Mock disaster drills test city response at emergency center
In a staged exercise at the EOC, three hospitals treated simulated victims as tank cars carrying vinyl chloride and ammonia burned nearby. Civil Defense Director Fletcher-Hickerson noted a communications gap with one hospital at start but praised overall efficiency. a post-exercise critique will guide improvements.
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Oleae
FCC
EOC
Civil
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Fletcher — Hickerson
Rites Remain From Pages 21 in Waco Fatal Crash
Waco man in Lowe’s car died after traveling on the wrong side of the road near Providence Hospital. He was en route to Texas A&M for an eight week certified fire school course, visiting his family in Mart. Baytown firemen Mike Hernandez and Mike Canniii attended the session. Lowe served as a volunteer in Mart, was a Mart High School graduate, and resided with his aunt in Mart before moving to Baytown. He is survived by his parents and grandmother in Mart and two sisters in Texas. Burial planned in Mart Cemetery.
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Waco
Providence Hospital
Lowe
Beltinger
Mart
Texas A&m
Baytown
Mike Hernandez
Mike Canniii
Fire Department
State Department
Forest D. Crouse
Wright Blvd
John Ellis Lowe
Gertrude
Mira
Tom
Lynn) Zander
Fdesel
Kathy Slater
Warn
Mart Cemetery
Services Set For Former Baytonian J T Sloane
Services for former Baytonian J T Ty Sloane 60 of Albuquerque N M will be held Tuesday at Garcia Funeral Home in Albuquerque He died Friday in Albuquerque He is survived by his wife Georgeanna Sloane of Albuquerque three daughters Dee Dee Porter of Houston Beverly Wells of Albuquerque and Eula Lee St Clair of Spokane Wash one sister Betty Ince of Enumclaw Wash five grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive Donations may be made to the American Heart Association in his memory
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J. T
Ty) Sloane
N. M
Garcia Funeral
Sloane
Georgeanna Sloane
Dee Dee Porter
Houston
Beverly Wells
Eula “Lee St. Clair
Spokane
Wash
Betty Ince
Enumclaw
McManus trial panel to decide exposure to publicity
McManus asked for an evidentiary hearing to test a juror exposure claim but Judge McMaster ordered the jury panel to be questioned about any publicity. The trial date was expected to begin Monday afternoon. In vandalism news two tires were slashed on John Melamore’s car near his Cedar Bayou-Crosby apartment, with an estimated $200 loss. A name correction lists Steve Thorpe, not Mike Thorpe, set to travel to India with a Lee College group this summer.
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Paige
McManus
Hinton
McMaster
John Melamore
Cedar Bayou-Crosby
Steve Thorpe
Mike Thorpe
India
Lee College
Police Probe Apartment Burglary and Drug Case
Police investigate a string of break ins across Rollingbrook Woodscapes and Country Club Manor between 2 and 3 a.m. Officers report burglars moved through open or unlocked windows taking cash and credit cards while residents awoke to noises but saw little. Hashish found in a van tied to the case leads to charges, with at least one suspect identified. A separate note mentions a beauty pageant result and a postponed firefighters training facility approval.
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Shedy Hill
Counry
Manor
Decker
Lredit
Rollingbrook
Douglas Zeithaler
Rollingbrook Burgh
Katherine” L
R. D. Lawrence
Herl
Robert
John
Anticles
Possible
Arg
Jack Hagee
Yan
Pakare Dai
Ray Joseph Ladriquez
Jackson
Cactia A.m
Aise
Iran
Loedrique
J Atlantic
Moapital Auliligtes
J.B
Stewart
Country Club Manor
Michael B. Holeman
Club Manor
Police
Aly
Erescoe
Wovn
AF Academy Course Deals With Oil Supply
At the Air Force Academy cadets simulate world leaders in a computer driven exercise on energy use and fossil fuel depletion. Five students reign in living standards while shortages appear. another group cuts back still face food limits. a third group pursues alternative energy to keep survival and environment stable. After 145 years, new energy sources rise as fossil fuels end. Conservation remains weak and calls for change grow.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Bill Noll
Nall
SSO
Noll
Baytown Traffic Committee Eyes Driver Changes at Meeting
Councilman Allen Cannon presided as the traffic committee discussed removals and restrictions including a U turn ban on Alexander Drive at Ward Road and a Parkway Sunset at South Circle Drive turnout. They also proposed speed limit shifts on Park from Bayway to Althart and turning restrictions on West Main near Lee Drive, plus signage changes at multiple intersections. Council approved a two hour parking rule on North Main between Sterling and Defoe and several stop or yield intersections at Katherine, Kings Court, Brownwood, West Main, and other crossings.
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Alexander Drive
Ward Road
Parkway
Sunset
South Circle Drive
Bayway
Althart
Decker Drive
Pitt Grill
Weat Main
Lee Drive
Algo
Nevada
Wisconsin
Market
West Jack
North Pruett
Morris
Kemn
West Main
Edna
Kline
Carlton and
Thibodaux
Duke
Allman
McKinney
Baytown
Noth Main
Sterling
Defoe
Lite
Newmeadow
Newcastle
McArthur
Katherine
Kings Court
Brownwood
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