LC Depository To Remain At First National
The See College depository with an average daily balance of 629415 will stay two more years at First National Bank. The board of regents voted to reappoint First National after a month of debate with Citizens National Bank. Attorneys discussed ambiguities in bids and possible investment losses, but the contract will fix terms after clarifications.
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Wanda Orton
See College
First National Bank
Board of Regents
First National
Citizens National Bank
Lee College Round of Regents
Frank van Court
Lee College Regents
Lown Bank
Citizens
Citizens Bank
Wien
Lee College Board of Regents
van Court
E. L. Gunn
Sam Hastings
John Pechacek
Election Canceled for Cedar Bayou Park Utility District
The election planned for Saturday to confirm the Cedar Bayou Park Utility District formation has been canceled. The district was created by a Texas Legislature approved special bill last May, but cannot act without an electoral approval.
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Cedar Bayou Park
Texas
Baytown City Council holds special session on minority petition
Baytown City Council will meet at 6:30 PM Friday at City Hall to continue discussions with minority groups over demands in a petition. The public is invited. Bayside residents and local officials anticipate heated debate as community members press for action and transparency in governance.
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Baytown
Baytown Forecast and Morgan's Point Tides
The Baytown area is expected to be clear to partly cloudy and hot through Saturday. Friday temperatures range from the mid 70s to the upper 20s. Tides at Morgan's Point for Saturday show a high at 3 37 p.m. and a low at 1 49 a.m.
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Baytown Area
Lee College faculty pay hikes await state funding approval
The Lee College board of regents approved faculty and staff raises contingent on state funds. An appropriations bill is expected during a special legislative session, with a fallback to local taxes if needed. The plan raises annual instruction costs from 900 900 to 1 040 900 and averages 11.3 percent plus a 2.54 percent increment. Beginning salaries for those with bachelor degrees start at 6600 for nine months, with steps by service, max 7200. tenure possible after a master's and three years.
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Lee College
Board of Regents
Richard D. Strahan
Regents
Strahan
Parking Free Saturday in Haytown Dollar Days
Downtown Haytown shoppers enjoy no meter fees Friday and Saturday as meters are covered during Dollar Day values. The Downtown Retail Merchants Association sponsors special sales across participating stores to attract buyers.
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Haytown
Downtown Retail Merchants Association
Baytown OKs Low-Cost Housing Plan in Lease Program
Baytown City Council approved a Baytown Housing Authority lease plan to provide subsidized housing for low income families. A 450-family waiting list and full government owned 210 apartments prompted support from Mayor Glen Walker and most council members, while Councilman Don Hullum sought more details. Federal rent subsidies would fund private dwelling leases under the plan presented by E C Winegartner.
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Baytown
Housing Authority
Glen Walker
Leonard Stasney
Lamar Kelley
Allen Cannon
David Evans
Ted Klaesel
E. C. Winegartner
Board of Commissioners
Winegartner
Travis Porter
Baytown Interfaith Housing Corp
Senate panel reviews new classified reports on defense plan
Senate opponents of the Safeguard missile system say newly available classified reports cast doubt on its effectiveness. A House committee recommends major tax changes expected to raise federal revenue by two billion. Seven Americans and two South Vietnamese soldiers die when a U S helicopter is shot down along the Cambodian border. Caroline Louise Hade, 14, is stabbed to death in San Antonio as police investigate a motive. Two Texas A&M football players are hospitalized after a gang assault on a Galveston beach.
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House
U.S
Plain of Reeds
Texas A&m
Jerry Minyard
Port Neches
Allan Wayne Hanson
Kemah
Galveston
Moon Astronauts In Good Shape After Moon Landing
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins returned from the moon and showed better heart and vessel condition than prior flights. Doctors found no moon germs, one ear inflammation harmless, and noted fluid from re entry. They begin 21 days of quarantine at MQF before tests at LRL Houston.
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Air Force
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Apollo
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Hornet
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Armatrong
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LRL
Houston
Tex
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Carpentier
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Space Center
Bayshore Center gains federal staffing grant for mental retardation
A $49 216 federal staffing grant opens Bayshore Center for Mental Health and Retardation in Baytown to launch new services with the Baytown Opportunity Center and nearby districts. The grant covers part of an $82 591 annual budget, with 43 375 to be funded locally or by state sources. Federal support declines over four years, and full funding ends after year four, while state funds await Texas Legislature action.
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Bayshore Center
Baytown Opportunity Center
Don Marler
Marler
Marlee
Texas
Preston Smith
Barbers Hill appoints Glendean White as new superintendent
Glendean White, 38, personnel director for the Pasadena School District, will start as Barbers Hill superintendent on Aug. 15 under a three year contract at 16000 dollars yearly plus travel allowance. Trustees meet Aug. 4 to finalize. White succeeds J. O. Horn who resigned. He holds a bachelor and a master in education and did graduate work at Baylor and UT.
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Glendean White
Pasadena
Barbers Hill
White
Harvey Collen
Barbers MI
While
J. O. Horn
Catlen
Jack Fikes
N.G. Dardin
Richard Jobson
Joe Blythe
N. Joseph Jr
R. J. Austin
Hill County
Corsicana
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nacogdoches
Baylor
University of Texas
Election Details Eyed by Baytown Officials
Baytown city council and Highlands community representatives will meet at city hall to discuss an understanding for Highlands to hold an election in corporation status. City Attorney Bill Laughlin noted no signing authority exists due to Highlands lacking a governmental entity, so any agreement must be mutual offer. The council rejected a General Telephone Co plan to expand service and raise rates. Highlands Rotary's Community Services Committee urged a swift decision to proceed with an incorporation election while Ezell clarified he never asked for annexation by Baytown.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
Highlands
City Hall
Ins Corporation
Bill Laughlin
General Telephone Co
Highlands Rotary Club Community Services Committee
Ezell
Idaytown
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