Local Notices and Community Events Summary
Names such as Jeff Sullivan and Robert C Read appear alongside notices of a church groundbreaking at Northline Baptist, a bicycle race at Bicentennial Park on Americana Day, and a wedding anniversary reception at St Pauls United Methodist. Also listed are a San Jacinto Lung Association pony show in Houston, and Timothy R McFarland named to Wheaton College dean’s list.
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Bicentennial Park
Hob Parker
Robert C. Read
Ridgeway
St. Paul's’ United Methodist Church
Houston
Hear Creek Stables
San Jacinto Lung Association
John Selignan
Baytown
McFarland
Timothy R. McFarland
W. A. McFarland
Adams
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Weather and Tides for Baytown Forecast Note
Cloudy with 60 percent chances of showers and humid showers into Friday night and Saturday. Baytown area forecast shows lows near 76 Friday night, highs around 90 Saturday. Tides list Saturday high at 4 11 a m and low at 11 07 p m with sunset at 8 28 p m.
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Baytown
Pitt
Local Briefs From Astradale And Nearby
Charley Walker advertises for friends in sales while City Attorney Richardson distributes horse back legal opinions upon request. Dean Hutton enjoys a long water skiing trip. Grover Edge and Jack Walker featured in a local paper. Lowell Lamers visits infrequently. Sant Alford's steering wheel entrails fall in his lap. R H Turner shows fangs. Bob Kelley sustains a jogging accident. Tommy and Linda Hathaway celebrate their 10th anniversary. Richard Grissom shines on the tennis court. Matt Tekker looks to his birthday.
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Charley Walker
Nee
Richardson
Dean Hutton
Grover’ Edge
Jack Walker
Astradale
Ohio
Lowell Lammers
Sant Alford
R. H
Ba) Turner
Bob Kelley
Tommy
Linda Hathaway
Richard Grissom
Matt Tekker
Vatican pope rite mystery stirs Lefebvre protests
Vatican spokesman cites papal ball and ordination rumor as potential next week event while Archbishop Lefebvre faces possible excommunication. In Soweto police fire teargas to disperse student protests over detention of leaders. Kenya reports say Amin is missing. diplomat calls claims uncertain and stresses vigilance.
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Vatican City
Italy
Faul VI
Marcel Lefebvre
Frame
Vatican
Saturday Boat Safety Check Promotes Coast Guard Inspections
Baytown launches a public safety drive at Roseland Park with a free Coast Guard inspection event for boats this Saturday. The Citizens Traffic Safety Council, chaired by Thorn Beckwith, coordinates the effort with police, city reps, and safety groups. Courses cost ten dollars per person if taken through municipal court, twelve for others. inspections are free and aim to ensure boats have proper equipment. The council plans future programs including school posters, bicycle and motorcycle rodeos, and expanded boating safety outreach.
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Baytown
LD & Ps
Beckwith
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Newby's
Tin Ray Plaza
Texan Departmment of Public Safety
Power Squadron
Red Cross
Halli
Coast Guard
Search Continues For Killer Of Girl Scouts In Okla
Locust Grove Oklahoma AP reports an armed man believed to have killed three Girl Scouts was sought after an overnight lull. Officers scoured wooded terrain using a helicopter and tracking dogs after a sighting near a cave by Camp Scott. Gene Leroy Hart, 33, already facing multiple murder and rape charges, remains at large following an escape from Mayes County jail in 1973.
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Mayes County
Oklahoma
Thury
Camp Scott
Regents Deliberate Pay Hike Delay At Lee College
Lee College regents delayed a pay hike for employees after five votes and three motions failing to reach consensus on a schedule. A July 7 budget workshop will revisit salaries and the $2 million surplus, with open committee meetings now published following an attorney general opinion.
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Deva
Alden Weaver
Poly
the Sun
State Attorney General
Crowing Slowly Naw Pearce Street Journal
Toronto notes on Doug Rader dropping in the AL East lineup after a San Diego shift. The former Astro struggles at third, while a writer recalls a rally aborted by a stumble. Time moves on as memories of pivotal plays fade in the press.
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Pearce Street Journal
Toronto
Roonter
San Diego
Fry Cook McDonald
Doug Rader
Astro
Heder
Linn
STEP Vote Extends Baytown Speed Crackdown Plan
Baytown City Council extended the Selected Traffic Enforcement Program through September after a Thursday vote. Mayor Tom Gentry and council members Jody R. Lander Allen Cannon Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks Emmett C. Hutto Ted Kloesel opposed or abstained as City Manager Fritz Lanham cited safety and welfare concerns and Governor’s traffic-safety agency rules.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Tom Gentry
Jody R. Lander
Allen Cannon
Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks
Emmett C. Hutto
Ted Kloesel
Kimmons
Fritz Lanham
Drug program says 70 percent of teens on drugs in Baytown
Robert Meehan of the Palmer Drug Abuse Program told Baytown school, law enforcement and church officials that about 70 percent of high school students are using drugs and nearly half a million joints are smoked weekly in the area. He outlined PDAP as an AA styled effort with an 80 percent success rate, requiring a 30 day drug abstinence trial with a money back guarantee of double misery if not satisfied. He described counselors who are ex addicts, parent involvement, and a Baytown center costing 925000 to serve up to 10150 youths annually. The program is funded by donations and grants. a Baytown center could open next month.
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Muriel Scott
Baytown
PDAPL
Mc Meehan
Alcoholics Anonymous
Meehan
Severa
Baltimore
Houston
Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church
Dallas
San Antonio
Meshan
PDAP
Moetuin
HL&P Plans Home Energy Study With Three New Houses
Houston Lighting and Power announces a two year research project building 22 experimental homes and 11 control houses in Baytown Clear Lake and other Houston area sites. The plan tests energy saving features and construction techniques to measure actual utility bills and consumption differing by house size and design.
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Houston
Bay Leach
Smilar
Joe Aylor
Aylor Homes, Inc
HEAP
Baytown
Light Company
Dew Homes
Adrfernss
Samsung
Hl&p
Pinehurst
Chambers County
Aylor
Don Syhorn
Spkorn
Dhe
Vokdd
Greater Houston
Builders Association
Nia
Ton
Clear Lake
Labulktery
Uslices
Ing
con-Sykora
Trol
Supreme Court limits state aid cases in education ruling
The Supreme Court ruled on a case involving state aid to education and the use of maps and media aids. It upheld limits on how states may spend tax dollars on certain instructional equipment, acknowledging a limitation in one state’s program while clarifying the balance between federal and state control.
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Washington
Supremee Court
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