Budget Gap Forces Penny Tax Hike Debate in School District
School board evaluates a $323,500 shortfall from deficits and raises while considering transferring funds and delaying bond proceeds. Officials weigh a one-cent tax increase to cover about $53,500, with a $200 teacher raise and a possible $150 raise option as salary costs dominate the budget.
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Clark and Sauls
White Lightening in Colonial Wy 146 1M La Porte
A fragment notes a race or event labeled White Lightning at Colonial Wy 146 1M La Porte with a 3:45 time and thunder road reference, suggesting a motorsport or street race context and a 12:00 marker. Entities include Colonial Way, La Porte, and event names White Lightning and Thunder Road.
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LA Porte
Distinguished List Highlights Sixty Nine LC Students
Sixty nine students at Lee College earned recognition for perfect averages and high GPAs this summer term. Names include Jeannine Adams Virginia Attaway Ruth Berat te Carolyn Biyona Brenda Coyle Erich Dolgener Alison Hill John Hunt and many others. Seventeen with top GPAs over 3.5 appear alongside three students with 4.6.
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Jeannine Adams
Virginia Attaway
Ruth Berat‘te
Carolyn Biyona
Brenda Coyle
Erich Dolgener
Alison Hill
John Hunt
David Hurst
Gwen Kadar
William Leger
Natalie Lewis
Danny Lott
Janice Maxwell
James Mick
Pamela
Moravek
Carey Prater
Kim
Roesler
David Sanders
Ken
Neth Schenker
Christine
Walker
Jeanette Wilkerson
Lee College
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Sally Forrester
Mary
Gounder
Darrett Harrop
Ricky Adams
Teresa Arrendell
Melanie Bowers
Cheryl Kail
Warren King
Deborah Lampson
Donna Lang
Robert Lannon
Dale Mansfield
Rosalind Milliken
Cindy Morse
Supphadha Ounkomol
Kay Parker
Carol Peterson
Dean Named as College Officer After Regents’ Recommendation
Dr. Cheveland said regents told him to recommend the dean position and the person together. Dr. Sturgeon, named dean of instruction last summer, completed his doctorate in January at the University of Tulsa and earned a Doctor of Education in guidance and counseling in December.
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Cheveland
Sturgeon
University of Tulsa
Oklahoma
Chi Rho sponsors church spaghetti supper at Forrest church
The First Christian Church junior high group Chi Rho hosts a spaghetti supper on Saturday from 5 30 to 7 30 pm at 201 Forrest. Adults pay 1 25 and children under 12 pay 75 cents for the all you can eat dinner.
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First Christian Church
Chi Rho
Forrest
Shortages Likely After Price Freeze Says AP Survey
An Associated Press survey of major retailers shows most chains remain well stocked though some items especially fresh produce like parsley are scarce in parts of the country. After the 60 day price freeze announced by President Nixon, officials say price controls will be lifted soon but deny chaos. The government also imposed new export controls on 41 agricultural items including soybeans and cottonseed. Retailer Bernard Lipskin of Food Fair notes recent checks do not indicate a serious shortage.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Bernard Lipskin
Food Fair
Noon Optimist Horse Show resumes at Baytown fairgrounds
The Baytown Noon Optimist Club restages its sixth annual Open Horse Show at Baytown Youth Fairgrounds on North Main after a rainout. Timed events like trail horse western pleasure and pole bending draw action, with 10 of 36 classes completed last Saturday. Hall notes halter classes remain and top winners include Sue Carpenter Howard Owens Debbie Potts Susan Townes Jim Sanders.
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Howard Owens
Channelview
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Susan Townes
Houston
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Regis
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U.S. and Cambodia discuss military aid after bombing halt
General Weyand met Cambodian leaders and U.S. officials in Phnom Penh to discuss American military aid following the August bombing halt. In Washington, a food chain spokesman predicted Phase 4 anti inflation measures could raise prices up to 15 percent. A London report notes a slightly firmer dollar on European markets. The Senate Watergate committee chair warned of subpoenas if White House documents are not voluntarily released.
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Cambodia
Frederick E. Weyand
U.S. Army
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
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Dance Benefit by Volunteer Workers at Guadalupe Church
Volunteer Workers of Community Action sponsor a dance at Guadalupe Catholic Church at 8 p m Friday. Refreshments will be sold with proceeds to send children to Astroworld.
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Guadalupe Catholic Church
Astroworld
Barbers Hill ISD Sets Budget Hearing Time
The legal notice states the Barbers Hill Independent School District will hold a budget hearing at 8 p.m. on July 23 1973 in the high school building.
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Barbers Hill Independent School District
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