Coast Lions Install Officers At Crosby Club
The Crosby Lions Club will install officers at 7 p.m. Thursday at Newport Country Club. Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer public boat inspections Saturday at Roseland Park. Hospital patient B. C. Wood in Room 432-2 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital for tests. July 4th celebration details for Baytown Chamber of Commerce Recreation Director Bobby Rountree at Bicentennial Park at noon.
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Weather And Tides Baytown Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy and warm with a low chance of showers and thundershowers Thursday night and Friday. Baytown tide and weather data include high tides early morning and afternoon, sunrise Friday at 6 22 AM, and scattered notes on temperatures and conditions.
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Young baseball player Stanley Daniel Guara Jr in Sun photo
Stanley Daniel Guara Jr. four, pictured with a baseball cap hiding his face, was identified by his mother Mrs. Stanley Gilera after The Sun called to confirm. The caption notes his love of baseball while other items mention Lee Kaderli and various locals enjoying routines and travels.
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Bond Proposal Discussed for Ed Facility and Building Projects
The board reviewed a potential bond issue to fund a special education facility at Rom Sterling plus major repairs and maintenance across campuses. Estimated total project cost hovered around 16.97 million with plans to remodel and add classrooms, lockers, and cafeteria-station areas amid debate over grouping projects for voter approval.
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Swimming Projects
Detention Over Soweto Uprising Tension Grips Johannesburg
Reports from Soweto and Pretoria describe police control despite ugly and confused scenes as students protest the anniversary of the Soweto uprising. Maj. Gen Dawid Krtel and Soweto police chief Visser say the situation is under control while other sources note injuries and ongoing demonstrations.
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Crosby school chief seeks summer work bids
Crosby school chief outlines plans for summer work bids as trustees review building needs and a tight 1977 78 budget. Focus on reducing spending in band and athletic programs while debating lighting and painting at the elementary school and related staffing.
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Drug Abuse Program To Be Explained At Meet Tonight
Teens and parents will hear about starting a Baytown Drug Abuse Program at a 7 30 p m meeting in the Lone Star Room Community Building. Speakers include Robert Meehan and Jana Ered Roan from the Palmer program. Teachers say local feedback will shape school support and the community discussion.
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Baytown Housing Stock Grows as Multi-Family Units Rise
A Baytown planning report shows the average Baytown family comprises 3.1 persons. Total multi-family units reached 4,689 as of January 1, with the overall housing stock at 19,797 dwellings. Single family vacancy is 1 percent, while total vacancy is about 4 percent, with Baytown’s economy and growth cited as strong indicators. Population estimate places Baytown around 317,000 in 1978.
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World conflicts and U S energy policy mix in early reports
Cable from Addis Ababa describes rebel fighting around the capital and damage to infrastructure as regional tensions rise. In Washington, Cities Service and the Federal Power Commission discuss measures to curb natural gas growth and oil pipeline activity. Refugees and casualties linked to Amin era forces are reported, while Carter's energy program faces congressional action. Texas forecasts warn of storms and potential unemployment. the Texas House plans hearings in July on a stated public issue.
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Texas Rangers Manager Eddie Stanky Resigns
Arlington bulletin reports Eddie Stanky resigned as manager of the Texas Rangers to retire to his home in Mobile Alabama. A team spokesman said the club is considering all effects of the job.
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Niagara Falls Faces Water Shortage Rumors
The Niagara Falls region faces concerns over dwindling water supply as reports from local papers suggest reservoirs and city systems may be strained. Residents worry about winter demand and potential service impacts as gallons drop and water levels appear lower than usual.
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Construction Starts At New Gulf Cedar Bayou Plant
Gulf of Chemicals Co announces facilities under construction at Cedar Bayou for conversion of ace / hylanie to acetylene black. The new cracking unit onstream earlier this year will supply acetylene black by 1979, creating a second source beside Shawinigan, Quebec. Shawinigan will gradually be phased out as Cedar Bayou production expands.
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School Research Post May Not Be Filled, Clark Says
Clark states the school research post may not be filled after the superintendent's resignation accepted earlier this month. The district plans two weeks of service at an interim focus, reassignment for teachers in August, and consideration of curriculum restructuring while seeking a qualified replacement. Local board members express uncertainty about replacing the deputy course content post and the need to redefine positions.
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