Local clubs and figures announce meetings and honors
PAshons party meets Friday at 7 30 p m with details via call. Roy L Fuller inaugurated as president of the Southwestern University Student Judiciary, and Lindy Pool receives the German Foreign Language Award. Dr Jerry C Marcontell attends Aerospace Medical Association meeting in Miami. Rev Harold Bomboff named chairman of the Metropolitan Houston Lutheran Pastor's Conference. Bayshore Center plans to expand Day Center facilities. advisory council meets at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Candy Cane Kindergarten Windergarten graduation Saturday at Sterling Municipal Library. Olympia Swimming Pool opens for summer with Saturday 10 00 am to 2 30 pm and Sunday 1 38 to 7 0 pm hours. guests welcome for a fee.
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Bayshore Center
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Olympic
Olympia
Baytown Area Forecast: Partly Cloudy With Scattered Showers
Weather and tides for Baytown area show partly cloudy conditions through Saturday with widely scattered showers or thundershowers. Temperature range expected from 35 to 85 degrees. Galveston tides: Saturday high at 1 18 pm and low at 2 36 pm.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Weekend Car Wash Rain Delights Rotterdam Dispatch
Our Rotterdam correspondent notes Hank Swaln’s car wash weekend weather brought rain totaling eight inches. Traveler Lan Williams, usually immaculate, is seen in Europe sans socks. Tom Conder’s financial statement draws scrutiny, though not his. Dan Sayell and Smoky Weod lament a dear friend’s status as Preston Pendergrass heads to the Smokies. State Rep nominate Daniel Jr. touts a large victory and thanks 226 supporters.
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Hank Swaln
Rotterdam
Lan Wiliams
Europe
Tom Conder
Dan Sayell
E. C
Jack Kimmons
Tennessee
Preston Pendergrass
Smokies
Price Daniel Jr
Mont Belvieu
Baytown Skeptical Of HSPCO Cedar Bayou Plan
Baytown officials and state agencies questioned Houston Lighting and Power engineers at a dinner meeting about the Cedar Bayou cooling system. Mayor Seaborn Cravey and council members voiced concern that polluted water could flow via a canal system into Trinity Bay.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Cedar Bayou
Holiday Inn
Seaborn Cravey
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Bayshore Red, Reel, and Gun Club
Power Company
HSPCO
Tabbes
Galveston
Chambers County
Trinity, Bay
Craver
John McReynolds
Bill Patterson
New York
McReynolds
Sug
HLPCO vows action to bar Cedar Bayou pollution
Houston Lighting & Power says it plans Cedar Bayou generating station near Baytown and U S Steel plant site to meet rising 1970s electric demands. The plan highlights water needs for cooling towers and concerns over fresh water use, maintenance costs, reliability and fog.
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HSPCO
Baytown
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Cedar Bayou
Houston Lighting & Power Company
U.S. Steel
Chhosen
Crowth
Pasadena
Ship Ee
HLPCO
Council Will Reconsider HSPCO Canal Protest
Baytown officials will revisit their protest against Houston Lighting and Power Co for Cedar Bayou canal use to cool a proposed plant. Mayor Cravey said a special session may be held. a Corps permit is likely regardless, as council debates information on alternatives and pollution risk.
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Cedar Bayou
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Rights Board
Texas Water Quality Control Board
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
Department of Army Corps of Engineers
Department of Wildlife Science
Texas A&m University
Cravey
HSPCO
Met
Oth
Baytown
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Seaborn Cravey
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Galveston
Rites To Be Saturday For Ed Cathriner
Edward Stephen Cathriner Sr. 74 of 303 W Pearce Baytown died in a Baytown hospital after 48 years residence and retirement as an automobile dealer. He held memberships in Arabia Temple Houston Baytown Shrine Club Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge and Bay Area Board of Realtors. Survivors include his wife three daughters one son three sisters one brother and ten grandchildren. Services at 10 am Saturday at Earthman Chapel with graveside at 2:30 pm at Prairie Lee Cemetery Brenham.
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Edward Stephen
Ed” Cathriner Sr
W. Pearce
Baytown
Arabia Temple of Houston
Sarine Club
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Area Delegates Headed to State Democratic Convention
State Sen. Chet Brooks will lead the Senatorial District 7 delegation to the State Democratic Convention in Dallas June 1. The group includes 11 Baytown voting delegates and one from Highlands, plus 518 alternate delegates from the district. The delegation, voting 137 district votes, will help select national delegates in Chicago.
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Chet Brooks
Dallas
Baytown
Hghlands
Baytown Area
San Jacinto College
Joe Allen
Bayway Drive
Andres Contréras
West Humble
L. A
Chicago
Poppy Sale planned by Baytown VFW
Baytown Post No. 912 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its annual poppy sale Saturday with 4,000 poppies for sale this year and early sales at refinery gates Friday. Commander Co W Hastings says proceeds fund veteran agencies with 45 percent to the Baytown post and smaller shares to VEW relief, VFW home, Texas Department of Rehabilitation, and Disabled American Veterans, plus costs and promotion. The Robert E Lee Brigadiers assist the drive.
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Baytown Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Co. W. Hastings
Robert E. Lee
Hastings
VEW Department of Relief and Rehabilitation
VFW
Orphas’ Tlome
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Texas Department of Rehabilitation
Stalemate in Paris Talks Clouds Vietnam Peace Hope
Paris reports an expected US North Vietnam compromise to end bombing despite talks stalemate. U S officials warn ending bombing now would cost a high military price and push for a buffer zone to cut Communist troop movements across the North South border. Reconnaissance flights and border shelling would stop, enabling mass movements south. Ambassador Harriman links buffer zone to ending bombing.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi Radio
U.S
South Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
France student worker unrest spreads to media sector
France's student worker protests threaten radio and television as officials urge restraint. In Washington, Poor People's Campaign marchers converge for a busy weekend ahead of Monday deadlines, potentially complicating housing policy for Campaign officials. Humphrey leads Kennedy and McCarthy in delegates despite primary showings, while allied campaigns weigh victory. In Asia, the A Shau Valley drive ends but North Vietnamese units move back in. Reagan supporters gauge write-in votes for Rockefeller in Oregon, and Texas governors race remains unsettled with Smith and Yarborough weakly contesting.
Baytown Seniors Set for Dual Baccalaureate Services
About 755 high school seniors in Baytown will take part in two baccalaureate services this Sunday. Robert E. Lee High School seniors, about 500 in maroon, gather at Memorial Stadium at 2 p.m. Reverend B D Wisbet will deliver the address. Ross Sterling's 255 blue gowns attend the other service at 2 p.m. with Dr Ray V Mayfield Jr as speaker. Diplomas follow in two ceremonies next week, Ross Sterling Thursday night and Robert E Lee Friday night, with choirs and bands from both schools performing.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Memorial Stude
Ross Sterling
B. D. Wisbet
First Christian Church
Robert E. Lee
Ray V. Mayfield Jr
Houston Baptist College
Robert =. lee
Astroworld Comes To Anahuac Banquet
At the Anahuac Promotion Association banquet 125 residents heard Bill Giles describe the Astrodomain including the Astro dome Astrohall Astroworld and an Astrohotel owned by Judge Roy Holheinz with plans to open soon. Giles warned of broader regional benefits and growth tied to the project noting millions already visited the Astro dome and projecting continued growth with out of state visitors. He joked about future Pullmans and closed with optimism for Astros success.
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Hely Astros
Firabo Wooldridge
Bill Giles
Anahuac
Mike Blackman
Houston
Anahuac Promotion
Dallas
Disneyland
Astrodome
Roy Holheinz
Giles
Harris County
Area Residents Protest Transfer of Lawyer Rojo
About 368 residents signed a petition opposing the transfer of Attorney Joe Rojo from the Area 7 Neighborhood Law Office on Airhart Drive to the central office effective May 1. Representatives Gradney and Tidman plan more signatures by next Wednesday and may present the petition to the Houston Legal Foundation board, which was not yet confirmed for a meeting.
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Joe Rojo
Area 7
Joseph B. Gradney
W. O. Tidman
The
Houston Legal Foundation
Rojo
Airhart Drive
Gradney
Ted
William H. Shirenven
Lege Foundation
Grad[ney
Donald Lasaf
Legal Foundation
Tidman
Lasaf
Baytown
Foundation
Lasof
Snireman
Board of
Gradiney
Wilson Cleaners
Oak Addition
Campus
Central Heights
Salt Addition
Barrett Station
Juanita Bush
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Sterling Municipal Library
Peoples State Bank Banters
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PCO
Ric Reynolds
R. H. Pruett
Port Commission
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Fanestiel
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Judy Lannon
Mayor Seaborn
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Ed Cathriner
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