Unclear OCR Fragments Describe Facility Plans
Fragmentary text mentions committee, facilities, remodel, and possible additions but is garbled. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
12 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1977
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions committee, facilities, remodel, and possible additions but is garbled. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
Garth longtime Baytonian died early Saturday at Raytown hospital. He was retired from Exxon. Arrangements are pending. Gulf-Coast Community Services Youth Nutrition Program for ages 6 to 18 at 10 a.m. Monday at 801 Oak. Bible School at First Church of God for ages 3-14 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. Baytown Association of Childbirth Education nursing matters group meets Monday evening Suite 202 Graystone Building Decker Drive. Gulf Coast Hospital candy stripers meet Monday in the clinic lobby. Moms vs Kids Little League Indians game Monday 7 p.m. behind Stephen F. Austin School.
Baytown area forecast stays warm with a slim 2 percent rain chance. Weekend tides show Sunday highs around 6:36 pm and 9:36 am with Monday highs near 9:18 am and 4:40 pm, including multiple morning and evening low tides. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Sunday and Monday with minor text garble in end notes.
Barbara and Joe Watkins celebrate 71 years of marriage. Judy and Jim Parris observe a lath wedding anniversary. Dorothy Ammons returns to Lee College after an accident. Dora Ward approves banana bread. Walter Wayne Cassily raves over a backyard find a cat and two kittens. Rosa and Manuel Chrutl host relatives in Bruceville with Katie Hunter salutatorian and Kim Hunter home from Germany.
Crosby School Board approves an eight-point district wide program to emphasize basic skills from kindergarten through eighth grade. Troy Marler will implement the plan with lessons including scheduled subjects, ability grouping, teacher control, student self esteem, creative writing, parent involvement, and teacher accountability. Observers at the meeting supported the proposal after a one hour discussion following the fundamental program committee recommendation.
AP reports Ray and five fellow escapees were trapped within five square miles near PETHOS Tennessee. Bloodhounds tracked three men but capture was not achieved. Ray, serving a nine year term, escaped Brushy Mountain State Prison by ladder made from pipe. FBI and state officials led a large manhunt with roadblocks and searches in cold, brushy terrain.
Baytown police chief Turner announced STEP the selective traffic enforcement program remains in effect through June 30, promising continued tickets for violators. Council failed to extend it nine more weeks due to absences and procedural limits, despite Mayor Gentry and Jody Lander supporting the measure.
Baytown City Council to recommend to Harris County Commissioners Court that HB Holland Construction of Humble be awarded the Community Development Program contract for 292 378. The bid was lowest of six for improvements in Busch Terrace Central Keighs and Rio Vista neighborhoods funded by federal grants and a 1975 bond. The county will act on the city’s recommendation.
Supporters of Gu Dalph Brisco waited in day ten, anxious about third term campaign amid altered election coverage. Weather in Lor state continued, with images showing varied conditions across the region.
The piece hints at a chaotic bureaucratic struggle as Senate action on a 1978 act extends compliance and signals a potential political realignment. It debates if minds favor rapid liberty or continuing control, with judgment looming in the coming days.
Karen van Trimble recounts wartime evacuations from Beirut to Jerusalem and Tiberias with her husband Maj. J F van Trimble. She describes surrounding dangers, hunger lines for bread, a German bank worker aiding her, and chance meetings with Miss L Mitchell and missionary Bill Trimble. The account ends with reflections on overseas life and future return.
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