Greens Bayou Woman Fined In Dump Case
Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery fined Mrs. W. L. Lockerby $200 for dumping nearly 1,000 dead or dying crabs within 800 feet of a public facility. The case ties to Crystal Seafood Co. and a dispute over who instructed disposal and who should be charged. An appeal notice followed the ruling.
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Glenn Vickery
Baytown
W. L. Lockerby
William L. Lockerby
Crystal Seafood Co
Walter Quebedeaux
San Jacinto
Wiley Bell
William C. Kirkpatrick
Lockerby
Houston City
Harris County
Houston
Richard F. Bergerner
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast hospital admits include Jimmy Franklin Martin Houston in Room 120 Pedro Garza Houston in Room 120 Eva Louise Moore Crosby in Room 122 Maggie Mary Lord Crosby in Room 102 Lori Anne Broussard Mont Belvieu daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Broussard in Room 123 New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Paul Klein 702 WN Circle daughter born March 6R
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Houston
Pedro
Garza
Eva Louise Moore
Crosby
Maggie Mary Lord
Lori Anne Broussard
Charles Broussard
Mont Belvieu
Paul Klein
Circle
Baytown area gets underway with Loop 201 work
Spur 201’s first contract advances in the Baytown area while a San Jacinto River project adds an intersection and new river span. I-10 will be widened to freeway proportions from the river to Loop 610 near the Budweiser Brewery with extra lanes and service roads. Highway 146 near La Porte and Highway 225 toward Pasadena also progress. Vice President Frank Turpin led a luncheon with Fred Hartman introducing the highway committee. no lunch next Friday for Good Friday.
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la Porte
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Fred Hartman
Highway Committee
Turpin
Fuller Jr. attends Aviation Officer Candidate School
Clyde L. Fuller Jr., son of Dr and Mrs Clyde L Fuller Sr of 208 Southwood, is attending Aviation Officer Candidate School at Naval Aviation Schools Command, Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida.
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Clyde L. Fuller Sr
Southwood
Naval Aviation Schools Command
Naval Air Station
Pensacola, Fla
Baytown mayoral race voices on tax and form of government
Candidates discuss sales tax fairness and who pays the tax burden. Mayors endorse council manager form with checks and balances while rivals push for diverse revenue ideas including billboard tax and industrial contracts. They note resident residency length, future parks, golf course feasibility, and park funding.
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Thornton
Braswell
Baytown
Roberts
Fanestiel
Smith
Kelley
Austin
Hallum
City eyes tax breaks and aging population needs
The panel discusses tax incentives to lure industry to Louisiana and aid for retired citizens in Baytown. Candidate concerns focus on sales tax, fixed incomes, and retirement income calculations while agreeing on water, sewer, streets, and a $10.8 million capital plan with golf course to be deprioritized. Community leaders push for senior tax relief and city facility needs.
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Bailey
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Evans
Hallum
Fanestiel
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Baytown League of Womien Voters
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E. A. Milton
Max Nalley
Norman McElvaney
William J Schultz 83 Funeral at Earthman Chapel
Funeral services for William J Schultz 83 of 5103 Barbaroo Road will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Earthman Chapel. He died Saturday in an Alvin hospital and is survived by a son George H Schultz of Baytown and two brothers. Interment Magnolia Cemetery Beaumont.
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J. Schultz
Barbaroo Road
Earthman Chapel
Schultz
Alvin Hospital
Ed Thiele
Magnolia Cemetery
Beaumont
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Baytown
Albert Schultz
Fritz Schultz
Anahuac
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Earthman’s
Texas A&M Senior Class Elects Jimmy Dunham President
Class president selection confirms Jimmy Dunham son of Mr and Mrs Orval Dunham of 1801 McFarland elected leader of the Texas A&M University senior class.
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Gan
Orval Dunham
McFarland
Texas A&m University
Eisenhower Dies After Long Public Life of War and Peace
The nation mourns as Dwight D. Eisenhower dies at 76 after a career spanning World War II and the presidency. His passing follows a series of heart attacks and illnesses, with Mamie Eisenhower nearby. Government orders a three day mourning period, and a state funeral schedule unfolds from the Cathedral to the Capitol, then to Abilene.
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