No Water Dearth In Highlands Amid Drought Relief Efforts
Highlands Harris County Water Control District No 1 serves 1300 customers with three wells ranging 400 to 700 feet deep. Chairman Oliver Harman says two wells updated supply about 400000 gallons daily and total capacity exceeds 1 million with all three wells. Widespread distribution lines are adequate and a Wallisville Road cann ing plant uses about 25 percent of district water amid assurances of ample supply.
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Baytown Drug Problem In Schools Spurs Formal Review
A Baytown committee discusses drug use in schools noting it starts at home and urging parental involvement. Dr. Snyder and Father Perez press for targeted identification and church cooperation. The group plans to report to Mayor Walker and push for more police manpower, with a July 17 meeting set.
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Hurricane briefing outlines Galveston Bay protection cost
Col Moon outlined two general plans for Galveston Bay hurricane protection with costs exceeding 700 million dollars. He described barriers inland around Baytown Galveston Kemah and West Bay and noted a plan without blocking passes but still requiring barriers. A hydraulic model at Vicksburg verified results from a coastal flood surge model. Non federal 30 percent cost sharing could reach 174 million for coastal barriers and 133 million for the alternate plan, delaying construction. Moon cited funding disbursement issues for Wallisville Reservoir and possible next year spending restrictions. Tidmon returns from Vietnam after 14 months of service and a found set of contact lenses at a bank were noted.
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Squirrel Peanuts Charms Mrs Wert With Road Trips
A lively brown squirrel nicknamed Peanuts stays in one room at home yet enjoys travel. Mrs Wert says he dislikes cages and rides in a car with windows down. He once watched from the rear seat as spectators doubted what they saw, a playful, curious animal on the go.
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Peanuts
New Jersey
Army Promotion of Travis R Arnold in Vietnam
Army sergeant Travis R Arnold 22 son of Mr and Mrs L Q Arnold 803 Briarwood promoted while serving with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam.
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Travis R. Arnold
L. Q. Arnold
Briarwood
101St Airborne Division
Vietnam
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