Baytown Fireworks Ordinance Defines Fireworks Standards
Law text defines fireworks as any combustible or explosive device for visible or audible effects. It lists blank cartridges toy pistols and similar items over 0.25 grain explosive content as fireworks and bans balloons propelled by fire and several firework types while excluding auto flares and small caps. The fire department asks parents to curb children’s use and drivers to drive safely with rest stops.
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Baytown residents win SPCE awards at Bayshore dinner
Dr. T. L. Patton of 6010 Glen Haven and R. M. Manne of 192 N Burnet receive Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers honors at Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club. Patton earns Professional Achievement Award for his professional work and patents. Manne wins Civic Achievement Award for civic and political service in Baytown. he is Harris County Democrats chairman and former South Texas College of Law valedictorian.
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Dick) Manne
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Lee College
Court votes on open hearing for Thurgood Marshall case
Justices Pap r esent oppose private hearing with Thurgood Marshall. four justices join in rejecting the Justice Department request for a private proceeding. Chief Justice Burger with Harlan and Blackmun favors closed session. Stewart and White join in open hearing stance.
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Byron R. White
Justice Department
Warren B. Burger
John M. Harlan
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No federal income tax on first $100 stock dividends
The statement notes there is no federal income tax on the initial $100 earned from stock dividends. It presents a taxation threshold claim without broader context or qualifiers.
New Education Center to rise on University of Houston campus
Groundbreaking set for Saturday July 17 for a 5.4 million seven story UH Education Center to be built by O Meara Chandler Benson Corp. The project covers 28000 square feet of floor space with a 144300 square foot garage for about 400 cars. The complex will include a hotel, restaurant, conference and classrooms, 22 meeting rooms, a 300 seat auditorium and a library study area. Completion is planned for fall 1973 near University Center southeast campus corner.
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Taxes Rise Across Texas On Thursday
Texas residents will face higher prices on many items starting Thursday as the 1971 legislature enacts new state taxes. The changes include a general sales tax increase to 4 percent, a motor vehicle tax rise to 4 percent, cigarette tax to 18.4 cents per pack, a new 4 percent tax on car rentals, beer tax to 5 per barrel, liquor tax to 2 dollars per gallon, and a higher corporation franchise tax of 4.50 per thousand of capital. Masters Degree news notes James A. Highsmith of Baytown earns a masters from the University of South Florida.
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