Tricity Beach Civic Association Dinner Speakers
Speakers Warren Clark Jr and Joe Sandlin will address a covered dish dinner at 7 p m Tuesday as plans are made for a March 15 fish fry Willard McGuire will speak at the Baytown Education Association meeting at 7 p m Tuesday in Ross Sterling auditorium The Book Review Club meeting of Mrs Charles Bonner president has been postponed until April
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Tricity Beach Civic’ Association
Warren Clark Jr
Joe Sandlin
Willard McGuire
National Education Association
Baytown Education Association
Pam
Ross Sterling Auditorium
Charles Bonner
Book Review Club
Hill
Barbers Hill’ Scholarship Association
Beach City
Tri-City Beach Road
Joe Crumpler
Baytown Council Plans Water Well and City Improvements
Baytown City Council will review plans for a new fresh water well and authorize Busch Hutchison and Associates to invite bids if approved. The panel will also consider selling $750,000 in water and sewer revenue bonds for the East District plant, annex Gulf properties, amend subdivision and industrial waste ordinances, and discuss traffic measures including two hour parking on Market.
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Baytown
Busch, Hutchison and. Associates
Vicin
Tom Gentry
Trinity Episcopal’ Church
Iren Water and Sewer
East District
Gulf Properties
VE Alulme Run
Maul Atl Asus
Gulf
Cedar Bayou
A. CoGullett
West Texas
Thomas Circle
Airhart
Remov
Wet and Windy Weather Promised for Baytown Area
Baytown area forecasters predict a wet windy spell for Tuesday night with a 60 percent chance of showers. Gusts up to mph are anticipated as 1192 AF&AM holds a 7 p.m meeting to examine candidates. Also planned are union talks, theater auditions, absentee voting, and scholarships fundraisers with community events and local leaders noted.
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National Weather Service
Bay- Lodge
Creek Lodge
Dershowers
Af&am
Cambodian cabinet shakeup signals civilian control push
Lon Nol ordered a sweeping reshuffle in Phnom Penh with Prime Minister Long Boret to form a new cabinet after the removal of a provincial chief. Some sources say the United States embassy may have influenced the changes as Lon Nol seeks to tighten civilian oversight amid a volatile political scene.
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Phnom .Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Long Boret
Lon
U.S
Lehief
Phnom Penh
Trustees Alter CB Zoning Lines At REL Boundary
May board action shifts small triangle area between Highway 146 Cedar Bayou and Massey Tompkins Road back to Ross Sterling zone. Boundaries set for fall 1976 plan directing students living on both sides to Ross. Also three elementary changes affecting five schools with 105 pupils moved from Travis to Pumphrey to balance capacity. Canton of district lines and junior high changes pending.
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Eva Luthringer
Cedar Bayou
Robert E. Lee
Chambers County
REL
Massey-Tompkins
Johnny Clark
Ross Sterling
Ferry Road
Ross District
Sugges
McKinney Road
Clark
RSS
al Bordelon
Bordelon
Travis
Pumphrey
Lynchburg
North Main
Weekend Notes From Beaumont And Nearby Folks
Bonnie Patterson helps Eva Foxworth organize two photos Ysleta Swain and Lillian Spear enjoy a Beaumont weekend Janie Waters submits a report Low and Chuck Tomme prepare a lamb dish Mrs John M Chappell makes a leisure suit Rosie Lee Taylor to be photographed Clem Kovar recalls Navy entry date March 11 W A Dillahunty visits relatives Maxine Keyes rests with a friend Mike Finley wishes for Saturday Jimmy Antle discusses stock market Lucille Plocheck and Tammy move into new townhouse Mrs Jiles Upton offers advice Suzanne Zeglin wins two twirling trophies
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Bonnie Patterson
Eva Foxworth
Ysleta, Swain
Lillian Spear
Beaumont
Janie Waters
Low
Chuck Tomme
John M. Chappell
Rosie Lee Taylor
Clem Kovar
Navy
W. A. Dillahunty
Granite
Okla
Inlaw
A. D. (Dilly) Dillahunty
Maxine Keyes
Mike Finley
Jimmy Antle
Lucille Plocheck
Tammy
Jiles Upton
Suzanne Zeglin
Temporary Road Plan Keeps Hospital Access Safe
Heavy machinery on Garth Road near Gulf Coast Hospital prompts assurances of continuous access. Warren Brothers contractor aims to maintain hospital ingress and egress with a temporary east side road providing driveways to the parking lot. Concrete work on the west side will have a temporary skip to preserve entry points.
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Garth
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ori
Warren Brothers
Jim Hutchison
Hutchison
Goose Creek
Record setting baby sitter tale and bridge progress update
A Pearce Street Journal item describes a record claim involving a baby sitter Laura Katheyn Brown who slept in 120 seconds after a four year old boy’s romp, plus a road construction report near Goose Creek with a hospital entrance project, temporary detours, a north of Goose Creek bridge, and completion timelines. The contractor notes good delivery of concrete and a three month project horizon with weather as a factor.
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Laura Katheyn Brown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Hutchison
Garth
Schilling
Inwood
School Board approves extra elderly homestead break
Baytown school board votes to add a $1,000 homestead exemption for seniors 65 and older, increasing total potential revenue loss to about $125,609. Officials estimate a roughly half cent tax increase could cover losses, but district growth may offset it without a rate rise.
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Johnny Clark
Bill Going
E. C. Wood
Senior Citizens Club of
Baytown
John Muth
Congress weighs more aid to Cambodia as Lon Nol faces pressure
A reluctant Congress weighs extra military aid to Cambodia amid rising calls for President Lon Nol to resign. House leaders aim to avoid a veto showdown with Ford while negotiations on an energy plan stall oil taxes. The news briefs cover weather, trials, and daylight saving timing across multiple cities.
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Washington
Congress
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Washington — House
Ford
District Capitals Fall in South Vietnam Offensive
North Vietnamese forces backed by tanks launched widespread attacks across South Vietnam toppling district capitals bases and outposts cutting highways and threatening to seize the region. The provincial capital Ban Me Thuot faced heavy fighting as 9 Americans were reported trapped and government forces fought to hold the city with helicopter airlifted reinforcements.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Hili
Ban Me Thuot
le Trung’ Hien
Saigon Command
Phuoc Long
Plans for Winnie airport move forward with site sale
Chambers County considers leasing county land at 20 per acre until construction begins for a Winnie airport project to serve planes up to a DC 3. The site lies along Interstate 10 west of Winnie. Plans call for one runway 3600 feet by 150 feet, a taxiway, hangar areas, and a single large hangar site.
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Martiallyn
Anahuac
Winnie
Chambers County
Security State Missioners Court
Gulf Coast Bank
Mont Belvieu
R. T. Pinchback
Banks
Pinchback
Gulf Coast
Mont Belof
Lowland
Norma Rowland
Winnieoff
C. F. Nelson Jr
Weather and Tides Report for Tuesday and Wednesday
Weather calls for cool, wet, windy Tuesday night with winds dropping and a chance of rain easing Wednesday. South winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts Tuesday night, shifting to northeast 10 to 15 mph by Wednesday. Lows Tuesday night mid 60s, highs Wednesday near 70. Rain chance 66 percent Tuesday night, 20 percent Wednesday. Baytown tides list high and low times for Wednesday and Thursday. County deposits to be staggered across banks, about 1.8 million dollars split 30 30 40 among banks.
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Baytown
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