Sterling Finishes Second at Freshman Meet Hosts Edge Rayburn
Sam Rayburn won the Sterling Ranger Freshman Meet with 34 events. Sterling ninth graders finished second. Robert E. Lee took third. Rayburn swept several events while Sterling claimed key wins in distance runs and field events. Notable performances include Brice Martin's broad jump and Fat Way's 45.7 in the javelin, with individual sprint and relay results featuring Stone, Jenkins, and Garron.
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Way
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Jack Stone
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Texans
Tommy Clark
AEL
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Barron
Bob Langham
Deer Park
Ken Preston
Paul Smith
John Strawh
Joe Hendricks
Kerr Adjong
Roy Martinez
Phillip E £Lam
Freddie Wilson
Gar Gers
Steeling
Dan McClure
UCLA Clinches No. 1 In Final Wire Poll Of 1866-47 Season
UCLA Bruins top The Associated Press final poll with a 20‑1 season mark, edging Louisville Kansas and North Carolina. Coach John Wooden says his team could beat any opponent in a series, noting strong yearlong improvement and lingering respect for other top squads.
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City of Baytown Seeks Bids for Storm Sewers North Main Street
The City Clerk of Baytown will accept sealed bids until 2:00 am Wednesday March 2 1987 for the construction of storm sewers and manholes on North Main Street between Merrell Avenue and Baker Road. Plans and specs are available from Lusch Scheming Company 1167 Fleetwood Drive Baytown Texas. A ten percent bid bond is required with each bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. No deposit is required for the sewer project.
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Gulf Coast Hospital Admits Dozens in Recent Following
New Arrivals: Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones 606 Chandler son born March 6 at Gulf Coast. Mr and Mrs James Odom Highlands daughter born March 6 at Gulf Coast. Admitted to Gulf Coast Barbara Powers Laura Morse Myrtle Yount Louisa Hancock Johnny Riley Raymond Hill Daisey Cleveland Otis Sanders J D Creeks Aaron Going Faye Ernestine Voparil Evelyn Luthringer Charlie Puttman Lois Bamnes QO B King James Hughes Eugene Johnson Mary Lorene Harper and others listed with room numbers and addresses.
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H. Powers
Ivie Lee
Laura Morse
Highlands
Myrtle Yount
Woodside
Louisa Hancock
Witten Aaron Going
Cedar Bayou
Faye Ernestine Voparil
Kilgore
Evelyn -Luthringer
Bay Town
Charlie Puttman
Lois Bamnes
Bayou
QO. B. King
Stone
James Hughes
Eugene Johnson
New Castle
Mary Lorene Harper
Wisconsin
Thomas Jones
Chandler
Gulf Coast
James Odom
Hairdressers Meet to Hear Coloring Program
The Baytown Hairdressers Association will meet at 7 30 pm Tuesday at Classic Cnif fures. Farrdirs and Gammon will present a program on hair coloring.
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Baytown Hairdressers Association
Cniffures
Farrdirs, Gammon
Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Cub Scouts at Pack 205
The Rev. Job Hassler of Moody Memorial First Methodist Church directed each Cub Scout to "Do His Very Best" at St. Mark's Methodist Church. Den mother Mrs. M. F. Hei Sart led the opening, awards were given to Wolf and Bear badges, and den mothers received pins. Rev. Hassler spoke on scouting as Rev. Harry Holmes gave the invocation.
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Job Hassler
Moody Memorial First Methodist Church
Galveston
St. Mark's Methodist Church
M. F. Hei Sart
Harry Holmes
John Mosley
Brent Cosio
Brian Sandow
Rusty Mossey
Ken Rosamond
Charles James
Shawn Sharp
Burt Warren
Brent Curry
Bryan Amerson
Tommy Turpin
E. G. Amerson
E. G Warren
Rev. Hassler
den Seven
America
KWBA Radio Schedule Featuring Morning and Gospel programming
A historic KWBA daily program grid lists 6:00 sign on and 6:15 Lifeline followed by Don Ard Show at 7:00 and Call A Cop at 7:15. Local news at 7:35, Heaven and Home Hour, Morning Chapel Hour, Amazing Grace and Coffee Break programs fill the morning. Country music segments with Ken Knight and Joe Ladd appear midday and into the evening with Mutual News on the half hour and a Community Bulletin Board.
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Don Ard
Texas
Amazing Grace
Glen Walker
Ron Ames
Joe Ladd
Ken Knight
Lees
Boar
Progress Made In Watts Area Unemployment
Los Angeles AP reports that efforts to reduce unemployment in Watts since the 1965 riots are yielding results. A University of Southern California study found one third of area employers would hire more Negro workers and many workers gained better jobs or promotions, with education as a key barrier. McClellan notes four Los Angeles skill centers are at capacity, leaving 2,500 Watts jobseekers on waiting lists. earlier estimates put Watts jobless around 25,000 with 17,839 placed recently.
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Los Angeles
Watts
McClellan
Bond Finds GA Legislature Both Fun And Boring
Atlanta a longtime SNCC figure Julian Bond says his first weeks in the Georgia General Assembly mix boredom and excitement. He notes lunches with railroad presidents and a jump in income, while reflecting on a protracted battle over leasing the state railroad. He recalls delays in seating him, eventual seating after a Supreme Court ruling, and his early role focusing on resolutions honoring Negro History Week and an Atlanta college centennial.
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Mark Twain Tonight on CBS a polished but imperfect telecast
Hal Holbrook’s one man show as Mark Twain presented as a television lecture with strong makeup and voice but hampered by audience laughter and heavy closeups. Chuck Connors to star in Cowboy in Africa on ABC. NBC slips in top ten with Smothers Brothers on CBS. tonight’s recommended: The Ugly American and CBS Reports on homosexuality.
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NEW York
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FHA Reduces Reclaimed Houses In Beaumont
Beaumont residents see FHA inventory drop as improvements to the local economy allow private ownership of previously possessed homes. Neal Pickett of the Houston Insuring Office said the Beaumont zone which includes Jefferson and Orange counties reduced its 1966 inventory after selling 305 houses at an average repair cost of 1200 dollars per home and average 31800 dollars paid by families.
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Federal Housing Authority
Neal Pickett
Houston
FHA
Jefferson
Orange Counties
Housing Authority
Water yields to reservoir to cut mud entering Grapevine
In Gainesville Texas the Soil Conservation Service notes that upstream flood prevention on Denton Creek will lift long term water yields to Grapevine Reservoir by about four percent after completion. The project spans Denton Wise and Montague counties with 87 flood dams, channel work, land treatment, 73 sediment control dams, 22 miles of terraces, 2000 acres of grass, and 70 miles of fencing to curb erosion. It aims to cut mud and sand inflow and extend reservoir life, reducing flood damage in Dallas Tarrant Denton Wise and Montague counties.
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Highlands Junior Science Fair Winners Named
Interest ran high at the Highlands Junior Science Fair on Monday night with judging at 3 p.m. and exhibits open until nearly 10 p.m. Winners advance to the All City Science Fair at Sterling High School on March 18. Earth science first went to Wancy Threadgill, second to Cynthia Reiter, third to Larry Scotti, and fourth to Cheryl Johnson. Biology first to Beth Herrington, second to Sanceria Messiah, third to Vickie Tidwell, fourth to Roy White. Physical science winners were Jimmy Semmens first, Joan Loggins second, Keith Askew third, Larry Stubbs fourth. Mathematics first to Reecie Holub, second to Michael Tiner, third to Larry Krolczyk, fourth to Sherri Hartley.
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Wancy Threadgill
Cynthia Renter
Larry Scotti
Cheryl Johnson
Beth Herrington
Sanceria Messiah
Vickie Tidwell
Roy White
Jimmy Semmens
Joan Loggins
Keith Askew
Larry Stubbs
Reecie Holub
Michael Tiner
Larry Krolczyk
Sherri Hartley
Hospital Receives St Francis Statue Dedication at Muenster Memorial
In Muenster Texas a dedication and blessing of a life sized St Francis statue at Muenster Memorial Hospital was held. The statue, representing an investment of more than 900 dollars by civic clubs individuals and parish societies, stands in a sheltered inner court. Rev Alcuin Kubis of Sacred Heart Church led the dedication.
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St. Francis
Muenster Memorial Hospital
Civic League and Garden Club
Alcuin Kubis
Sacred Heat Church
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