LC eyes Hispanic cultural center on Texas Avenue site
Lee College officials plan to seek funds to convert 311 and 317 W. Texas into a Hispanic cultural educational center. The college rejected all bids on the Brunson Theater bank building and Morrison building and may rebid on Morrison. Highest bids were 1000 theater 7500 bank 5180 Morrison. Buildings were donated from 1983 to 1981 and cost about 15000 yearly for insurance and maintenance.
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Lee College
Texas
Brunson Theater
Citizens Bank and Trust Buildings
Vivian Blevins
1.C
LC Board of Regents
Bank
Morrison
Alden Weaver
Board of Regents
College
Regent.2 changes in LC administration
Lee College Board of Regents approved twenty two posts for 1987 88 with seven new positions created by consolidating existing jobs. Contracts were approved for four new roles while others received renewals or transfers including operations director senior accountant public information and electronic media supervisor photographer. Some key staff changes and vacancies were noted with several positions left for future action as of Sept 1 1987.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Keith Coburn
Kyle Jennings
College Grill
Gwen Hillier
Kathy Clausen
Clausen
Alan Swenson
Swenson
Electronic
Blevins
Johnette Hodgin
Robert Backstrom
John McCormick
Ed Monk
Robert Davis
Howard Duhon
Alston
Chaffey Community College
Alta Loma
Calif
Cecil Morgan
Property owners asked to fix leaky sewer lines in yards
City engineers say owners will be given time to correct leaky sanitary sewer lines causing rain water to flood Baytown's system. Smoke tests found 15 to 20 cases of rainwater entering private lines, with about 10 percent deliberate hookups. Officials warn fines up to 10,000 a day and offer help to find solutions.
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Bruce Guynn
Norman Dykes Dykes
West Main
Ray Swofford
Texas Water Commission
Baytown
Swofford
Airhart Addition
Old Baytown
Randy Strong
Credibility Gap: Reagan Weathering Press Antipathy Tale
The Pearce Street Journal recounts a stormy boat outing with President Reagan and a close friend. A Coast Guard Cutter assisted after a sudden squall. Headlines the next day read Reagan Can’t Swim, illustrating media mockery.
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Pearce Street Journal
Reagan
Coast Guard
Around Town snippets from the June Esquire issue
Baytonian writer BILL BROYLES JR. discusses climbing Ing & Mountain in Argentina in the June Esquire. Marie Garrett praises an American Indian made vest. George Alien visits La Porte. Becky Crane anticipates a new home. Janice Neuman enjoys Florida vacation. James and Marie Repp excited about a new camper. Bill Cornwell visits The Sun office. Linda Stoerner notes Little League season end. Astain Lan driault finally gets wish.
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Baytonian
Ing &@ Mountain
Argentina
Esquire
Marie Garrett
George Alien
la Porte
Becky Crane
Janice Neuman
Florida
James
Marie Repp
Bill Cornwell
Sun Office
Linda Stoerner
Astain Landriault
Baytown Crusade to Feature Rev Charles Allen at Stadium
Four days of interdenominational events begin at Stallworth Stadium with Rev Charles Allen the best selling author and former Houston pastor as the main speaker. The Baytown Area Christian Crusade runs from Sunday to Wednesday at 8 p.m. nightly with testimonies from civic and church leaders, translations for the deaf and Spanish speakers, and volunteer counseling after each service.
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Allen
Interdenominational Crusade
Charles Allen
Baytown Area
Christian Crusade
Stallworth Stadium
Weekend Forecast With Mild Nights And Chance of Rain
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and low temperatures in the mid 60s on Friday night. Saturday expects partly cloudy weather with a 20 percent rain chance and highs in the mid 80s. Between 8 a.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday the record shows a low of 68 and a high of 86 degrees.
Chambers County joins in mock hurricane drill
Anahuac Texas Chambers County Emergency Management will take part in a mock hurricane exercise on June 11 under planning by the Texas Division of Emergency Management. The drill at 9 a.m. at the Law Enforcement Center in Anahuac invites county communities and organizations to send a representative to review hurricane plans checklists evacuations and the possible opening of a shelter.
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Chambers County
Anahuac
Jack Chambliss
Texas Division of Emergency Management
Chambliss
Law Enforcement Center
Euless Wins 1987 Governor's Award For Cleanup Efforts
Euless tops Baytown and Victoria in the 25 000 to 60 000 population category of the 1987 Governor's Community Achievement Awards for litter cleanup and prevention. The city will receive a 60 000 highway right of way landscaping award. Baytown was a finalist. winners announced Thursday. Finalists to be honored at the Government Awards Luncheon in Dallas on July 2.
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Euless
Baytown
Keep Texas Beautiful Inc
Victoria
Dallas
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