Lee College Regents Set Budget Work Session
The Lee College Board of Regents will hold a budget work session at 7 p.m. next Thursday, July 1, in the Moody Center Rundell Hall board room. Moose Lodge at 615 W Main hosts a Saturday dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Village Playboys providing music. Donations are $1 per person. Terri Hudson now occupies Room 514 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and may receive visitors.
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DPS Urges Caution Around July Fourth Weekend
The Texas Department of Public Safety urged Baytown drivers to travel with extreme care for the July 4th weekend. DPS estimates 48 fatalities expected in the period from 6 p.m. Friday July 2 to mid Sunday July 5. John W. Young Jr. of 1200 Missouri Apt 402 is among six UTMB Galveston clinical associates accepted into a new health care sciences program.
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Weather And Tides Sunny and hot through Sunday forecast Bay area
Bay area forecast calls for sunny to partly cloudy weather and hot temperatures through Sunday with mid 70s to mid 90s. Morgan's Point tides show Sunday high tides at 4:01 a.m. and 8:01 p.m. and lows around 6:4 a.m. and 8:43 p.m. Monday tides list highs at 3:19 a.m. and 8:18 p.m. with lows at 7:32 a.m. and 9:23 p.m. Sun rose 6:23 a.m. and set 8:28 p.m. Sunday and Monday.
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Campout Notices and Social Snippets From The Sun
Around own items show Reed Hughes Terry Hart and Franklin Miller enjoying a four campout. Mrs R B King offers help. Rep Joe Allen drops by. Mrs Paul Penny and Mrs Benny Beck promote a games party and luncheon. Janelle Bertsch invites, C L Miller lines up campers. Joy and Norman Foote plan London house hunt and Esso Europe assignment. Mrs Clifford Bell praised as calm mother of the bride. Granddaughter wedding plans discussed by Fred Lintelman family. Bobby Campbell Ruth Bull Mary Jane Wyatt and Harriett Hargrave travel to Las Vegas for a long weekend.
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R. B. King
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Phyllis Guffey
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C. L. Miller
Joy
Norman Foote
Baytonians
London House
Esso Europe
Clifford Bell
Fred Lintelmans
Bobby Campbell
Ruth Bull
Mary Jane Wyatt
Harriett Hargrave
Las Vegas
Baytown traffic to worsen says city planner
City Planner Ross Wilhite warned at a Baytown Chamber luncheon that traffic is bad and rising. He cited counts showing Highway 146 and Decker Drive under pressure, with daily volumes up since 1964, and outlined plans including extending Baker Road and linking Bayway Drive to a state urban program.
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England Last Spot On Sun's European Tour
Journalist Mary H Brown describes London's mix of ancient and modern sights from Roman Mithras temple to Tower of London and Buckingham Palace. She plans visits to St Pauls and Westminster Abbey and notes time for shopping and reflection before returning to Amsterdam and Houston.
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ARCO pleads no contest over Houston crude discharge
Atlantic Richfield Co. pleaded no contest to discharging crude oil into the Houston Ship Channel last August under the Refuse Act. The case centers on an environmental violation at the Houston plant. Texas lawmakers redistricting left 6,000 Harris County residents uncounted, per GOP chairman.
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July Draft Call Expected Low In Baytown
A nationwide July August draft quota of 16 000 was announced by the Defense Department but Baytown Local Board 63 expects July calls to be near zero Local officials lack formal figures Saturday noting the late quota release The August figures arrive in July A Pentagon official described the quota as prudent planning with youth and Selective Service notice while others cited a two year extension of the draft law and possible deferments for students The call will be divided between July and August pending congressional action and the board will finalize paperwork once Congress acts
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Cedar Bayou area highway upgrade approved
The Cedar Bayou area will receive about 50 700 dollars for improvements on Highway 146 with work already started. Fire improvements extend nearly two miles from the end of curb and gutter toward the Chambers Harris County line. The project adds improved shoulders an asphalt overlay and non skid top to increase safety and reduce slick conditions in wet weather.
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Marvel
Houston
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Harris County
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Flagman on Humble project braves 146 feet of air
Gaylen L. Gibson 25 from Corpus Christi works as the flagman atop the 10 story Humble Enjoy building. From a narrow perch he signals crane operators guiding a 2 yard concrete bucket to its target. He has worked as an ironworker six years and says weather and lulls can pause jobs. Gibson and his wife live in Pasadena with two young sons.
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Humble
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Corpus Christi
Galveston
Houston
Pasadena
Baytown
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Nixon Aides Meet For Fiscal Budget Review At Camp David
President Nixon and top economic and domestic officials held a two day review at Camp David to assess current and future budget problems. Press secretary Ziegler said the talks focus on budget status amid Congress actions and inactions on his legislative program as inflation pressures persist. The White House described the session as part of ongoing discussions on the budget including the next fiscal year beginning July 1, 1972. The conferees plan to meet again to weigh legislative initiatives and the impact of congressional moves in the current session.
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Court Hearing Begins On Pentagon Papers Case
Washington AP report on a Supreme Court session over the Pentagon Papers publication. Solicitor General Griswold argues government function and national security rights exceed free speech concerns, while newspapers contend First Amendment protection blocks publication. Justices will review secret briefs. a ruling date remains uncertain.
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