Baytown Panel Okays Mobile Home Subdivision Plan
The Baytown Planning Commission preliminarily approves a 40 acre mobile home subdivision west of Sjolander Road south of I 10 developed by W E Duplantis Jr. It includes 258 lots, concrete streets, curbs and gutters with street connections and a 10 foot widening right of way. Capital improvements cover traffic, drainage, esplanades, farm to market road designation, and water supply updates.
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Betsy Webber
Baytown Planning Commission
W. E. Duplantis Jr
Sjolander
Dim Landers
Harris County
Ward Road
Alexander Drive
Baker Road
Two Large Land Tracts Bought In Chambers
West Chambers County Development Co. reports purchase of 172.93 acres north of Cherry Point Mont Belvieu for a high density residential subdivision. Negotiations continue for 396 acres adjoining Cherry Point. Dallas investor Robert Coit bought about 400 acres west of Highway 146 from the Delno Brown property via a trustee.
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Mont Belvieu
West Chambers County
Gordon Speer
West Chambers County Development Co
Cherry Point
Speer
Robert
Coit
Dallas
Highway 146
Delno Brown
A. N. (Boots) Nelson
TV ritual prompts blunt sports interview critique
Joe Garagiola complains about clichés in sports interviews. He cites questions after losses and famous quotes such as Don Larsen’s perfect game and a Dodgers pitcher’s spitball reply. He notes analysts and players often stick to safe answers, while witty lines are rare.
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Cynthia Lowry
Joe Garagiola
NBC
Feliches
Don Larsen
Don
John Brodie
San Francisco
Roger Craig
Dodgers
Arizona
World Unknown To Blind, Talk By Fingers
Louise Selby and her brother Bill, both deaf mute and blind, live at Country House in Battle Creek Michigan. They rely on finger talk and occasional Braille to communicate, with Louise interpreting for Bill when needed. They have little awareness of world events beyond their home and rarely use sewing or craft skills.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Louise Selby
Louise
Bill
Country House
Paris Home To That Paris Home To That Get Facelift
Sam Bell Maxey home in Paris will receive a face lift with a $30 000 exterior restoration and $3 800 for the servants' house and carriage house funded by a 27 988 matching funds grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development The city owns the structure and the project includes foundation repairs front porch reconstruction and restoration to turn the residence into a museum under the Lamar County Historical Society
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Hep. Wright Patman
Gen. Maxey
Lamar County Historicall
Maxey
Department of House
Ing and Urban Development
City of
Paris
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