City crews trim heavy limbs east of Highway 146 area
Work continues in Bowie Addition to Roseland Oaks area this week clearing brush and limbs east of Highway 146 and between Highway 146 and Main Street from Mabry Road north to 40 Pelly and Ute south. San Dacinto Council No. 2788 members and families attend Sunday masses at SS Joseph's church. Vacation Bible School runs August 15 at Second Baptist Church for ages three to grade six. James Mari Ward, son of Mr and Mrs James E Raff of 204 Colby, named to dean's list in UT College of Business for spring semester.
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City approves new set of off street parking rules
Baytown City Council approved a new chapter in the code of ordinances governing off street parking. Walker was named in honor of a local family, with the inspection department tasked to administer and enforce the rules. Parking bans and limits were set for sections along Highway Boulevard Woodway Drive Harbor and Cedar streets, with future right of way purchases authorized for improvement projects.
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Navy Machinist’s Mate Recruit Completes Training
Navy announces recruit James M Goetschius son of Mr and Mrs Goetschius of Channelview completed the basic machinist mate course. He enlisted in January 1977 and completed the training screen in the program.
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Weather And Tides for Baytown Area
Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers in the Baytown area. Expect lows near 60s Friday night, highs in the mid 70s, then Saturday high near 90s. Tides and sunrise sunset times provided for Saturday.
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JONGS Message and Local Visits Highlight Clyde Scene
Rev Ed Summers delivers a message as Sel David Alford stationed in Lansing visits his parents Mr and Mrs Samy Alford. Monique Booth enjoys sister Marline's visit from France while Kim Lounsberry returns home from a stateside vacation. Debbie and Hible Johnson Peggy and Melvin Jones visit Hodges Gardens as Robin Perkins regains vigor. Joe Phelps welcomes a new baby girl. Glen Rosier discusses a film project.
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Council OKs Adjustments In August Electric Bills
Baytown City Council approved billing adjustments for August by Houston Lighting & Power Co. The fuel cost adjustment rises to $10.0, while the cost of service adjustment falls 0.25 in July and 0.19 in August, producing a higher bill for 2000 kWh this August than July. If the old rate had stayed in effect, the 2000 kWh bill would be $68.03 with a base cost of $43.05 and a tax of $3.11.
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Carter hints welfare plan may cost more than first thought
Washington AP report indicates President Carter warned the welfare reform plan could exceed initial estimates as he reviews a 24.9 million dollar first year budget and funds from Social Security and a proposed oil tax to finance the program. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano Jr and Cabinet members discussed a 60 page outline. no decisions disclosed.
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Coady Votes Saturday On Sewer Bonds
Uarris County Fresh Water District No. 27 schedules a bond election Saturday at 5534 Wade Road from 7 am to 7 pm to fund sewer mains and a treatment plant amid soil and overflow issues in the Coady area. If approved, about 27 000 feet of mains at 221 000 and a treatment plant at 800 000 would be financed plus costs for manholes pumping stations and administration.
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Methodist Youth Week Plans in Baytown Area
The Baytown area Methodist Churches announce annual Youth Activities Week from August 7 to 11 with the theme Miracles Biblical and Modern Day. Activities start 1 p.m. at Grace United Methodist and 6 p.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist each day, featuring dinners, programs, discussions, recreation, and worship. A family dance is set for Tuesday August 9 with country or western dress. Open to junior high, high school, and college age participants.
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Deepwater port bid in Gulf of Mesive faces delays and finance debate
AP reports a contentious push to finish a private terms deepwater port for supertankers in the Gulf of Mesive. Officials warn funding and revenue use may delay completion while private terms seek to advance the project amid political and industry scrutiny.
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Tax collection critique from Matsura and Pearce Straet journal
The text critiques U S tax collection history and policy, citing a 1977 plan to simplify collection. It depicts extreme confiscation ideas, imagining earnings dumped into a bucket and government seizure of money, illustrating growing harshness in tax enforcement.
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City sidewalk change discussed at Baytown council meeting
Baytown City Council tabled action on sidewalk ordinance changes and a mobile home setback proposal. The meeting also deferred a plan to abandon a fivestreet utility case on Wooster Terrace, amid concerns from council members about street safety and property access.
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Ed Monk Named Dean of Student Personnel Services at LC
Ed Monk, eight-year Lee College faculty member, was named dean of student personnel services. Regents approved two teachers’ contracts, predated resignations of three faculty members, and discussed recruitment initiatives.
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