Knights and civic notices fill Monday meeting schedule
Knights of Columbus officers meet at 7.5 p.m. Monday at the KC hall 2600 W Main La Porte. Baytown Parks extends sign-up through Monday for a nine to 12 year old ramp program at W C Jenkins Park Crosby Cedar Cayou Head 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Safety Council meets noon Monday at Newby's Restaurant with B G Marsh of Texas Parks and Wildlife speaking on recreational safety. Dorothy Dreyer recovering from surgery at UH Anderson Hospital room 412B. Summer band rehearsals begin Monday with 12:30 p.m. brass and percussion, 1:30 p.m. full band, 2:30 p.m. wind sections. Haytown and troulsoual lawyer Grewn Vickery reelected to a second one-year term on the Texas Trial Lawyers Association board. Anilla Bowerman named panelist for the Governor's Commission on Physical Fitness, will conduct a geriatrics workshop July 28.
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Distro
Knights of Columbus
la Porte
Council No. Tag
KC Hall
W. Main
Baytown
Safety Council
Baytown Cinzens Safety Council
Newby's
B. G. Marsh
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Dolpi
Anilla Bowerman
Harold Lane
Governor's Commission On
Wace
Texas school dress code promotes nondiscrimination
A fragmented article notes a Texas school adopts a dress code to avoid discrimination. It mentions beard expulsion as a possible measure and clarifies that boys may be required to attend if they fail to comply. The piece reflects period concerns over gendered attire and school policy.
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Texas
Lubbac
Weekend News Roundup From Silent City
Will Wradbury visits before weekend assignments handed by wife Evelyn. Dr WH Bridges tanks refreshed after a long day. Pat Fuller dismissed from San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Allen Gentry headlines Teen Town with a flashy pickup. Ava Loeffler hosts birthday cake and ice cream. Jay Walker’s surprise party for a birthday. Baylawn welcomes Scay, Larry, Brett and Matt Tekker back from Indiana. Blaine Nelson and Susin Nelson of Aruba visit town. Vera Hartt reports good news tip. Joan Medonall provides newsroom morning snacks. Nancy Coffman plans annual Triple-E coffee event.
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Will Wradbury
Evelyn
Bridges
Pat) Fuller
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Allen Gentry
Mes
Ava. Loeffler
Daligher
Jay Walker
Scay
Larry
Brett
Matt Tekker
Baylawn
Indiana
Blaine
Susin Nelson
Aruba
Vera Hartt
Joan Medonall
Nancy Coffman
Three Streets Affected As Council Vetoes Plea To Stay Speed
City council voted to raise speed limits to 40 mph on Cedar Bayou from North Main to Highway 14, McKinney Road from Massey Tompkins to Highway 146, and Ward from Narcille to Highway 146 despite traffic committee objections. Supporters argued the higher limit. opponents warned of hazards and enforcement issues on narrow Cedar Bayou and busy Ward.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Cedar Tayou
North Main
McKinney
Massey-Tompkins
Ward
Narcille
Power blackout would not halt vital functions here
Baytown officials warned a city wide power outage could cripple emergency power at hospitals police fire and city services. Officials noted pumps water storage sewer treatment and municipal centers would suffer if generators failed, with emergency power uncertain and response plans relying on partial outages during storms or hurricanes.
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Baytown
Vickerson
Ao Power Municipal Service Center
Jill Works Department
City Council Approves $20,000 Transit Study Contract
Heytown approves a $20,000 transit study with Langford Engineering of Houstay for four months to examine travel patterns on Interstate 10 from Baytown to Houston and State Highway 225 to Houston. Subcontractor Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M stands to develop travel patterns with $1,309 for travel. One vote against by Ted Klonsel over distance concerns.
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Heytown
Langford Engineering Co
Houstay
Sib
Texas Transportatation Institute
Texas A&m Research Foundation
Collupe Station
Baytown
Houston
Lie
Transi
Ted Kloesel
Texas A&m University
Turnabout Candidate Seeks School Board Seat
Robert Kirkley, who announced withdrawal from the Aug 1 school board race, said he will seek election to Position 8, facing Inene Bill Going and Mrs Gay Brock. Ballot positions will be drawn at 7 pm in the School Administration Building. Kirkley cited issues like teacher communication and tax relief for seniors as key priorities.
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Deya Luthmanger
Robert Kirkley
the Sun
Kirkley
Inene Bill Going
Gay Brock
Fundamental School
Mandaragatal
Ross Sterling
The
Sun
San Jacinto College
Pasadenia
Kirkley Svi
North Korea hands over crew and bullion to U S authorities
In Panmunjom the North Korean side handed three crewmen and bullion to U S authorities after their Army helicopter was shot down over Communist territory. The incident follows tensions in the region and involves a missing copilot and the three killed crew members.
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Panmuniom
Korea
North Korea
U.S
Vilay
Weather and Tides for Baytown Weekend
Partly cloudy weekend forecast for Baytown with a 10 percent chance of thunder showers. Temperatures in the 70s. Tides listed for Sunday and Monday with times for high and low tides and sunrise and sunset times.
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Baytown
Harold Reid Named Baytown Chamber Boss
Mississippi native Harold Reid has been hired as Baytown Chamber of Commerce general manager by President Rick Peebles. Reid, formerly incentive director at Kosciusko Community Development Corp, will assume duties in September, filling the vacancy from Dave Maine’s retirement. He brings extensive chamber and industrial development experience and envisions Baytown continuing its growth and progress.
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Mississippi
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Rick Peebles
Riday
Virakd W. Reid
Txcentive
Ute Koselusko-Athala Chatter of Commerce and Industrial de Velopment Corp
Kosciusko
Miss
Citber
Reid
Chmiher
Lou
Dave Maine
Il Health
Peebles
Heid
Tony
Baylane
Citizens To Continue As School District Depository
The school board approved continued use of Citizens National Bank as the district depository for two years though interest rates remain low. The board awarded $21,068.45 in office supply contracts to ten vendors, led by Matherne’s at $6,339.28 and Wilson, Wallace, and others completing the list. Cafeteria food and staple contracts show totals around $1769,114.78 with Lyons Supply and Sysco Food Service among vendors. exact unit counts were not provided.
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Citzens
Wait National Bank
Ace Lilly Joe Cromer Co
Calefaria Food and
Lyons Supply
Oak Putin Iris
Ramsay Baking Co
Witt Food
Servicw Ara Syscom 1
Servius
Dolinny Clark
Hoh Sauts+ anreedi
Clark
Munmets
Imatherne
Wilson
Wallace
Consury
Arawnery
Frankel
A. B. Dick
Frye
Standard Instant
Sysco Food Service
Morton Foods
Baytown Val earns first award for exemplary datatanding effort
CE Gilber Jamespl. tet Baytown Val receives the first award from Chief EH Turner for a new program recognizing outstanding performance. The award was presented by City Manager Fritz Lanham at a city council meeting.
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Baytown Val
CE Gilber
Pasadena
Lanham
Hall
Sun
Glenn Folkes
City to set Cedar Bayou speed limit to 40 mph on 30 milestone plan
July 25 city plan to raise speed on Cedar Bayou Road to 40 mph as part of a broader ordinance. McKinney Mead Ward Wood propose changes. ordinance takes effect 10 days after passage but crews delay new signs for the Sunday holiday. Roadways near Narciite Kilgore and Bay trailer path face alignment issues. subdivision of 49 lots near Hiro station eyed. Traffic panel notes aim to curb speed on all streets to Baytown. officials discuss adjusting speed limits to match traffic flow while acknowledging public concerns.
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Cedar Bayou
MrKinney Mead
Ward Wood
Nateille
Ward Road
Herwnan Narciite
Kilgore Road
Sidewalk Problems Up Again Monday
Baytown Planning Commission meets Monday night to consider waivers on the sidewalk ordinance along side yards in Allenbrook and Second of Chaparral, plus reviews of consolidation requests, subdivision regulations, and Creel County Estates near Wallisville and Toads. The development spans 14,869 acres and sits in extraterritorial jurisdiction awaiting commission approval.
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Baytown
Creel County
Wallisville and
Toads
Creel Country Estates
Ils Tite City
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