Mont Belvieu City Council Sets Special Meeting
Mont Belvieu city council will hold a special meeting at 6 40 p m Monday in city hall with items including a Warren Petroleum well permit and a Diamond Shamrock pipeline permit on the agenda. Story Hour at Sterling Municipal Library Tuesday morning for children aged 4 to 7. Knights of Columbus from Misibeth region to install officers Tuesday night. Joseph Cathgly church at 1907 Carolina to host officers by 7 45 p m. West Chambers County Historical and Genealogical Society to meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Mont Belvieu fire hall.
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Parity Weather And Tides In Baytown Area Forecast
Partly cloudy with a 2 percent chance of showers through Tuesday. Low near 60s tonight, high around 70s Tuesday. Baytown tides show highs around 7:58 am and 2:40 pm with low tides early morning and late afternoon. Sunrise Tuesday 6:47 am, sunset at 6:18 pm. Local scene notes mix with names in community vignettes and casual anecdotes.
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Meeting Set Tonight Trustees To Rule On Teaching Of Creation
School trustees meet at 7 30 p m in the Administration Building to vote on first reading four policies allowing Creation to be taught alongside evolution in biology. Also on the agenda are a San Marcos ISD support request for a 5A UIL classification, elementary attendance zone changes, and a Baytown Classroom Teachers Association budget presentation.
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Connecticut mass murder case stalls at arraignment
A man accused in a mass killing in Connecticut appeared in court as arraignment was delayed. The incident is reported amid a weekend of violent deaths in Texas with 16 fatalities including multiple gunshot and road deaths. An explosion in a Glass company building in a flood-ravaged city caused casualties and injuries.
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Talks Open On Seoul Defense Pact And Pullout Plan
President Carter assured that the U S defense commitment to South Korea remains firm. Defense Secretary Brown and South Korea discussed establishing a joint U S South Korea military forum with a one year timeline to place forces under a single commander and move toward a gradual withdrawal of 33 000 U S ground troops amid concern over strategic vulnerability and political opposition in the United States. Brown also delivered a personal letter from Carter to Park Chung Hee during a two hour meeting.
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Passing Fancy at Pearce Street Journal
The piece reflects on Governor Muberta nominated unknowingly and cites UT Austin’s 1883 opening as a gubernatorial achievement. It ponders the university’s later longing for a passing game as Darrell Royal leaves the sidelines and a new coach arrives to emphasize the forward pass over the wishbone.
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Carter Brags On Job Plan In Addressing Black Group
President Carter, facing criticism from the National Urban League, underscored federal programs to create jobs. Vernon Jordan, leader of a moderate civil rights group, criticized the administration as lacking a full employment and urban revitalization policy while acknowledging Carter’s effort to engage black leaders. Jordan said the speech did not signal a break between Blacks and the White House.
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Sadat orders troops to cease hostilities in border crisis
Cairo AP reports President Sadat ordered Egyptian forces to halt hostilities in the six day border clash with Libya as Algerian mediators and Libyan leader Khadafy engage in talks. Paratroopers withdrew from Araghhub oasis while Libya claims air losses and Egypt reports raids on Al Adam airbase south of Tobruk.
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Former Baytonian Enters Louisiana Governor Race
Dr. Terry D. King of New Orleans seeks the Louisiana governorship in 1979. He argues a non political background and medical leadership qualify him, citing pediatric expertise, Tulane professorship, and a past career as a cotton entomologist. He vows to push industrial development, energy, education, and employment while serving as a “service organization” for citizens.
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