The slate includes Mayor Lom Gentry District 6 Councilwoman Mary Elizabeth Witbanks District 2 Councilman Kemmett 0 Hutto and District 2 Councilman Jody A Lander.
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Baytown
Ted Klaesel
Jack) Kimmons
Allen Cannon
West Baytown
Busch Terrace
Lee Heights
Texas Avenue
North
Maine
Massey-Tompkins Road
Cedar Bayou Stream
King's Heir
Secon
Massey‘Tompkins Road
Hoth
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Mary Elizabeth Witbanks
Kemmett
Hutto
Jody A. Lander
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