Baytown Council Denies Water Bill Reduction
The Baytown City Council in a 4 2 vote refused to adjust a water bill after Mrs. Jay Arnold claimed unfair charges for water not used. She said the meter recorded usage, questioned a $22.15 bill, and cited her April bill of $27.25, noting a possible meter misread despite no known leak.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Jay Arnold
Arnold
Ted Kloesel
Allen Cannon
Brownwood
Slavsel
Cannon
Tom Gentry
Emmett O. Hutto
Kloesel
Water Department
Nee Richardson
Gentry
Richardson
Nnorthside Baptist Church
B.C
Jack) Kime
Ahd Mong
Hutto
Sun
Jody R. Lander
Mary
Elizabeth Wilbanks
Ar- Finished
Fine Arts Nold
Kelly Christina Kateibe
YMCA registering for scuba lessons amid local notices
Registration underway at the YMCA 201 Wye Drive for scuba lessons. Six week course begins 6 30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. For information call 427 1997 or 426 5719.
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YMCA
Wye Drive
Local Social Notes Highlight Busy Amherst Residents
WI NIKE AND Karen Onderich prove to be real competitors Scollie McDowell saves the day with pink lemonade Peter Burne is busy working on a hobby Frankie and Jackie Stevenson keep busy killing a snake Darlene Barnell picks a winner Byron Singleton is patent Joey Briscoe wants a picture TC Guidry provides a pleasant surprise for a friend's Sith wedding anniversary Jildy Navarre excited about an upcoming trip to New York Theresa Moore explains her busy schedule Baytoniats Mr. and Mrs. G M Brierly enjoy a visit from daughter Bobbye Gardner and granddaughter Jennica who live in Alberta Canada Mr and Mrs Wilford Irby celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary
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NIKE
Karen Onderich
Scollie McDowell
Peter Burne
Frankie
Jackie Stevenson
Darlene Barnell
Byron Singleton
Joey Briscoe
Guidry
Jildy Navarre
New York
Theresa Moore
Baytoniats
G. M. Brierly
Bobbye Gardner
Jennica
Alberta
Canada
Wilford Irby
Weather And Tides for Baytown Weekend Forecast
Partly cloudy and hot with a 20 percent chance of afternoon thundershowers in the Baytown area weekend forecast. Temperatures mid 70s to low 90s. Tides: today high 6:00 pm, low 11:55 pm. Monday highs near 7:57 am and 3:25 pm, low near 1:13 am. Sunrise Sunday 6:23 am, sunset 8:26 pm.
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Baytown
Howe
Baytown Adopts No Wake Zone Measures For Local Lakes
Baytown City Council approves a no wake zone policy to limit wakes from boats, targeting the bays around Cedar Bayou and nearby canals. The ordinance will cover several waterways while additional zones may be added in separate laws. Enforcement will be by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Service and local authorities.
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Baytown
Brownwood
Lakewood
Cedar Bayou
Roseland Park
Cary's Bayou
Frity Lanham
Ereston
Texas Parks and Whitite
Barbers Hill Methodist Church to mark 100th anniversary
The Barbers Hill United Methodist Church, formed in 1877, celebrates its centennial with a Sunday service led by Rev. Doc F. Pevy and participants including former pastor Rev. A. Brown. The event recalls land donations by Ann Barber and infrastructure growth from a classroom building to a fellowship hall and new church facilities.
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Buber Aletka
Oe Lee
Barber Chapel
Hill
James Carin
Springfield
Mira
Cude' Casey
Echols
Baytown
Barbers Hi
Nid
Tesco
Fisher
Jeremiah c. Fisher
Barbers Hill
Onan
Aves
Barber
Pave
Wallinet
Doc F.pevy
First United: ‘Methodist Church of
Officials discuss strategy in starch for killer of three girls
Fragmented AP dispatch mentions: meeting today to plan steps in the case of three missing girls, plus scattered notes on Carter investments, Job Corps inquiry, and U S policy debates. Entities include Carter, San Marcos, Washington, Temple, Rucker, Oak Ridge, Addis Ababa, Santa Monica. The text weaves multiple topics with no clear single outcome.
Senate Rebuffs Bid to Undo Pardon Funds for Vietnam Draft
Senate rejects Hatfield bid to remove limits on a 7.7 billion funding bill that blocks use of the money to implement President Carter's Vietnam era draft pardon. White House cites constitutional problems while noting many draft resisters have returned home or gained foreign citizenship.
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Carter
Congress
Senate
Mark Hatteld
D- Ore
House
Earlien
Bente
White House
United States
Tie
Justice Department
House-Benate Conference
Hatfield
Pearce Street Journal Learns From A Painful Admission
A fragment from the Pearce Street Journal recalls a mother’s public admission of pain and the community’s response. The piece reflects on empathy, social judgment, and the limits of consolation in difficult times.
Baytown Weather Pattern Brings Heat and Sparse Rain
The Baytown area endures ten days of hot calm weather with only small chances of afternoon thunderstorms over the weekend. Nationwide storms rattled from Missouri to Alabama, bringing hail and heavy rain in some regions while Gulf Coast skies stay mostly fair. Temperatures range from cool coastal spots to near 98 degrees in Needles California.
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Plains
Weather Service
Texas
Baytown
Associated ~ Press
Carolinas
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Ullnois
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Plateau
Sottern
New Mexico
New England
Milwaukee
Birmingham
Ala
Mississippi
Alabama
Pacific Northwest
Great Plains
Inka
Wisconsin
Upper
Gulf Coast States
Ex-Teacher Joins Federal Internship Program in Washington
Ex Baytown educator William Glenn O Smith departs with his wife for Washington DC to take part in a National Level Internship Program aimed at developing mainstreaming strategies for special education. Smith, a former Cedar Bayou Junior School social studies teacher, will work with the National Association of State Directors of Special Education in the NEA building.
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William Glenn O' Smith
Baytown
Washington, DC
Smith
University Council of Educational Administration
Bureau of the Handicapped
U. S. Office of Education
Cedar Bayou
University of Keqiucky
W. M. Knowles
Missouri
W. M Knowles
Baytown, Education Association
Op.mist
Clear Creek
Bay City
Managua
Nicaguagua
Central América
Sun News Writing Awards Earn Two Third-Place Honors
The Sun won two third place awards at the Texas Press Association contest announced Friday at a Flagship Inn breakfast. News writing honors credited front-page work by Lynn Hughes, D Evo Luthringer, Betsy Webber on the Cantrell murder cage, Chambers County farming, and Wanda Orton on city and county coverage. The column prize went to Wanda Orton for a Wandering column on former Daytonian Alan A. Erwin, Public Utility Commissioner.
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Unituwn Sun
Lhe
Texas Press Association
Flagship Inn
Lynn Hughes
D' Evo Luthringer
Betsy Webber
Cantrell
Chambers Courty
Muriel Soll
City, Carnd
Wanda Orton
Wortha Mrs. Orton
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