CV Trustees Shelve Plan To Sell Unissued Bonds
The Channelview School Board delayed selling 985000 in unissued bonds after no sealed bids. Instead seven unused rooms at DeZavala Elementary will be reconditioned to handle 1969 70 enrollment growth, with more space needed by September 1970. Superintendent Crenshaw advised the move and bids for DeZavala repairs were authorized.
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T. C. Crenshaw
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DeZavala
Bill Hamblen
Channelview
Richard Sedgley
Channelview Bank
Highlands State
First State Bank of
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Wanda Martin
Segdley
Channelview Ymca
Agriculture Department
Farmer of America
Price and Waterhouse
Goose Creek tourney entry fee and church slide show
The Goose Creek Country Club hosts a member member tourney this Saturday at 1 30 p m with a 15 dollar entry that covers a barbecue buffet and dancing for each participant and spouse. Also announced are a church slide show of the Holy Land at 8 p m Friday featuring Dr Ed Robinson and open invite to the public.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Old River Baptist Church
The
Holy Land
Ed Robinson
Baytown
Open Door Baptist Church
Jerry Bernard
A. G. Veal
Baytown Weather Forecast and Morgan's Point Tides
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and continued warmth through Thursday in the Baytown area. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s are expected Wednesday with warm, dry conditions. Tides at Morgan's Point: high at 8:25 p.m. and low at 6:31 a.m.
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Baytown Area
Probe Of LP Trash Woes Set
Harris County officials plan to study a new state law to resolve garbage disposal for about 5000 families in unincorporated Harris County near La Porte. La Porte will restrict dumping after July 1 as state rules ban open burning and require burial of trash. The city seeks county help to fund a new sanitary landfill on a four acre site, with about half available for use.
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Houston (Lp
Bill Elliott
Harris County
la Porte
Elliott
Commissioners Court
W. Kyle Chapman
North Broadway
Morgan’s Point
Shoreacres
Chapman
Best LC Students Named Distinguished Scholars
Forty-two Lee College students earned distinguished scholar status for spring term with a 3.5+ GPA. An additional 42 part-time students earned A averages in all courses. listing includes eight 4.0 full-time achievers and numerous 3.9 to 3.5 averages with named individuals. Part-time A students noted as Lola.
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Lee College
Donald Cartner
Ruby Cezeaux
Keith Coburn
Nellie Eastham
Stacie Erwin
Dorothy Furen
Doris Martin
Kenneth Skrabanek
Florence House
Janet Kay
Samuel McPhail
Mary, Krizak
Charles Clinton
James Fayle
James Lockett
Ray Smith
Corlis Sonnenberg
Ella
Karen Wheeler
Veronica Wikstrom
Lola
One Year Budget Sets Gate For State Spending Plan
Atty Gen Crawford Martin removes a 36 million barrier to Comptroller Calverts certification of the one year State spending budget and the 61 million teacher pay raise bill. Nixon gains on income surtax extension yet foes push cutbacks. Liberal Lindsay inherits ballot spot in New York primary.
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Crawford Martin
Robert S. Calvert
Nixon
Baytown banks sponsor seminar on Truth in Lending Act
Baytowns five banks will sponsor a Thursday night seminar on the federal Truth in Lending Act. The 7 30 p m session in the Community Building will cover the act s scope and include a later question and answer period for those who extend credit or are part of a credit chain.
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Baytown
Separate charity clinic proposed for East Harris County
Doctors clash over indigent care as East Harris County Medical Society backs a separate charity clinic away from San Jacinto Methodist. San Jacinto Methodist Hospital seeks to run its own outpatient charity clinic starting July 1, while Baytown Health League presses for continued operation of its basement clinic. Baytown space must be freed by Sept. 4.
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East Harris County
Harris County Medical Society
Harris County Hospital
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Percy Fayle
San Jacinto
Baytown Community Chest
Baytown Health League
Baylawn Health League
Harlem School Enrollment Grows Under New Curriculum
Harlem Ele mentary draws 63 white pupils for grades 1 5 and 15 white children into a special kindergarten next fall while 269 Negro children also choose Harlem. Deputy Supt W C Herring and Principal Arthur Coltharp outline a non graded continuous pupil progress plan with teachers selected for qualifications to fit the experimental curriculum aimed at integration and personalized learning.
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Supt
W. C. Herring
Herring
Arthur Coltharp
Coltharp
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Funeral services for James H Brandon ex serviceman killed in explosion
Funeral services will be held Friday for James Herbert Brandon 28 a Baytown native and Vietnam War veteran killed Monday near Denver when a homemade bomb in a coffee can exploded as he tried to place it in a dump truck Police Englewood Colo said Brandon a member of a city street maintenance crew spotted the device at the road side He moved it toward the truck before it exploded No arrests FBI aiding the investigation Brandon was discharged from the Army Signal Corps in 1967 Bronze Star holder He is survived by wife Lynn a son Kevin James 3 Baytown parents sisters and a brother and grandparents Funeral details given with burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery in Baytown.
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Colo
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Baytown
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Robert E. Lee High School
F Earthman Funeral
Lile Calhoun
Northside Baptist Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
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Kevin James
Darrell Burns
Joe Griffis
Clyde Brandon
Mary Brandon
Garner Roberts
Terrill
Pat Murphy
Jimmy Burns
Donnie Bostey
Shirley MacHudman
Paul Nichols
Lowell Hildebrand
Jerry Miller
Intercontinental Airport inspection by Preston Pendergrass
Preston Pendergrass and Fred Hartman tour Houston’s Intercontinental Airport calling it Texas all the way. They describe vast, beehive like terminals, confusing navigation, long walks, and wish for clearer directions and possible moving sidewalks.
Baytown Seeks New Sewage Plant After Overload Warning
Baytown faces overloaded sewage disposal at Craigmont and other plants. A report to the Texas Water Quality Center Board in Austin is being prepared by Clarence Johnson of the Texas Water Quality Control Board. He notes Craigmont is a high rate trickling filter plant and not built for overloads, urging a new plant with capacity for a million.
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Baytown
Craigmont
Texas Water Quality Centrol Board
Austin
Clarence Johnson
Texas Water Quality Control Board
la Porte
State Field Service
Larst
Johnson
Note To Sterling Students On Correcting 1969 Grades
Sterling high school students with failing spring grades in 1969 and enrolled for 1969 70 must correct schedules by June 30. If a required course grade was not met, a correction is needed. Counselors offer conference hours 8:35 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or by phone if absent.
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Ross Sterling High School
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