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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1987

Page

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Regents OK administrative changes at LC

Lee College Board of Regents approved a new administrative structure with five deans and several reporting lines to the president. The vote was 6-0, with several officers absent. The changes consolidate instructional departments from 13 to seven and shift reporting to the dean of administrative services.

Regents David Mohlman Lee College Board of Regents Claudia Smith Alden Weaver Mike Bargainer Wayne Gray Public Information Gray Steve Don Carlos Board of Regents Bettie Bennet

Congress and state legislatures rate budget clash as top issue

The national Congress and state legislatures share a central problem the budget and deficit. Both bodies are distracted by arguments over various topics rather than addressing fiscal realities, according to the Pearce Street Journal commentary.

National Congress State Legislature

Around Town: Diverse Local Moments and Personal Wins

Steve Herman reconsiders outfit choices Erin Morris shows gymnastic skill on a diving board Nella Hamman-Golding shines Wes and Ada Rabke share a moving experience Mildred Rosamond offers a different view Lisa Villanueva makes a splash Eileen Wallace gains a reprieve for a special occasion Jim E Long reconnects and catches up

Steve Herman Erin Morris Nella Hamman-Golding Wes Ada Rabke Mildred Rosamond Lisa Villanueva Eileen Wallace Jim E. Long

Baytown July 4 Festivities Begin With Run And Fireworks

Baytown marks its 11th annual Independence Day celebration with a five mile run at 7 30 a m finishing an hour later and a noon parade along Martin Luther King Drive. Official ceremonies at 1 05 p m, skydivers, Dr Bruce Rhythm and Blues All Stars, contests, races, rodeos, and performances fill the day culminating in a fireworks display at 9 p m.

Louise Shaw Baytown Gulf and Lee Drive South Main East Republic Martin Luther King Drive Market Street Market Bicentennial Park Lee Drive Gentry Bruce

Crosby schools group aims to back district growth plan

Crosby Concerned Citizens for Better Schools led by Ray Mendoza outlines its role as a positive support group for the district. Formed in 1985 as a PAC to back school board candidates, it later became a nonprofit, with about 90 to 150 active members. The group favors north of Highway 90 expansion for growth and tax reasons, while opponents expect only modest district growth.

Amy Kems Crosby Concerned Citizens For Better Schools Ray Mendoza CCBS Highway 90 Citizens’ Group Mendoza Political Action Committee PAC

Reagan vows swift action on Supreme Court nominee

President Reagan faces pressure from Senate Democrats and Republicans over a Powell replacement. Senator Leahy urged competence over ideology while Thurmond urged speedy approval. White House officials said the selection process had not begun, with a Monday meeting planned as Powell retires at 79 due to health and age.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Reagan Supreme Court Lewis F. Powell Patrick Leahy Dvt Strom Thurmond R- 5.C Nbc-Tv Leahy Senate Powell Thurmond Edwin Meese III Camp David Joseph Biden D-Del White House Howard H. Baker Jr

Slagle urges lawmakers to postpone budget vote

AUSTIN AP Democratic Chairman Bob Slagle urged lawmakers to delay the House tax vote for two weeks to show Texans how state services would suffer without a tax increase. Governor Bill Clements warned veto, while Speaker Gib Lewis pushed a package up to 6 billion dollars including a higher sales tax and tax on services. The House Ways and Means Committee planned to review various tax plans ahead of the 38.3 billion dollar 1988 89 budget vote.

Texas Slagle Gib Lewis Dort Worth Lewis House Ways and Means

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