Baytown-Houston Region Shows Economic Strength
Houston area figures released by the Houston Chamber of Commerce show strong early 1973 performance. April labor force 960,100. unemployment down 14 percent from 1972. total regional output up 26.7 percent in four months. Non-residential electric current, bank accounts, store sales, and transportation metrics all rise. port tonnage climbs 34.8 percent in April.
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Houston
Baytown
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Houston Standard
Today in History Highlights From June 11 1973
On this date in history notable events include the 1942 lend lease disclosure between the United States and the Soviet Union to aid the Soviet war effort. Birthdays listed include Rise Stevens Hazel Scott Nikolai Bulganin and other figures. Thought for today offers a short aphorism.
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Associated Press
United States
Soviet Union
George I
England
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Russia
Juliana of
Netherlands
Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Alabama
George Wallace
Univ ‘Versity
National Guard
France
U.S
North
Vietnam
Rise Stevens
Hazel Scott
Ormer
Employment Office Open House Held
An open house at the new employment office welcomed Raytown residents. The facility opened in April and features a modern layout with square feet and 120 workers anticipated to staff services.
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Wally
Raytown
Baytonian Wins Clark Foundation Scholarship
Susan Clayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Shelly Clayton 601 Republic received the Clark Foundation Scholarship of $730 from the Texas Interscholastic League Foundation for achievement in UIL contests typing spelling and creative writing She graduated valedictorian from Robert E Lee High School and held National Honor Society and other honors while also earning the National Council of Teachers of English Award.
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Susan Clayton
Shelly Clayton
Republic
Clark Foundation
Texas Interscholastic League Foundation
Robert FE. Lee High School
National Honor Society
Brivediers
National Council For Teachers of English
Stitchery Classes Planned at Lee College
A three week course in creative stitchery will start June 18 at Lee College. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 30 to 11 30 a m in Room 208 Technical Vocational Building. Instructor Mrs Jane Webber will teach completing a Stitchery kit and creating original designs. The course costs 16 with a small extra fee for out of district residents. Contact Continuing Education for details and registration.
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Lee College
Technical Vocational
Jane Webber
Reister
Arthur Miller Retired Exxon Worker Plans Estate Business
Arthur Miller, a retired Exxon USA Refinery Mechanical Department worker and Cedar River Baptist Church member, plans to enter the estate business. He and his wife Anita have one son four daughters and nine grandchildren.
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Arthur Bo Miller
Exxon USA
Efisiery
Andi Wietion
Maydel
Eis
Cedar River Baptist Church
Miller
Hobby Miller
Anitai
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