Baytown air controls push to curb refinery emissions
Johnson says electrostatic precipitators will be added to two car units and online by August 1976 to meet federal air standards. Baytown data show current levels already meet some limits, with hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and vapor recovery rules driving refinery upgrades through 1975 and 1974 deadlines. Texas Air Control Board staff and officials attended the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Johnson
Froma
Cat
Isson
Cat Unit Pro
Tohnson
Troop 883 Based in Wooster With Longtime Scout Leader
The Wooster Volunteer Fire Department sponsors Troop 883, led by Reber for 12 years. The group meets Tuesdays at the fire dept and participates in district campouts and local excursions, with plans for football drills and outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Scoute
Wooster Voluntere Fire Dept
W. EH
Kal Reber
Reber
Wooster Volunteer Fire Dept
Camipout
Hering
Strake
Annual Dance at Liberty Elks Lodge Raises Charity Funds
The event named Rickolf Abe TPUF TH ANNUAL hosts a dance at the Liberty Elks Lodge on Friday. Bud and Bud provide western music, Trai Ride members admitted free, with proceeds benefiting the Crippled Children's Hospital in Oui Tex. A New York thoroughbred will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickolf Abe
Liberty Elks Lodge
Bud
Ike Crippled Childrens
Oui
Tex
Four Arrested on Marijuana Charge in Baytown
Baytown police arrested Gene Palmer Remy Jr Colby Lee Tipton Dart Ross Ellis and Mary Gordon Vosburgh for possession of marijuana in an apartment just after midnight Friday. Ellis posted 31 000 bond. others had not yet set bonds. Detectives Dabney Clepper and Gaskey assisted in the arrests. In a separate case a theft of over 630 in construction tools from a padlocked storage at 3529 Edar Bayou Road was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Gene Palmer Remy Jr
Pamela
Colby Lee Tipton
Madison
Dart Ross Ellis
Ivie Lee
Mary Gordon Vosburgh
Village Lane
Ellis
W.R. Dabney
H. W. Clepper
M. Gaskey
Kenless Edge of
Houston
Edar Bayou Road
Exxon Day Picnic at Odessa features contests and games
Exxon Day in Odessa offers barbecue plates served from 11:30 a.m. with a Little Miss Exxon contest for preschool girls at 10 a.m. and a ladies style show at 2 p.m. An Exxon vs Exxon Chemical water war at noon, kiddie rides, plant tours, bingo, a softball game, and a free blood pressure clinic highlight the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Exxon
Exxon Chemical
Baytown Mutual Benefit Association
DPS offers women patrolman posts for first time since 1935
DPS announces that 110 cadets will be hired to train at the DPS Academy starting June 26 in Austin. Eligibility includes ages 20 to 35, height 5'8" to 4'4", weight guidelines, good vision, and 30 college hours. Training lasts 18 weeks with 600 dollars monthly. room and board about 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Wilson E. Spier
State Law Enforcement Agency
DPS
U.S
Austin
Spier
Baytown
Northwest Freeway
Houston
Beaumont
Lufkin
Nixon medical records allegedly taken during 1972 campaign
A former Nixon physician says records from a safe in his office were removed and "obviously sanitized" during the 1972 campaign, per the Long Beach Independent Press Telegram. An accountant admitted stealing 1.28 million from Allen Funt while serving as his adviser. Austin officials approve 4 million in fuel oil purchases to avert summer and winter shortages. The House passed a bill to halt employment of illegal aliens. vote 2 to 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Clif
Nixon
Press-Telegram
New York
Allen Funt
Austin
Washington
House
United States
Today in History highlights from May 4 events
On May 4 1626 Peter Minuit landed on Manhattan and purchased the island for trinkets worth 24. Later milestones include Napoleon's exile to Elba in 1814 1863 Chancellorsville Battle 1904 Panama Canal Zone possession 1942 Coral Sea start 1945 Denmark surrender 1961 first Freedom Ride from Washington to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themingham
Ala
Peter Minuit
Manhattan Island
Minuit
Manhattan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Chancellorsville
United
A's Open Series With Indians Set To Shuffle Batting Order
A's new bat specialist Deran Johnson may bat third or fourth in the opener of a four game series against the Cleveland Indians. Manager Dick Williams said line up adjustments are needed. Johnson, 33, previously batted .167 for the Phillies before being traded to advance the A L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Deran Johnson
Oakland
Cleveland Indians
Dick Williams
United Johnson
States
South Vietnam
Philadelphia
Phillies
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troop 883
Jwooster
Vranthan
Crosby
DPS Training School For Women
Roberto Clemente
Flood Plains
Walker
Harris Soil and Water Conservation District
Texas Water Development Board
Tod
Baytown Civic Center
First American Bank and Heast of
Baytoun
Our World
THE
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Jack Fowler
Rose Fowler
Fowler Insurance Agency
Kilgore Rd
Texas
U. S. Steel
America
U. S. Steel and Texas Works
Texas Works
United States Steel