City approves $140000 Phase II street work plan
City council approves Phase II street improvements allocating 140000 for Burnet Street and other Central Heights projects with bids expected mid July. Councilman Barnes questions downtown focus and outlying area needs as several projects are removed to trim costs.
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Pete Lanham
Sam Fandant
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Cheyney Drive
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Robert Barnes
Lakewood Area
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Sterling
Gaillard
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Felton
Texas
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Brownwood
Central Heights
Atlantic
Monterfee
Rey
Texoma
Superior
Humble
Ontario
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North
Burnet Drive
Ecutiness
Lanham
Sun Spots and Convention Notes Across Cities
Fragmented OCR summary notes Elks party and Sun Spots events, regional conventions, a Friday schedule from 19 to 2 with a neon beacon, and a hospital update. Mentions Daniels Hospitalized and former governor Tanerel with various local trustees and weather outlook.
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Simday
Ferman
Saturnas
Neon
Ramsey County Redistricting Debate Boosts Civil Rights Rhetoric
Ramsey County officials debate redistricting under the one person one vote standard. Commissioners argue equal representation is essential, while concerns arise about constitutional conventions and potential shifts to Supreme Court precedents affecting apportionment nationwide.
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Local News Snapshots From New Orleans To Alaska
Ragged clipping notes Mrs Mickel traveling from New Orleans to meet her husband with a drill for a protest. A chorus of uncertain events lists a music festival in Thib Want Linden NJ. Chester Peters heads Alaska air drop plans with ER Winston base personnel. Sports editor Ine Whitington attends Sam Moussen State summer session. Fuzzy lines mention reserved circus tickets and editorial work by Al Melli during summer doldrums.
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Visvstedry
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SCAT Test At Lee College Tuesday Schedule
Lee College will administer the SCAT admissions test at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Tuesday in the college auditorium. Wallace J Heaner, director of testing, urged fall entrants to take the test now. Additional sessions in math, data processing, and computer programming will follow immediately at no charge.
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Tee College
Wallace J Heaner
Lee College
Hoaner
Hewner
Reactivation of City's Charter Panel Urged
Seavestion and Braswell urged reactivating the city charter committee to study revisions, especially aligning city and school trustee election dates. They proposed recording the suggestion in the minutes for Mayor Craver’s information, noting absent council members but aiming to avoid charter changes.
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Goring
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Second Heart Attack Saves Life At Club Meeting
Brown recalls May 25 heart attack at a Baytown Lions Club gathering. A young Tulane medical student and two other physicians treated him on site. He lost 12 pounds, expects a return to work in six weeks, and will undergo tests in Houston with a heart specialist next month.
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Brown
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Fats
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Lions Club
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Houston
Trustees mull $500000 bond for Lee College expansion
Trustees closely weigh a proposed $500,000 bond issue to finance Lee College expansion of vocational training programs starting in the Ih grade, with the program under non academic division. The plan aims to keep industrial arts and home economics in schools while contracting expanded facilities with the college.
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Preston Pendergrass
Lee College
George H. Gentry
Walter Runne
J. M. Stuart
Armstronget
Board Presiden Nl Macram
Reso
Preent
Desa Rondel
Ranell
Rose Will
Karl Oprysnanis
Deal
Manwick
Mitchell
Oufstead
Robert EL
Eich
Cyrpressurbanks
Mil
Onpryshik
Peat
Manvie
Mitchell Sim
Lowas
Higher Elsewhere City Traffic Fines A Bargain
Baytown residents face lower minimum traffic fines in Corporation Court compared with Justice of the Peace courts. Judge Ward’s schedule lists fines from 5 to 100 dollars for violations, with court costs often pushing totals higher. Differences noted for license offenses and speeding show substantial variance across Baytown Pasadena and South Houston venues.
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Tudor Brown
Justiee Court
Pasadena’s
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Judge Ward
City withdraws Youth Corps plan via school district
Baytown officials voted to pull the city from participating in the Neighborhood Youth Corps. The plan would have placed six youths under school district supervision with the city funding 125 dollars per month per worker. The school district already had 53 Baytown students approved for the program.
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Councilman Urges Police Help for Baytown Clean-Up Effort
Baytown councilman Robert Barnes urged police involvement to improve city cleanliness and curb street clutter. He criticized delays by authorities and pressed for enforcement of sidewalk sign ordinances while praising a garbage crew's diligence during a Thursday meeting. City officials noted 160 misty signs replaced since inspections began.
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City Zoning Planned in Raytown Hearings Likely Soon
City Manager Fritz Basham told Raytown council members Thursday that the planning commission will begin hearings on zoning within the next two to three months. The city currently has no zoning ordinance.
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Fritz Basham
Lanham
Planning Commission
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