Baytown and Area Boards Meet As Communities Plan
Baytown boards including the American Heart Association and Cerebral Palsy Center announce a Monday meeting at Houston Lighting and Power Service Center. In Denton and Austin, G W Lester recovers from a broken hip, father of Janet Brewer and Doris Scarborough. Also note Cedar Bayou Eastern Star officers election and light rainfall reports at Ray Dreyer residence. Lee College voc ed nursing class info and an 20 hour judicial course completed by Justices Paul Williams Mary Dugat and Jim Meredith.
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Heart
Baytown
American, Heart ‘Association
Houston
G.W. Lester
Denton
Austin
Janet Brewer
Doris Scarborough
Cedar Bayou
Order of Eastern Star
Leroy Hafer
Chambers County Justices of the Peace
Paul T. Williams
Mont Belvieu
Mary Dugat
Winnie
Jim Meredith
Double Bayou
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Baytown Weather Forecast Sees Cold Night Then Warm Tuesday
Fair and cold Monday night in the Baytown area with a warmer Tuesday forecast. Lows dip near 30 while highs reach about 60. Tides show highs around 3:37 a.m. and 8:57 p.m. with a low at 12:58 p.m and sunrise at 7:12 a.m. sunset at 3:59 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Baytown
Helen Burgess Returns from North Carolina
North Carolina visit brings Helen Burgess back to town while Carle Gregory recovers from a broken leg. Bob Dabney manages dispatch duties at the police department and Peggy Power handles a flood of paperwork.
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Helen Burgess
North Carolina
Carle Gregory
Bob Dabney
Peggy Power
R. I
Bob Turner
Reggie Harper
Dora Ward
Josie McDaniel
Carolyn Gerza
Mary Simmons
Doris Blake
James Cathriner
Jenice Griffin
University of Houston
Kitty Allen
Katherine Alford
Carter administration to consult Japan on shared issues
State Department officials said today the Carter administration will consult with the Japanese government fully on issues that concern both nations, signaling ongoing cooperation between the United States and Japan on strategic matters. The remarks reference top officials and outline expected bilateral dialogue.
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Siaticas
Vend
State’ Department
Ised
Takeo Fukuda
Carter
City Defends Lakewood Plant at West Sewer Hearing
West Sewer District plans await city approval as officials defend the Lakewood sewage plant. City Manager Fritz Lanham says deterioration stems from hydrogen sulfide, subsidence and aging equipment, not city neglect. He cites 1969 council minutes and notes plants built 25 to 30 years ago met then laws while lack of data hindered assessments.
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Lakewood
Fritz] Lanham
West Sewer District
Lanham
Burnet Bay
Marion Johnson
Best site off I 10 urged for new sewer plant
Langford Engineering testified the tract off Interstate 10 is the best long term and cost effective option for a new sewer plant, ahead of Lakewood and Bayway Drive sites. They cited extra costs for Lakewood safety measures, fill needs, and power backup considerations, while environmental tests showed possible water quality benefits from the proposed discharge plan.
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Interstate 10
Ivan Langford Jr
Langford Engineering
Houston
Lakewood
Bayway Drive
Residential Heart Campaign Set To Begin February 21
Mrs. Larry Woodcox will chair the Baytown Unit heart drive with district chairmen Mrs. Gary Kohler and Mrs. W. R. Holder directing areas near Ross S Sterling High School and Robert E Lee High School. A meeting for volunteers is set for 7 pm at the HL&P Service Center on Ward Road. The campaign funds research and education on heart disease and offers free blood pressure screenings and CPR classes. The drive seeks more volunteers as cardiovascular disease claimed over 950000 lives last year with widespread economic impact totaling 26.7 billion dollars.
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Larry Woodcox
Heart Campaign
R. C. Stephenson Jr
Baytown
American Heart Association
Gary K. Kohler
Ross S. Sterling High School
W. R. Holder
Robert E. Lee High School
Gene Caffey
America
West Sewer District plant plan eyed by Baytown council
Baytown City Council will decide on Langford Engineering plans for the West Sewer District treatment plant near Interstate 10. Transcripts of last week’s public hearing will be sent to the Texas Water Quality Board and EPA after council action, with objections raised to Spring Gully discharge into Burnet Bay and calls to instead use San Jacinto River for effluent.
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Gayle Marlatt
Stevens, Thompson and Runyan, Inc
Houston
Burnet Bay
Springs Gully
San Jacinto River
Charles A. Katkomay
Langford
Texas Water Quality Board
Environmental Protection Agency
Bob Makela
Wanda Orton
Baytown
West Sewer
Interstate 10
Charles Kalkomay
Langford Engineering
Texas ‘Water Quality ‘Board
North Burnet Bay
Jack Walker
N. Burnet
Jack
San Jacinto
Walker
Lakewood
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
How's Your Altitude in Pearce Street Journal
A veteran pilot reflected on retirement with the line I am not yet ready to make my final descent, but I have given thought to reducing my altitude. The short meditation blends aviation insight with life transitions.
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Pearce Street Journal
Trustees Set Meeting to Discuss Possible Bond Issue
Supt and school trustees meet at 6:30 p m Monday in the district Administration Building to discuss building needs and a potential bond issue. The session is open to the public as a committee reviews recommendations for additional money.
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Deva Luthringer
Johnny Clark
Willie * Moreno
Services for Paul L. DeVerter Held at St. Mark's
Funeral services for Paul L. DeVerter 82 of 1805 E Texas are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at St Mark's United Methodist Church with Rev J A Chapman and Rev P Walter Henckell officiating. DeVerter a Baytown native and former Exxon Baytown Refinery lab manager died Saturday at home. He served as a director of the Baytown Kiwanis Club and was a past resident of the Baytown Shrine Club and Goose Creek Country Club president. He was born in Waterman Indiana in 1894 and earned AB from Wabash College and an MA in chemistry from Wisconsin. He fought in World War I earning the Purple Heart and retired as a major. He later worked for DuPont and Standard Oil of New Jersey and contributed as a petroleum consultant in World War II. He held four patents on inhibitors and remained active in ASTM and API.
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Paul L. DeVerter
E. Texas
St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
J. A. Chapman
P. Walter Henckell
DeVerter
Exxon
Baytown
Goosecreek Country Club
Waterman
Ind
George T. DeVerter
Wabash College
University of Wisconsin
France
AEF
Soissons
Toul
Belleaux Woods
Chateau Thierry
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Baytown Education Association to Host NEA Leader McGarigal
John T. McGarigal will speak at the Baytown Education Association meeting at 7 p.m. February 8 at Pumphrey Elementary. He is NEA secretary treasurer and serves on the NEA executive and program budgets committees. He has held leadership roles in multiple state and local education associations. A reception will follow for educators to meet him.
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John T. McGarigal
Baytown Education Association
Pumphrey Elementary
McGarigal
National Education Association
NEA
Massachusetts Business Educators Association
Plymouth County Education Association
Rockland Teachers Association
Grege
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
U.S
Bea Theeting
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Ray Dreyer
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Ripnet
Texas Department
Craigmont
West Main
Soj
Decker
Decker Crossing
Makela
Houston Ship Channel
Bay
Citizens National Bank and Taus Co, Foc
Gary Ketter
Glenn Forks
Jap Donnelly
Harris County
Baker
Sun-staff
Glenn Folkes
Baytonian
Quartermaster General
Army Navy Petroleum Board
England
Africa
ASTM
API
RITES
Paul L, Deverter
Baytown Teachers Group
Rep
Peoples State Bank
Bervies
F.C
Massachusetts
Montclair State College
New’ Jersey
Bridgewater ‘State College
John McGarigal
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