Builders Acquire Camino South Lots In Clear Lake City
Builders have acquired the second Camino South subdivision section in Clear Lake City. The open residential section in Camino South starts at 17 500 dollars with FHA and VA financing. More than 250 homes exist in Camino South section one, with 534 total lots. current activity includes about 325 homes complete or under construction. The United Church of Clear Lake finished its permanent building and Treasure Island Park and Playground are underway. A second elementary school by the Clear Creek School District will open this fall.
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Houston
Clear Lake City
Camino
Ac South
J. H. Moore
Bayport
VA Haane- Friendswood Development Co
Camino of Camino South
Camino South
United Church of
Clear Lake
Treasure Island Park
Clear Creek
Southern Paper Pulp Firms In Pollution Fight
The South’s pulp and paper industry will spend about 15 million dollars by 1958 on waste water treatment facilities as part of water quality control. SPCA acting GM John C Witherspoon announced a new 20 page educational booklet titled Water. It explains non technically how the industry uses and protects water before returning it to streams, and will be widely distributed to media, conservation leaders, and organizations.
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Atlanta, Ga
Pulp and Paper
Southern Pulp- Wood Conservation Association
John C. Witherspoon
SPCA
Atlanta
Key
Cpal
State Contracts For Construction Of Roads Are Let
Texas Highway Commission awarded highway construction contracts in Houston District. R. W. McKinney and T. L. James and Co. Inc. won for 10.2 miles of US 59 in Montgomery and Harris counties at 4 798 05.34 dollars. A. M. Vogel secured 4 miles of State Highway 3 and FM roads in Harris County for 473072.47 dollars. Projects overseen by District Engineer W. E. Carmichael and Highway Department engineers B. W Cooper and H. F. Garrison with durations of about 250 and 995 working days respectively.
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Austix
Houston
Texas Highway Commission
W. E. Carmichael
Harris
Montgomery
R. W. McKinney
T. L. James and Co. Inc
Nacogdoches
Projet
New Caney
Harris County
B. W Cooper
Conroe
Highway Department
A. M. Vogel
Clear Creek
H. F. Garrison
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Navajo Nation Unveils New Tribal Flag Design
WINDOW ROCK Ariz AP The Navajo Nation the largest Native group unveils its own flag designed by Jay Degroat of Crown Point New Mexico. The emblem features a silhouette of Navajo land framed by the Four Sacred Mountains and rainbow bands signaling protection and abundance.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Jay Degroat
Crownpoint
Lee College seeks bids July 23 for new campus buildings
James A. Davis, architect, releases plans for the Lee College complex including a two story classroom building a one story dramatics center and a one story study room addition to the library. Bids are due at 13 am on July 23 and will be publicly opened and read. Previous August bids were rejected.
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James A. Davis
New Lee College
Lee College
Pitkin Colorado Mayor Retires After 24 Years
Arthur Pearson, 55, longtime mayor of Pitkin in western Colorado, served 24 consecutive years before deciding against seeking reelection this year. The report notes his lengthy tenure and retirement from public office.
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Pitkin, Colo
Arthur&. Pearson
Pitkin
Colorado
Starnes Ends Lecturing Stint at UH Institute
Dr. W H Starnes finishes a three week Petroleum Institute course at the University of Houston sponsored by the Texas Oil Information Committee. The program trains Texas high school teachers who earn college credit while industry experts teach oil production and refining topics.
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Dr. Starnes
UH Institute
Texas Oil Information Committee
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Texas
MIT Engineer Dr Jack B Howard Spends Summer at Esso Lab
Dr Jack B Howard assistant professor of chemical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology is spending the summer in Esso Research and Engineering Company's Synthetic Fuels Research Laboratory in Baytown. He holds BS and MS in mining engineering from Kentucky and a PhD in fuel technology from Penn State. He’s a Tau Beta Pi Sigma Xi Phi Mu Alpha honor society member and fellow of the Combustion Institute ACS AIChE AAAS and British Institute of Fuel. He previously summered 1966 and 1967 at United Technology Center Sunnyvale California.
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Jack B. Howard
Department of Chemical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technalogy
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Synthetic Fuels
Baytown
Howard
University of Kentucky
Pennsylvania State University
Tau Beta Pi
Sigma Xi
Sigma Gamma
The
Combustion Institute
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Association For the Advancement of Science
British Institute of Fuel
United Technology Center
Sunnyvale
Calif
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