Exxon Exec Warns Of Long Term Energy Shortages
Exxon USA senior vice president Oral Luper warned at the Florida Bankers Association meeting that the United States faces a deteriorating energy situation. He cited rising imports, declining domestic oil and gas output, and a projected 50 percent demand increase in 15 years, stressing conservation and domestic resource development. He warned divestiture threats could reduce oil output and cost jobs.
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Hollywood
Fla
U.S
Exxon USA
Florida Bankers Association
Exxon
Oral L. Luper
Luper
Crosby Board To Discuss Hair Code
Crosby School Board calls a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday to review the district hair code after a May letter from the U S Office for Civil Rights at HEW. The letter urged changes to comply with Title IX banning sex discrimination and set a June 7 deadline.
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Crosby
Crosby School Board
Kenneth Pye
Office For Civil Rights
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Noon Stocks roundup from Courteny Paine firms
Noon stock notes list Courteny Paine Webber Jackson Curtis clients showing mixed moves across ARCO Beth Steel Delamare Cities Servis Kimberly Clark and Walgreen. Dow and DuPont and GM cited with price changes. several misreads obscure exact figures and entities.
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Courteny of Paine
Webber, Jackson and Curtis
Atlantic Richfield
Beth Steel Delamere
Servis
Kimberly Clarke
SS. Kresge
Mobi
Dil Momento
National Distillers Phillips Pet
Schlumberger
Sear
Sell
Southern Co
Sualfer Chem Sea OU
Teweece
Texas
Eamera
Call Sal
Channelview Water Unit Okays Bonds
Voters in Fresh Water Supply District 6 approved a 764 295 bond for water and sewer improvements. The district covers Channelview Acres de Zavala Acres Lakeside Park Estates and part of Jacintoport. About 500 eligible voters. 88 voted with 55 for and 33 against. Bond allocates 622 400 for water system improvements and 141 905 for sewer improvements. Ester Clark presided.
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Channelview
Channelview Acres
de Zavala Acres
Lakeside Park Estates
Jacintoport
Ester Clark
Inge
Baytonians Help In Trinity Bay Rescue
Five people drifted for hours on Trinity Bay before rescue at about 2 p.m. Monday. Capt John T. Pierce his daughter Brenda Kay 19 son Mark 10 and two crewmen Albert Johnson and James Golden were aboard when the motor failed Sunday. A Coast Guard call yielded no aid and a helicopter sighting offered little help. An anchor line snapped Sunday night and a boatsman later towed the sinking craft to shore. Doug Crawley and two staff in Triumph rescued Runell at 2 p.m. after a squall. The rescued party, soaked, borrowed dry clothes.
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Trinity Bay
John T. Pierce
Houston
Double Bayou
Brenda Kay
Mark
Albert Johnson
James Golden
Trinity River
Pierce
U.S. Coast Guard
Doug Crawley
Crawley
Tri-City Beach Road
Woodie Allen
Earl Jackson
Triumph
Runell
Elocutionist Elocutionist and Other Football Notes
CHICAGO AP reports Elocutionist a 6-4 240 lineman, part of a colt Elocutionist by Gallant Romeo, tied to racing. He suffered swelling in the right front leg but not serious, will be evaluated after a Saturday Belmont prep. Vernon Schuppan named 1976 Rookie of the Year after Indy 500. Jimbo Elrod and Andy Bushak set for Coaches All-America game on June 19. Elrod 106 tackles last season, Bushak 8.
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Chicago
Dist
America
Navy
Phannac Cadman Eaid
Indianapolis
Vern Schuppan
Schuppan
Whyalla
South Australia
Lubbock
Tex
Jimbo Elrod
Oklahoma
Andy Bushak
Elrod
Bushak
HL&P Workers Urged to Defer Strike
HL and P workers in Houston were urged by federal mediators to defer strike action until a new contract offer can be considered. Mediators asked a secret vote by Local 66 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers before striking at midnight Wednesday. The union previously rejected a contract offer and would strike if talks fail. BL&P says service would continue with trained personnel and management. The dispute centers on a two year versus a two to three year contract.
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Houston
Lighting and Power Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hl&p
Bl&p
Animal Protection League Pushes Baytown Sterilization Plan
Sara Cryer, president of the Animal Protection League, urged Baytown City Council to consider a city funded sterilization program for animals from the pound. She argued current practices subsidize unwanted animals and proposed directing a $20 new owner fee toward spaying or neutering. The council referred the idea to administration for feasibility study.
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Sara Cryer
Pounds
Animal Protection League
Cryer
San Jacinto
Galena Park High Class of 1966 Reunion Set for Aug 21
Galena Park High School alumni from the Class of 1966 plan a reunion on August 21 at the Stouffer Greenway Plaza Hotel. Reservations are due by July 21. For details contact Glenda Bowwley at 427-6107 or Joe and Jeanne Sapp at 424-4865.
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Galena Park
Stouffer Greenway Plaza
Glenda Bowwley
Gore
Joe and
Jeanne Sapp
Y Summer Day Camp Starts Next Monday in Baytown
Baytown YMCA opens a four two week session summer day camp at 9 a.m. Monday with Indian Village for ages seven to nine and Pioneer camp for ten to twelve. Sessions run June 18, June 21 to July 2, July 5 to 16, and July 19 to 30 at the League of Women Voters park.
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Baytown Ymca
League of Women Voters
Wye Drive
Danny Fleming
YMCA
Funeral Services for Mrs. Kirby May Nixon Channelview
Mrs. Kirby May Nixon 85 of 402 Woodland Channelview died at 1:30 a.m. Monday in a Pasadena hospital. Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Channelview with Rev. Byron Allen officiating. Survived by daughter Pauline Brasher Channelview three granddaughters Ann Crump Deer Park Ann Brasher Channelview Mildred Murphy Philadelphia Pa and three grandsons T. E. Nixon Alvin J. M. Nixon Pasadena David Brasher Channelview. Burial San Jacinto Memorial Park Earthman Funeral Home directed. Pallbearers Okley Chris Ficklin Jack Owens Cecil Wilson Walter Robbins Ray Holloway.
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Nixon Channelview
Kirby May Nixon
Woodland
Channelview
First Baptist Church
Byron Allen
Nixon
Pasadena
Pauline Brasher
Ann Crump
Deer Park
Ann Brasher
Mildred Murphy
Philadelphia
T. E. Nixon
Alvin
J. M. Nixon
David Brasher
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Earthman Funeral Home
Okley
Chris Ficklin
Jack Owens
Cecil Wilson
Walter Robbins
Ray Holloway
Car Fire Damages Vehicle on James Street
A car was damaged by fire on 2500 E James Monday night. Station 4 firefighters were dispatched at 8:43 p.m.
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E. James
Multiple Classified Ads For Pets Services And Items
A dense classifieds page lists numerous items and services including pairs of white doves for sale at $25, baby clothes priced per piece, baby-sitting services for ages two and up, yard work and mowing offered with hourly rates, a teen girl seeking sit jobs, stable chores with horses, rabbits and guinea pigs for sale, a go-cart and various small goods, uniform and posters, and contact names with phone numbers across local neighborhoods. The entries mix pets, household help, and sale notices with scattered ages and locations.
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Paul
Kann
Gwen
Massey Tompkins
Park
Patricia
Sera Pig
Carl Marianne
Carl Sandra
Carl Kelly
FFA
Olock
Randy Hogue
Fair Park Area
David
Kenneth
Dalle
Fos
Dian Rogier
Brenda
Call Elizabeth
Tanya
Timberline
Eugenia
Brown
Carlos
Lakewood
Deana
Ronda Johnston
Buble
Colletta
Matt
Larry
Patton
Karyl
Richard
Beth
Ron
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Exec
Crosby Board
Channelview Water Unit
Baytonians
Trinity Bay Rescue
Renee Johnson
Andy Johnson
Marvin Road
Northwest Academy
Renee
Joyce Brown
Highlands
Rick McCauley
Elocutionist
Gallant Romeo
Purchase
Colby Earl Barnes
Diana Barnes
Baytown
Travis Barnes
E. E. Barnes
Marguerite Stackhouse
Elizabeth Stackhouse
Miami, Fla
W. J. Bollier
Trinity
Here Wants
Jimmy Allen Lawrence
Jimmy Lee Lawrence
Allen G. Ardoin
Aristel Lawrence
Paw
U.S. Steel
Texas Works
Dave Marquez
Houston- Baytown
United States Steel
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