Huffman Residents Push Toll Free Baytown Calling
Mrs. Bailess urged toll free EMS between Huffman and Baytown at a Baytown City Council meeting, arguing residents were charged for service not delivered. The council tabled the issue until a General Telephone cost study in June.
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Growth Pattern Change Seen
Pulitzer Prize winning linguist Rene Dubos warned of a shift in growth focus from quantity to quality in the coming decades. He told Rice University students that future development will emphasize human welfare, population dynamics, and improved living standards rather than sheer material buildup.
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Baytown election day letter urges term limits and better curb work
A Baytown reader urges voters to back a two term limit for city officials and to elect the best candidate for mayor and council. The writer recalls local history from 1938 to 1972, criticizes east side neglect and dust, and calls for improved street maintenance and sweeping.
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Ward Road
Schools Tackle Trespassing in Houston District
Houston principals and teachers will enforce a trespassing ordinance more strictly after security chief Lex Burton urged staff to identify outsiders with no legitimate business in schools. Visitors must register in the office, or face charges. enforcement also covers former and suspended pupils after class ends.
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May
Marijuana Arrests Reported after Bus Stop Incident
Three juveniles and one adult were arrested Monday aboard a church bus. the adult faced marijuana possession charges. Wayne Alan Montgomery, 17, of 322 Massey Tompkins, lot eight, was jailed, while the three youths were handed to the juvenile officer. Police also noted thefts at Witt Marine and Bayshore Motors overnight, plus two Baytown schools reporting minor damages from weekend break-ins.
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Babies Live With Partial Liver After Tumor Removal
Dr Charles A Peck Jr of Children’s Hospital Washington told University Surgical Residents that infants and children can survive after removing large portions of the liver to treat liver cancer. In a MW year study 13 patients were identified. six survived eight years post surgery.
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Lee College Delegates Headed to OEA Conference in Albuquerque
Thirteen Lee College Office Education Association members plus two sponsors travel Friday to Albuquerque for the national OEA event. At state level seven junior colleges competed with about 170 contestants. LC delegates include Kathy Hutto Linda Battarbee Kathy Bransford Sharon Gray Denise Gigout with five voting delegates. First place winners include Linda Battarbee Patty Casey Janice Vargas Theresa Ruben. Second place winners include Charlotte Pullen Patty Downs Kathy Hutto and the team of Schwarze Felder Malone Hutto Pullen Gray. Third place winners include Kathy Tieman Josie Ramirez Deborah Elliott. Fourth place Denise Gigout Paula Malone Gloria Felder. Fifth place Josie Barrow.
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Texas
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Lee College
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Charlotte Pullen
Patty Downs
Fan Schwarze
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Kathy Tieman
Josie Ramirez
Deborah Elliott
Josie Barrow
One Room School Preserved at Tech Museum Visit
The Bairfield Schoolhouse from the Bairfield Ranch near Clarendon is now preserved at the Ranch Headquarters in the Tech University Museum. Donor Charles FE Bairfield said the building came into the family around 1900 and served Donley County homesteaders children starting in 1907. He recalled nine grades taught with small pupil counts and praised teachers for dedication and inspiring values.
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Museum of Texas “Tech University
Bairfield
Clarendon
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Donley County
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Farmers Still Eligible For Hardship Loan
Harris County farmers hit by crop losses from bad weather in the first half of 1972 may obtain emergency loans at one percent interest if they apply by May 8. A forgiveness benefit up to 5000 dollars may reduce debt for uncompensated losses, with applications filed at the Farmers Home Administration County Office in Houston.
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Harris County
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Fannin
Pancake Breakfast Tickets On Sale For YMCA Event
Tickets for the second annual YMCA pancake breakfast on May 19 are available at the Y building or from members at 1 each. The event at O Brien s on Alexander Drive runs from 5 a.m. to noon with all you can eat for holders. Limited tickets will be sold. Co chairmen are Fred Bednarski and Bill Darling.
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Lee College Offers Multiple May Defensive Driving Courses
Lee College schedules four defensive driving classes in May in Room 102 of the Social Sciences Building. Benny Moskowitz teaches 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays May 7 9 14 16. Guy Holman teaches 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays May 8 10 15 17. a 7 to 9 p.m. Monday Wednesday session May 14 16 21 23 taught by Sue Jones. a final 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday Thursday May 15 17 22 24 taught by Holman. Fee is 9. Contact Continuing Education at 427 5611 ext 214 to register.
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Second Baptist Crusade Continues At 500 E James
The Frank Wellington Children’s Crusade at Second Baptist Church 500 E James continues through Friday. Rev Wellington a Canadian minister uses flannel graphs ventriloquism movies and unusual musical instruments. Services start at 7 p.m with transport to different city areas available per Rev Roy A Cloudt.
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Second Baptist Church
E. James
Wellington
Second Baptists
Roy A. Cloudt
Romans Destroyed Carthage in 146 B C
Did You Know The Romans conquered Carthage in 146 B C They burned the city and plowed its ashes under symbolically sowing the furrows with salt.
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B.C
Indian factory opens near Whitefish Bay Ojibway benefit
The Shong le Way Shifur factory in Whitefish Bay, near Kenora, held its opening ceremony and aims to employ about 40 of the reserve's 347 Ojibway Indians. Main products include mink coats hats and mink plates, per Department of Indian Affairs officials.
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Kenora
Department of Indian Affairs
White' Fish Bay
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