Commuters Attend Orchestral Workshop and Reunion Plans
Commuters and notable locals gather for an orchestra workshop at Inspiration Point Fine Arts Cabriy in Arkansas with reservations due Friday the 15th for a July 21 Goose Creek Country Club reunion buffet. Alderman Thibodeaux spoke June 17 to protest sewage discharge into Lawrence Gulley from a planned subdivision by Joe Ayler. Baytown Secretaries Association plans a tea meeting at Nuala Court with speaker Phy Poa, while Martin C. Franston of 515 Gresham awaits heart surgery at Methodist Hospital Houston. visitors restricted but cards welcome.
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McKinney Road
Chris Warren
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Warrett
Inspiration
Point Fine Arts Cabriy
Arkansas
Robert £. Leé
Goose Creek Country Club
Lous ‘Thibodeaux
Texas’ Water Quality Board
Lawrence Gully
Joe Ayler
Sunertonedus
Thibodealer
Martin C. Franston
Gresham
Methodist
Houston
Hospitalized Smoky Wood Improves Visitors Allowed
C. Smoky Wood is hospitalized for walking pneumonia and shows improvement. visitors soon possible. Methoen H. Gantry starts a busy Rotary role. B. L. Jordan recovers from a stroke in a Houston rehab center. Emmett Hasser enjoys a brief vacation. Ronnie Bente goes for coffee. Nicky Titian gathers for a Fourth of July party.
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Smoky) Wood
San Jacinto
Methoen H. Gantry
Rotary
B. L. Jordan
Emmett Hasser
Mitre
Ronnie Bente
Nicky Titian
Revenue measure slows growth with May drop
Washington reports a revenue measure dipped in May for the first time in four months, suggesting a softer pace of economic growth ahead. A congressional panel approved President Carter's proposed budget plan, adding a provision to restructure near term tax policy.
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Washington
Carter
Rainlog Achievement Story Remains Elusive
Fragmentary notes mention rainlog and achievement tied to a performance by an individual or group. The readable text hints at a positive outcome but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to specify who achieved what and where. Further context is needed to finalize a precise headline and summary.
Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty Out In Rape Cases
The Supreme Court ruled today that the death penalty for rape is disproportionate punishment. In an opinion by Justice White the court indicated states may not execute offenders for rape, even rape of a minor, and struck down a Georgia death sentence in a 1974 case. Justice Burger joined in calling death as punishment for rape cruel and unusual.
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Washington
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Whyte
Georgia
Ehrlich
Anthony Coker
Waycross
Balore
White
Pottes Stewart
Blackmuin
John’ Paul Stevens
Willam J. Breonazi
Warren E. Burger
Coke
Barbers Hill OKs 1977-78 budget with big rise
Barbers Hill School Board approved a 2,067,962 budget for 1977-78 after a formal hearing. The plan includes an eight percent raise for staff, a 4.5 percent boost for high school coaches, and 28 percent higher electricity costs plus 3.4 percent more gasoline. Principal debt payments for a 34 million construction project drive much of the increase, with board action to finalize after Wednesday equalization deliberations.
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Vernacl Mont
Farmer
Thebrary
Americana Day Fourth of July Celebration at Park
Americana Day features a third annual event with a parade, pi e baking, crafts, and a goose race. Judging for children and costume contests, plus a sky diving show by Spaceland Sky Divers, bicycle parade, and various contests. Parade line spots available via chamber of commerce.
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Weather Forecast Teases Mostly Cloudy Week Ahead
Partial forecast notes PARTLY CLOUDY conditions through Thursday for the Gaytown area. Temperature trend shows lows in the mid 70s and highs around 70s to mid 70s, with a mix of cool and warm periods late week.
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Gaytown Area
Forrcent
Summer amphitheater plans daytime events and a fireworks finale
Livé entertainment runs all day at the amphitheater gazebo with a closing fireworks display at 9 p.m. presented by Royce and Ted Trout of At&s Enterprises, professional pyrotechnics. Baytown degrees and Joycee-ettes perform, crews Willis and the Country 4 Click host contests with no admission charge. Interested individuals may sign up by calling the chamber of commerce or the park and recreation department.
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Royce
Ted Trout
At&s Enterprises
Pyrtechnics
Baytown
Joycee-ettes
Willis
Chamber of Rommerce
Park and Recreation Department
Be Closed Market Street Detours Planned During Bridge Project
Market Street will close from Crtege to Lanehburg Ried for about six months beginning 8 cem Wednesday to allow construction of a new Market Street Bridge. City traffic planner Mike Weaver said westbound travelers should detour via Lee Drive to West Walnut, then to Market Street. Exiting Market traffic should use Lynchburg Road to Decker Drive. Detour routes will be marked. City Council awarded $1,095,295 to Farrell Construction Co of Houston to build the 1 fnot bridge.
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Market Street
Crtege
Lanehburg Ried
Witedday
Decker Drive
Weaver
Farrell Construction Co
Houston
Help Sought For Flood Surety State
Harris County commissioners meet to seek a resolution asking lawmakers to include flood insurance grant relief in a special session and to amend state law. A recent attorney general ruling argues counties lacking statutory authority to enforce floodplain restrictions since the 1970 deadline face limits. County Judge Jon Lindsay notes the flood insurance program may be the sole path to coverage for up to 12 000 people and 500 million in coverage.
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Houston
Harris Fiunly Commissioners Court
Gay
Dulph Hiisege
Tayy
Jobin Hill
Harris County
Jon Lindsay
Lindsay
Floe Plain
Chambers County Hospital Subsidy Dilemma Revealed
Chambers County officials and the Chambers Memorial Hospital board plan a joint session to address funding issues. Commissioners debate a further $20,000 of a $90,000 subsidy request, noting the monthly subsidy was only 500 when the court began four years ago.
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Chambers Memorial Hospital
Chambers County
Commissioners Court
Board of Er
Missioners
Stephenson
Precifict 3
Floyd Wiliams Wald
Beach City approves 1977 78 budget with salary rises
Beach City Council approved a 21 896 budget for the upcoming year after a 30 minute executive session. City Secretary Sandra Tappan salary increases to 180 per month with 100 for home office rent. attorney John Lefeber salary up from 50 to 101. mayoral expenses and contingency funds approved. revenue projections include franchise fees and miscellaneous income. The council discussed potential sales tax and asked staff to investigate taxable items with state comptroller and area businesses.
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Beach. City
Beach
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Sandra Tappan
John Lefeber
New Budge
Houston Lighting & Fower Co
Houston Natural Gas and General Telephone
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Texas “Municipal Leagues
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Tit City
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