Baytown teachers face salary hike and budget impact
Baytown district plans for 1965 66 budget hinges on state teacher pay raise. District must add about 115000 to funds. total needs approach 3177000 with six to seven cents tax rate. Projections vary with raise size. cafeterias noted as self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Landrum
Texas
Baytown Scho
W. D. Hinson
Hinson
Baytown
Baytown Education Association
School Board
BEA
Hinsoon
Lee College Seeks Space Amid Deteriorating Park Plans
Fragmented report notes Lee College facing space constraints linked to area developments at Deer Park and Caras Creek Country Club. Weather forecast calls partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with high around TR? degrees and tides at Galveston recorded near 288 am and 613 am for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Galvester
Job openings and contact info in Baytown Sun notice
A Baytown Sun notice lists Karen New and Cindy Phillipn as chamber officials and announces job applications available at the Chamber of Commerce building. Bar players seeking part time or full time work are asked to call the chamber office at SW2 5358.
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Karen New
Jerry Schilling
Basshore Drive
YES
Cindy Phillipn
Texas
Chamber of Compierce
Chamber
Baytown Sun
Trustees Weigh Lee College Expansion Plan
Baytown school board discusses bond funding to expand Lee College with vocational technical facilities on the campus northeast corner. The plan would integrate college and high school programs via MDTA funding and federal aids, enabling broader vocational training for district students. The board awaits final cost estimates, scope, and voter info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmheston Pendergrass
Lee College
Baytown
Iing Lee College
Alvin Maies
Vocational-Tech- Lee
Ft Ner
Wattites
Around Town News Chronicle Blend of Local Visits
A partial clipped report notes Mrs Jimmie Carpenter’s health, social visits in Arlington and Ray city, and family ties in Virginia. It mentions Linda Land sharing a secret, Betty Hastie at convent events, and Deanna Walt Shelley Navid Tanda arriving in Ray with Dean and Mrs Walter Rundell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Carpenter
Beali
Miles
Houston
Linda Land
Betty Hastie
Bea
Deanna
Walt
Shelley
Navid Tanda
Rayfemtt
Dean
Walter Rundell
Rundele
Arington
Edditen
Harry Hatter
Sidney, Penns
Julie
Keith
Apparent At Early Age Keep An Eye Open For Dropout Signs
In Maytown schools third article on dropout issues reporter Wanda Orton cites early signs of disengagement in young children. Counselors note behavior temperaments and emotional shifts as indicators, with contributing home and school factors including broken homes low income and cultural deprivation.
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Maytown
San Stoffer
Wanda Ortor
Wanda Orton
Sebel Fle
Pete
Bellum
Guida
Earl
Robert E. Lee
First National New School Depository Contract Awarded
The Baye lava Setras Board of Trustees awarded First National New School Depository the contract for deal funds after a three man committee recommended the proposal as provident. The contract runs from Sept. through Aug. 1967 with rates tied to Haw and Pboth banks offering the lowest costs. Trustees Bayrd SN Mil, Sam Alford and Ben Shimmy were named to review the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Bayelava Setras
Provinus
Depasi- Citizens National Bank
Trt Co
Senttees
Frusters Bayrd SN
Sam Alford
Ben Shimmy
Kroxy Feavers
Twal Barks
Haw
Pboth
Heat hits Lee College as air conditioners fail
At Lee College a 60 ton unit cooling the main building and student union, and a 13 ton unit serving the main building, failed one after another this week. Trustees approved funds to pay the $490 bill, noting the aging systems have served year round in Gulf Coast weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Lee
Albert Costley
mMorei
Gulf Coast
Stinky the Baytown raccoon dies after long life
Stinky Heard, famed Baytown raccoon owned by Jack Heard, dies at about 11 years and two months. Weighed 48 pounds at death, he traveled with the Heards to Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana, and was known for his intelligence and stubborn appetite. Burial followed a quiet, small funeral with memories from admirers.
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Bobby Su
PDN
Baytown
Itar
Wilds
Ang Mors
Jack
Stinky
Texas
Enon
Heards
Arkansas
Tex- Flas
Louisiana
Why
Wunters
Cedar Bayou
American Journal of P
Henry Woods
John Gruba
Baytown Sun
States
OAS Drafts Plan on Dominican Economy Recovery
The Organization of American States proposes a framework to place the Dominican Republic’s economy under its control until it regains stability. The move shapes the country’s fiscal policy and external assistance strategy amid postwar reconstruction concerns.
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Defense Department
Organization of Amerian States
Dominican Republic
OAS
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Fredric
Puaytown
Mens
Caras Creek
Brea Brest
Des Watt
Deer Park District
Deer Park
Rayteen Chamber of Cormmerece
Hichard
Rusty Rogerss
Orreen
King
Robert E. Sauls
Goose Creek
George H. Gentry
Sauls
Baytown Sun Piota
Ater
Taneaty
First National New School Depository
Stinky’ Tal
Coan
Peoples State Bank
Jack Heard
Coons
Citizens OF Texas Savings
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan AsSociation
ASTRO
Reece Ik Ceca
National Bank
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