Texas liquor-by-the-drink bill moves through Senate
The Open Saloon measure advances in the Senate with minor amendments and expected House passage. Texans in Harris County and urban areas anticipate local option voting after Governor Preston Smith signs. The bill would allow counties to decide on liquor-by-the-drink locally without a statewide mandate.
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el Paso
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Corpus Christi
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Texas
Crosby Trustees OK Textbook Selections
Crosby School Board approves the textbook committee recommendations for next fall. High school selections include Tanner English 9 and 10, Blair US and Pooley England, Modern Applied Math, Algebra I and II, Chemistry I, Cultural Heritage. agriculture texts from Interstate. elementary art from Benson and Prentice Hall. Magic of Music vocal series. Modern School Math for grades 4 5 6. Merrill life science for grade 7. Committee members include Supt. Jerry Prochazka and teachers R L Taylor Lois Faye Harris Louis Helen Craig Kathy Lind er Wilma L Cooper Marjorie M Norris Lee Haywood Carolyn Dahlquist Helen Miller Levi Williams Jr Eggers ten Gregg Jr Pauline Johnson Dayne Holder Annie Malone. Prochazka notes all subject teachers helped make recommendations.
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United States
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Scott Foresman
Houghton Mifflin
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Interstate
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Houghton-Mifflin
Texbook Committee
Jerry Prochazka
R. L. Taylor
Lois Faye Harris
Louis Helen Craig
Kathy Linder
Wilma L. Cooper
Marjorie M. Norris
Lee Haywood
Carolyn Dahlquist
Helen Miller
Levi Williams Jr
Eggersten Gregg Jr
Pauline Johnson
Dayne Holder
Annie ‘Malone
Supt. Prochazka
High School Counselors At LC Meet
Ten area high school counselors visited Lee College for a dinner meeting sponsored by the Education Information Committee to boost college high school information flow for students. Representatives discussed advanced placement fees extension classes financial aid and a college career day with college presenters John McCormick Alton Laird and Gertrude Teter. Guests included Sterling High School Lee High School Anahuac La Porte Crosby Channelview and Day ton colleagues. A Shaw reading from Pygmalion was performed by Dan Mendoza students Edmond Porter John Garner and Rosemary Watt.
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Education Information Committee
Ed‘Monk
EIC
John McCormick
Alton Laird
Gertrude Teter
H H. Nit‘schmann
Marion Brown
Bettye White
Sterling High School
M. C. Rishing
Ouida Carroll
Dorothy Willis
Lee High School
Freddye Thompson
Anahuac
Jennie Reid
la Porte
Leo Naeger
Crosby
Channelview
Generations
Dayton
Highlands Texans Discuss Pro-Rate Water Charges
Highlands area officials from Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 and District 1-B debated a pro-rate sewer charge based on 1-B's sewage load and investment returns. District 1-B serves 149 customers but uses District 1 facilities for treatment and is not taxed for bond issues.
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Betsy Webber
District No. 1
Eddie Harvill
District 1-B
Highlands
1-B
District 1
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