Baytown area students and events shown in local notices
Baytown community notices, hospital updates, and event plans include Rusty Jenkins in Hermann Hospital after a car wreck and transfer from ICU to intermediate care, Baytown Little Theater’s South Pacific performances at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday with more shows, YMCA service details at a noon chamber luncheon, a college age Christian group meeting, and swimming lesson registrations by the Baytown Parks and Recreation Department for children aged five and older starting July 29.
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Rusty
Rusty Jenkins
Ron
Phillip Jenkins
Baytown
Hermann Hospital
Cart
South Pacific Baytown Little Theater
Ravtown Parks and Recreatton Department
North Korea shoots down US helicopter killing crew
President Carter said the Chinook strayed into North Korean air space and was downed after a warning shot. Three crew members died, one captured, and North Korea refused immediate talks at Panmunjom. North Korea claimed intrusion and armed craft. US officials cited navigational error.
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Washington
North Korea
Heyy
U.S
Carter
Pan Atinjom
Carlee
White House
Alex
Anlother
Panmunjam
United Nations
Seoul
Meer Will
Panmunjarn
Korea
Judy Powell
Sald
Powell
Pyong-Taek
Haut
Baytown Area Weather Forecast and Tides
Partly cloudy and hot with a 20 percent chance of showers Friday through Monday in the Baytown area. Friday night will be mild with lows around 60s. Tides show highs at 10:46 a.m. and 3:40 p.m. and lows near 8 a.m. Sunrise 6:03 a.m. Sunset 8:24 p.m. Shenocey weak title.
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Baytown Area
Baytown
Stray Lines Sketch Busy Day In Local Newsroom and Visits
Shawn Wayne Schimming receives odd directives from father Bale while Ana Prichell greets friends on a uri visit from Palestine. Peggy Power ignores a ceiling halo as Jan Orton returns from Methodist Hospital Neurosensory Center after tonsillectomy. Jan shires a room with Te Ann Teer as Conroe, whose mother Mrs Jerry Teer is Nell Wooster from Dayton. Lonnie and Becky Miller join holiday revelry. Lesley Sargent joins The Sun newsroom.
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Shawn Wayne Schimming
Bale
Ana Prichell
Palestine
Peggy Power
Jan Orton
Methodist
Jan
Te Ann Teer
Conroe
Jerry 1 Teer
Nell Wooster
le Ann
Karat Dorris
Lonnie
Becky Miller
Lesley Sargent
The
Sun
Federal Court Religion Suit Targets School District
A federal suit filed in Houston seeks $45,000 in damages for alleged violations of religious liberty and parental rights. Plaintiff Ruth Johnson challenges school practices including Bible readings, prayers at games and baccalaureate events, and use of facilities for religious programs. District officials deny organized classroom prayer while Gideon Bibles were reportedly available once. the case remains pending.
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Weva Luthringer Seaion
Melissi
Moss Sterling
Johnson
Houston
Pek
Tommy
Harrison
Northside
Baptist
Highlands
Elvin G
Ruth) Johnson
Richardson
Kevin
Johnny Clark
Gideon
Barry Neittes
Areas oppose new Texas school breakfast law
Local superintendents in Baytown Crosby and surrounding districts push to repeal a recently enacted state law mandating participation in the national school breakfast program. Opponents argue it erodes local control, raises busing and staffing needs, and may not be fully offset by federal funds. Some districts with low free lunch percentages, like Channelview and Barbers Hill, see little impact. Supporters say the program aids needy students and should be kept.
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Muriel Scott
Texas
Hiels
Oswall Harman
Baytown
Coast Leno Board Association
Gene Beatty
Anahuac
Best
Smith
Sone
Kenneth Pye
Crosby
Pye
Channelview
Barbers Hill Schon
Peoplas State Bank Ban Notice For Mariel St 422
A bank notice from Peoplas State Bank bans Mariel St at 422 and informs affected parties of restrictions. The notice references no barvice Cherge MambarF in the case and lists contact details 0 0 for further information.
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Peoplas State Bank “the People
Halpars
Bans Mariel
Pearce Stract Journal Defining a Front Page Editor
A rough brief notes an editor who separates wheat from chaff and then prints chat. The piece uses quirky phrasing to describe journalistic discernment and front page duties with rough colloquial tone.
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Mere
Normal Day as Power Failure Closes New York Area
Reporters describe a city plunged into darkness as a massive blackout leaves about 650000 Edison customers without power. Mayor Deane urges residents to stay home. Subways and stock markets shut, with looting reported and emergency crews struggling to restore service across Queens and Manhattan.
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New
York City
Abraham D. Deane
Edison
Pas Queens
Loitax
Westchester
Freeduit Lonnie
Tontue
Wate Glynale
Vallee
Crime Rate In Daytown Up 9.66 Percent In 1977
Daytown's crime index shows a 9.66 percent rise through May 1977 with increases in burglaries narcotics thefts and forgery and swindling while murders robberies and rapes fall. National figures from the FBI show mixed trends with overall crime down in early 1977 though rapes rose. Baytown property losses climbed in several months with May ledgers showing thefts and burglaries contributing to the year’s totals.
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Daytown
Lynn Wughes
FBI
PRC
Une
Ueguar
MBI
Wit
Baytown
Apel
Rapu
School Crossing Guard For Pumphrey Okayed In Baytown
Baytown Traffic Committee approved a school crossing guard for Pumphrey Elementary on Fairway Lane. The post supports students walking from Country Club Oaks. staffing to begin by Aug 22 for the 1977-78 budget with $1,500 for the school year.
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Wanda Orton
Fairway
Pumphrey
Baytown
Bi Cornelis
Country Club Oaks
Fritz Lankan
Goose Creek Drive
Baker Road
The Field Is Set: 7 In Trustee Race
Seven candidates filed for the August 12 school board election after the deadline passed midweek. Incumbent W D Going and Gay Brock are joined by Robert Kirkley who withdrew, Willie Morgan Denhiy Mans cuck and Jim Lavell for the seven positions.
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Wyces
Ballgtate
Debout
W. DB
Shi
Gay Brock
Robert Kirkley
Willie Morgan
Denhiy Manscuck
Jim Lavell
Veto
Mees) Berolac
Bob Vriice
Philosophical Split Emerges Over School Finance Bill
AUSTIN AP The high stakes school finance bill near one billion dollars prompts urban rural clashes. Rep Ben Reyes says the measure adds 199.7 dollars per pupil while distributing funds by wealth brackets. Rep Tom Massey defends the bill as more equitable and fair than prior proposals.
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Bill Hendley
Baytown Ymca
T Ie Ymca
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Schweitzer
Kipling
Rye
A.D. Idiley
M Methodist Hospital
Hess
Jeffrey Stubbs
Air
Hick Stubbs
Northwaud
Susan Seely
Seely
Kelly Lane
Susan
Joffrey
Pluto
Glue Polkest
N. Koreans
Shenocey
Makai Fashion Cleaners
Rey Et
Federal Court
Old Te School
Shoard
New Law
Adhaetd
Witter Wis
Cora
Corntellus
Farbar
Mittee
Merchanty Bus Com
Lafayette
Alexander Drive
Market
Cedar
Highway Boulevard
Bixxon
Cornelius Harbor
South Main
Gul
Cornelius
Houlevard
Woodway Drive
Missouri
Loop 201
Woodhallow
West Sterling
Citizens National Bank and Trust CO
Austin
Howe
Hep
Tom Massey
D-San Anelo
House Public Education Committee
Massey
Bill Clayton
Mont Quivemient Bank
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