Community notices and events for Baytown area
Baytown events include a 10 am Wednesday meeting at the Community Building for the wpors Football Flicks association and a Space Is Still Available driving instruction segment in Robert Lee's program. The Mary Abbott in intensive care at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital is reported, with other notices for the National Secretaries Association and Disabled Veterans Chapter 125 meeting times.
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Baytown
Exxon Anaquitanta] Association
Robert Lee
Aqasel
Frank
Mary) Abbott
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Postoak
Kansas
Ull Chilfs
Weather And Tides In Raytown Area
Weather and tides forecast for Raytown area shows cloudy skies with a near certain chance of rain Tuesday night and heavy rain Wednesday. Temperatures expected in the 70s Tuesday night and 30s to 60s Wednesday with sunrise at 6 20 a m and sunset at 8 29 p m. Weak tides are noted.
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Raytown
Daytown
Baytown Community Notes Include Park Show Cheer and Local Happenings
Sherry White criticizes the upcoming Bicentennial Park fireworks show. Terri Coker shops while Suzi Brown and Jean Shepterd share coffee before a council meeting. Lisa Creekmore wins a car for a birthday. Ladite Pokorny and Kim Asbeck offer water skiing lessons. Dave Moore visits as Martha enjoys a new job. County Commissioner Jim Fontoro makes rounds. Muriel Scott returns from vacation. Nina Hogan moves back to Baytown from Anchorage.
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Stan
Sherry White
Bicentennial Park
Dan Orlon
Dave Moore
Martha
Jim Fonterto
Baytown
Sun T
Muriel Scott
Towa
Nina Hogan
Anchorage
Alaska
Baytown District Renames Counsel Firm and Approves Tests Policy
Baytown trustees Monday night renamed the district’s law firm Reid Strickland Gillette to Reid Strickland Gillette and reappointed Rick Peebles and Elkins as counsel. They discussed district legal matters and approved a policy requiring tuberculosis tests for sixth grade students, with the Wake district reportedly involved in the policy.
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Whith
Baytown Law
Ftrm
Reid, Strickland
Gilette
Rick’ Peebles
And
Elkins
Dis
Rich
Laber
Caboals
Wayne Hanton
Jathlene
Peebles
Board Palley
Ap- Cornner
Raytown
Rain Stages Tide Alerts and Baytown Flood Fear
Mutual weather reports show showers and thundershowers moving through Tuesday with a 50 percent rain chance Wednesday. Baytown faces tides up to 2 to 3.8 feet on gauges, delaying road projects like Decker Drive paving and Baker Ford construction while easing parched yards. New tide markers prompt authorities to monitor rising water and possible local flooding.
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Wanda-Orton Whett
Aahal Lee
Baytown
Civil Defense
Fletcher Hickerson
Heawnwood
Hickerson
Iitolon
Blaytown
Hickers
Weather Service
Houston
Liberty
Decker Drive
Garth and
Park
Baker Ford Construction
Hayway Drive
Decker and
Craw
Brownwood
Kudla Named Horace Mann Principal in district shakeup
Roland Kudla was named Horace Mann Junior School principal by trustees Monday night. Superintendent Johnny Clark outlined other administrative changes, aiming to fill the Green RSS post and fill vacancies created by retirements. Kudla, 51, brings 28 years in teaching, including head football coach at Ross Sterling, and will vacate his assistant principal role.
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Roland Kudla
Horace Mann Junior Choor
Supt
Johnny Clark
Kudla
Monterey Botkin
Jim Wells
Mont Belvieu
Ross Sterling
HMJS
Gil
Laat
Clark
Algo
Jerry Ray
Hughs
Ray
Highlands Junior School
Hill Rogers
Robert F. Lee
Art Hodges
Robbie Dickson
Nam Green
Inunicipal
Floss Sterling
Mary Brown
Wag
Deputy Superintendent Resigns At Local School District
Deputy Superintendent Robert Holman resigns effective June to join Eanes District near Austin as curriculum director. Superintendent Johnny Clark says board will decide on a successor soon, with multiple outside inquiries noted. Holman cites desire to be closer to wife and UT teaching role. he praises district teachers while urging stronger teacher voice.
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Robert Holman
Isten
Peachers
Ue Vorderline
Hotman
Johnny Clark
the Sun
Clark
Okd the Sun
Holman
Southwear Texie University
San Mars
Wimberly
Eanes
Austin
University of Texas, Austin
West Texas
Baytown
Unclear Essay Sparks Debate On Recycling And Art Patron
A mixed view on reim varnation and painting renewals surfaces as patrons debate waste and value. One cultured admirer admits doubts after tossing a cap into a recycling pile, only to have it return as a bull, illustrating the oddities and frustrations of modern reuse.
Trustees Seek More Building Data For School Plan
Planning session reviewed possible bond options and costs for a large school building program. Trustees discussed tax impact on homeowners, with current 1.691 per 100 assessed value and examples showing small increases raising annual bills by cents per 100 as rates rise. A study committee suggested projects totaling about 16.36 million dollars, while administrators warned some costs could be trimmed. bond math ranges from 8 to 15 million dollars needing tax adjustments of roughly 5 cents per 100, and a swimming pool at Ross Sterling was noted but not recommended.
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Eva
Luthringer School
Johnny Clark
Clark
A. Ong
Ross Sterling
Rossie
Aes
Robert
Gander
Attorney Jackson Chosen Chambers County Judge
After hours of closed session on Monday Chambers County commissioners unanimously named Guy C Jackson as county judge to fill the unexpired term of Oscar F Melgan Jr. Jackson, 45, Anahuac attorney and broker, will serve until December 31 1976 and becomes the fifth member of his family to hold the post. His great grandfather Jamie Jackson and great great uncle Hugh Jackson previously held the office, and Nelson resigned in May after more than 140 years. Jackson is a Trinity River Authority and First United Methodist Church member, with three children and a Texas A&M law degree.
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Muriel Scott Anahuac
Spl
Chambers County Comemissioners
Guy GC
Jackson ST
Oscar F. Melgan Jr
Jackson
Anshuac
Really Co
Jamie Jackson
Hugh Jackson
Grent
Humphrey Jackson
Nelson
Guy Cade Jackson Jr
Anahuac High
Anahuac
Houston
Texas
A&m
Nions
Ueierstt
Deal
Chambers County
Effective Bar Association
Trinity River Authority
United Meliodist
Bulletin on road work and detours near Fairway Drive
Fragmentary bulletin notes a clash between Coachman and Goose Cress Dei over a breached area being excavated and prepared. It mentions traffic delays and a detour via Fairway and Country Club Drive, with residents warned a Baker cannot be used for that portion.
Brushy Mountain Prison Errors and Arrests Report
Fragmented account notes James Earl Ray capture and police statements. Soviet reporter Robert C. Toth investigated for gathering secret information as US embassy reports. Carter urged civil rights enforcement coordination amid delays. Dutch funeral for six terrorists in Arnhem. Cyrus Vance to discuss human rights policy at OAS meeting. US doctors warn common drugs may conceal cancer risks.
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Secretaries Association, National
Secretaries “International
Exxon Credit Union
Newport Sales ‘Dae and Information Center
Baytonian
R. A. Turner
Homer
Congress
Sun
Glenn Folkes
Horace Mann
Green
RSS
T A
Huwkes
Peoples State Bank
Mike
Eter Garr Mercer
Ale Lee Bard
Doc
Pearce
Uae
Iin
Otto Cleaners Ve Ae
Costes
Guy C, Jackson Ht
Mayor
Tom Entry
Johnny Ladtke
Teft
Baytown Fair and Livestock Association
Tommy Kimimey
Revea
North Mate
Bulletin
Brushy
Maes
Maxicomm
Meancoin
Prise
Anansia James Earl Ray
Spsheaman
Tes Shelton
Rat
Moscow
Robert C. Toth
Ee Angeles Tiaet
Washington
Carter
Assen
Netherlands
Tam Wethead
Crorgey
Grenada
Cyrrie Vance
Ram Feaita
Todey
Full Just Services
Bank AO Trust
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