Goals Seek Safety for Emergency Services in Baytown
The council discusses a reserve police force for emergencies, enhanced fire and police coordination, and separating prosecution from the judiciary. Plans include hurricane protection, evacuation routes, improved drainage, alternate operating centers, and data on mobile home tie downs from state ordinances.
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Sarate
Manves
Baytown
Donnelly
Ganitingdae
Houston
Corpus Christi
Dain Henderson
Civ
Cnmer Feee
Jehy
Houston Bewer
Ing Board
Brewer
Martin Named Paving Okayed Principal Of ICV Elementary
Roger Martin, assistant principal at Crocsett Junior High, will become principal of Viola Cobb Elementary for 1975 78. His appointment by the Channelview school trustees follows Reese Wilson’s retirement. Martin, Sherman native, has 13 years in the Channelview system and four years as Cobb Junior High assistant principal. He holds a B S and a M Ed from Sam Houston State University. he and wife Mary Alice have one son Joe.
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Channelview Sp
Roger Martin
Crocsett
Viola Cobb
Uustees
Martin
Reese Wilson
Sherman
Channelview
Cobb
Sam Houston State University
Mary Alice
Joe
iSchochler Primary School
BrLog
Hill Continued From Mont Mentary Building Budget
The board authorized Supt. B L Farmer to re bid drainage work at the new elementary site after confirming contractor payments. They authorized cleaning white plaster trim at the high school for about 340 dollars. A decision on watering lunches for school kitchens was postponed to the June 2 agenda.
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Hawalerrac
Vost
B. L. Farmer
Woman Shot While Pregnant in Baytown Home
Patti Mae Hatcher a 24 year old Baytown woman reportedly pregnant was shot in the right side at her mobile home shortly before 9 p.m. Tuesday and was in poor condition at Ben Taub Hospital after being transferred from Gulf Coast Hospital. Police said a 22 caliber pistol was involved and $300 was taken from bank bags in the YMCA office between 9 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday.
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Ben Taub. Hospital
Houston
Church
J. W. Jones
YMCA
Baytown
Patti Mae Hatcher
Gulf, Coast Hospital
G.R
Ben Taub
Parker
Chennai
Four Suspects Held In Pot Case In Texas
Four teenagers were arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana after a burglary at a washateria and two men and an 18-year-old fled from a car. Offenders held no forced-entry signs and several items were seized for lab analysis. Authorities reported three candy machines were affected and the incident occurred between noon and 7 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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St. Mark's United
Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Retf
Mon McNair
Eydaeteleh
Baytown
Frank
Fullbright
Mike Liles
Washateria
Department P
F. E
Public Safety Laboratory
Helms
Houston
River Explorer Vicente Yanez Pinzon Discovery
The article notes that the Amazon River was discovered in 1500 by Spanish explorer Vicente Yanez Pinzon.
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Amazon River
Vicente Yanez Pinzon
CNS
Florida approves health care reform to curb lawsuits
In Tallahassee Gov. Reubin Askew signed a medical malpractice reform act into law. Surrounded by doctors and lawmakers he said the measure will help avert a crisis in the delivery of vital health care services in Florida.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Reubin Askew
Baytown Man Charged After Walk In Nude
A Baytown man was charged with disorderly conduct and misdemeanor mischief after entering a drive in grocery nude shortly before 4 pm Tuesday. He remained in jail Wednesday in lieu of 530 bond and fines as employees reported glass breaking and a citizen band radio caller alerted police.
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Baytown
Byron Jones
Mont Belvieu Trustees OK Resignations
Barbers Hill school trustees accepted resignations of six teachers Peggy Neuville Reymond Campbell David Carter Ronnie Blair Cynthia Martin and Janyce Gunn after a closed session. They created a vocational agriculture teacher position to be filled later and approved extra pay for teachers transferring books and equipment. A computer terminal lease of 3368 per year was tabled pending a demonstration.
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Mont Belviel
Barbers Hill
Peggy Neuville
Reymond
Campbell
David
Carter
Ronnie Blair
Cynthia Martin
Janyce Gunn
Harris County Headstart Grant Boosts Local Pre School Aid
Congressman Bob Eckhardt announced a $2,752,002 grant from HEW to Harris County Community Action Association. Under Project Director Mario Silva the Headstart program will provide preschool training and health and social services for 1184 full day and 527 part day children from low income families in Houston.
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Washington
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Harris County Community Action Association
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tam
Mario Silva
Rough Riders to Hold Training Seminar Sunday
The Baytown Rough Riders will conduct a training seminar at 2 p.m. Sunday at the fairgrounds on North Main to teach halter handling and rider skills.
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Rough Riders
Baytown Rough Riders
Fairgrounds
North Main
School board refines busing policy during 1975 76 plan
The board approves extracurricular trips and a busing procedure for Region IV Computer Service. The policy, presented by Roger Murray, faces scrutiny over wording that could misread and bar some personnel from driving jobs. St Andrew's Catholic Church requests use of high school facilities for events.
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Ficw
Roger Murray
St. Andrew's Catholic
Polict
Jeune 2
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