Hobby Recaps Session for Fete and Texas Legislature
The Baytown Sun reports Hobby reviewing a session on state finances and reforms, noting no ethics bills passed but a push for a stronger governor's office and faster appeals. He cites energy concerns, the energy crisis, and proposals to curb high horsepower cars and empower the highway commission. Also included are community notices about lost pets and free kittens.
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Baytown Man Injured In Car Accident
A Baytown man, Jack Lewellyn White, 54, was injured when his car was rear ended at North Alexander and Ferry Road around noon Thursday. White was taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. the other driver, Stephen Edward Addison, 17, was ticketed for failure to control speed.
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Baytown Police Probe Multiple Thefts
Baytown police investigate thefts including a woman's billfold from a purse at a sidewalk sale with a $600 wedding band and credit cards missing. A doctor reports $157 cash taken from a hospital office desk between Tuesday and Thursday. A $500 air compressor on wheels was stolen from Phillip Fairchild's garage last weekend.
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Marine Pfc Tomlinson reports for duty at Cherry Point
Marine PFC Steven A. Tomlinson, son of Jackie H. Tomlinson of Highlands North Carolina, reported for duty at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point North Carolina. He is a 1971 graduate of Ross Sterling High. The lowest temperature recorded anywhere in North America was 81 degrees below zero at Snag Yukon.
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Offshore terminal policy backed as commission swears in Pruett
The Texas coastal commission adopts a single federal agency for offshore terminal permits and backs Nixon backed licensing simplification. Larry Teaver, a former aide to ex Gov Preston Smith, serves as temporary consultant as the panel hears Nueces County Navigation District No 1 plans to deepen its channel to 74 feet for super-tankers. Joe Allbritton urges public awareness of an energy crisis while awaiting legislative interim report.
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Baytown opens historic jail for public tours
Police Lt. C. W. Cowan announces an open house with tours of the new building and jail sections. Officers' wives and staff will conduct explanations while prisoners may be moved to the old jail if needed. The Baytown Ministerial Alliance will conduct the dedication ceremony.
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Baytown
Lost Blue and tan hound near Wade Road
A blue and tan hound is missing in the area around 7130 Wade Road. If found, call 426-2663.
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Baytown redistricting to add precincts and seven justices
Bray backs expanding precincts in Harris County to seven justices of the peace as Humble moves out of Commissioner Bray’s district. Plan would lump Precincts 4 5 and 7 together while adding areas in Houston and the south and southeast. Bray argues costs will not rise and the changes aim to improve service.
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Anahuac educators honored with service awards
Freddie Hill received a Distinguished Service Award for 49 years in teaching. Citations of appreciation were given to Bill Mweeshee, editor of the Anahuac Progress, and Ray Millar, KPRC-TV Houston news director. Miller accepted for the absent Miller. APA president’s award went to Scherer, seventh president of the association.
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Bill Mweeshee
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John H Rosser Retires From Exxon Plant Role
John H Rosser has retired after decades as a process technician in Exxon USA chemical plant plastics operations. A native of Kildare he and his wife Lois raised a son and two grandchildren and plan to tend their property and take up gardening as a hobby in retirement.
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Exxon USA
Chemical
Kildare
Rosser
Lois
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