Ward announces bid for Baytown mayor in 1983 race
W. L. Dub Ward a 1957 city council veteran and mayor pro tem since 1961 declared his candidacy for Baytown mayor in the April 2, 1983 election. Mayor Al Clayton has not confirmed re-election. Ward, 47, is a Humble Oil foreman and long time public servant with family ties and active roles in local civic groups.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
W. L
Dub) Ward
al Clayton
Clayton
Ward
James M
Jim) Bryan
G.A
Chris) Hansen
Laxewend-Brownwood-Woostern
Cou Eiiman Seaborn Craver
Femer
Zula
Californa
Lane
Neida Jean
Fort Bend County
Rosenberg High School
University of Texas
Labor Department
Humble
Texas
Hel
Longhorn Club
Baytown University of Texas Exes
Hamble Club
Elks Lodge 149
First Baptist Clairch
Cest Severlal
March of Dimes
Community notices and events in Baytown area listings
Baytown groups announce meetings and socials. Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi plan a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday gathering at Mrs Howe d Les Hartt Street 1901 with co hostesses. FIRST AID courses at St Pauls Methodist Church 8:30 to 10:30 daily the week of February. Tots Club session at IGHLANDS HOME features Mrs Francis P McCullock as guest speaker. Chili supper tickets sold by Baytown Boy Scout Troop 479 for Redeemer Lutheran Church February 8. Rummage sale for Opportunity School invites donations. Cedar Bayou Methodist Sanctuary Choir chili supper Friday 5 to 8 p.m. Myf at St Marks Methodist Church 6 p.m. fellowship and family devotions. Merchants meet Wednesday at Chamber building. Trash collection remains on old schedule. Mothers March event Wednesday evening in Baytown area. Galveston tides noted for Wednesday. Inaugural talk by Gov Connally discussed Game Commission consolidation with Parks Board. Lt Gov Smith and Atty Gen Waggoner attended briefly. Sandra Hanna earns BA at Sam Houston State College Huntsville. returns for graduate work. Bayshore Group notes dinner with legislators. local officials praised. Various local student and community notices mixed with weather musings and holiday greetings.
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Sandra Hanna
E. A. Hanna
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Robert E. Lee High
Samm Houston
Louise Platt
Odessa Platt
M. J. Coady
Sandra Bauch
Bauch
Bayshore
Gav
Connally
Texas
Non- Christian University
Fort
Carlene Brawner
Carl Brawner
Marlene
Yvstre Pawn
Rushing
M. C. Rushing
Jane McMahon
W. F. McMahon
Jody Esann
Maudeen Frazier
Mme
T. L Sattenwhite
Frieda Watson
Tammie Favie
Helen Peters
John Lewie
Ameriolution
Aminds
Sam "Ouston State
George Chandler
Britain’s EU bid falters amid French opposition
A terse account notes Britain’s bid to join the European Common Market failing despite quick presidential action. Five of six member nations supported London, but France blocked the move, delaying Britain’s entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Kennedy
France
Rites Held For Victims Of Wreck In Baytown Area
Funeral rites were conducted for Baytonians George W. Mallory and Amanda Isabell Norred after a Sunday Houston wreck. Mallory burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park. Norred service at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home with Reverends Jordan Summers officiating. Survivors listed include multiple children and grandchildren. City lights project noted with mercury vapor lamps on South Main and North Main Streets, cost to the city $45.2 year each.
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Dolly Spence
Baytown
North Loop
Mallory
J. T. Hulme
H. L. Eberly
J. Weasel
Otis Goss
States McAlister
New Mercury Vapor
Virgil McMillian
Waco
WH. Mallory
Channel 1
South Main
View
G. H. Mallory
Harlingen
G. W. Mallory
Dallas
A. B. West
Bob
Angleian
R. H.smith Road
Earl Mallory
Leland
Bostown
Clifton
Justin
Buh
Houston Lighting and Power Co
S. Mollie Holt
Moorman
Wv Jackson
Frendexson
Jewel
Henneser
Whitmer
Jess Mallory
Abilene
Joe Mallory
Denny Mallory
Whitney
Ollie Mallory
Thomas B. Guinn
Central Baptist Church
San Jacinto Memory Park
Paul A. Lee
Vocational School Approved by Trustees at LC Lee College
The LC Vocational School approval by trustees sets plans for area vocational courses at Lee College. The program includes reimbursements, one year contracts, and staff provisions to attract qualified personnel. The board also approved using a vacant Lee College classroom one night weekly for a free course on becoming a U S citizen sponsored by the Catholic Daughters.
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Hareezy
Lees College
Catholic Daughters
SJ Hospital Change Seen As Betterment
An editor's note discusses San Jacinto Memorial Hospital potentially being offered to the Texas Methodist Conference for ownership and operation. The board argues the Methodist group can run the hospital better, with more experience and manpower for public relations and operations. The article notes a community vote deadline and plans a church transfer if accepted.
Hospital Move Proposed to Transfer San Jacinto to Methodist Church
Burton Battle and Miss M Nell Whiddon oversee financials of San Jacinto Memorial Hospital as trustees consider transferring ownership and operation to the Texas Annual Conference of the Methodist Church. If approved by Feb 22, the facility would become church property and be run by the Methodist hospital organization. A Baytown hospital meeting will hear Grace Methodist Church officials as the conference board favors the transfer, citing business judgment and potential community benefits. The hospital, though not debt-ridden, would rely on church support and volunteers for future expansion. Mr Farned notes Humble Oil Baytown Refinery does not donate but leases rooms for employees. The article also reports the death of James Kilough and details surviving relatives.
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J “the Honrd
San Dscinto Sun News Faster Hospital
Sani
Sani the Community Since 193% When Jacinta Memorial Hospital
Menikers
Tollieve
Methodist Hospital
Baytown
Gordon
Texas
Methodist
Pital
Feh
Burton Battle
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
M. Nell Whiddon
Board of Trustees
Omens -Arene F Capital
Texas Annual Conference of the Methodist Church
Hospital Organiztion
Baytown Hospital
Grace Methodist Church
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Conference
Wees
Parned
San Jacinto
Farned
Precic
Nilough
San
Tulip
Tex
Jacinto
Bodived
Baylunds
Thnough
Board Considers Four Million Bond Issue Plans
The school board weighs a four million bond to fund a second high school and district additions. Supt. Gentry cites costs including three million for the new high school and five hundred thousand for building and equipment. Board members plan a detailed review at the next meeting and may move up a decision. Dyce Horeczy urges a timely choice on the bond plan.
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Harcezy
George
H. Gentry
Gentry
En Gentry
Robert E. Leel
Lee College
Harlem
Alendar
Dyce Horeczy
Baytown Poll Tax Deadline Looms as Office Extends Hours
Harris County tax officials warn Baytown residents to pay poll taxes by the January thirty-first deadline. Deputy A B Collins notes accounting delays. Baytown office will stay open until midnight Thursday. Board actions include approving Dan H Johnston as assistant director, completing Carver High upgrades, extending contracts for 29 staff, and revising the district budget based on current attendance.
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Baytown
A. B. Collins
Harris County
Ravinem
A.R. (von) Stark
Horeczy
Collins
Gentry
Robert E. Lee High
Wayers
Federal
Sion
Robert Elat
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Centry
Pant
Retired Carpenter Kilouch Dies at 88 in Evergreen District
Funeral services for James Ir. Kilouch OS of Evergreen Road will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at Paul U. Lee Funeral. Kilouch, a retired carpenter, died at age 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ir. Kilouch
Evergreen Road
Paul U. Lee
Poll tax bonds voting rights in 1963 elections
The notice states that without paying the poll tax no person may vote in any 1963 election, including the April school trustee and city council elections, outlining the enforcement of the tax requirement.
Three-Way Wage Talks Aim at 5 Percent Raise Battle
OCAW Local 333 and Humble Oil Baytown Refinery representatives met with FMCS mediator Willis H. Ray to press for a five percent raise for all employees. The company offers targeted job class adjustments with no across the board raise, claiming its plan matches regional industry wages. Other unions seek increases, while the company argues its proposals keep Baytown wages above rivals.
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OCAW
Humble of and Refining Co
Baytown
L P.m
Willis H. Ray
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Ray
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Howe d Les
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Duglas Butler
Africa
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Clear Lake
Francis P. McCullock
Houston ‘Tome
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the Redeemer. Lutheran Church
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Cedar Bayou
Mark's Methodist
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Couseti
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Weither E & Wey
Houston Sa
Change In
Galveston
of the Maid of Honor
Requel Wayne Barnes
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Bill Kelly
Groom
John RB. Connaty
Game Commission
Texas Parks Board
Preston Smith
Waggoner i. Joinee
Eddie
M. T. Waddell
Baytown - Bayshore Conservation Group
Jack Walker
Grover K. Edge
Game and Fish Commission
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Barshore Club
Chambers County
Texas “Panhandle
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Clem
South
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W.L
Dub
Avanes
Norred
Cancer
Cancer Education Conference For Business and Industry
Houston
A. K. Morris
B. E. Wilson
L. A. Derden
Baytown Cancer Committee
Willard EE. Walbridge
Ktrk-Tv
LC Vocational School
W. H.f Tees
Vavas
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SJ Hospital
San Jacinto Memorial Hospita
Texas Methortist Conference
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McNair
Carver Junior High
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Carver, High School
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