LC regents to ponder proposed budget cuts
Lee College regents meet at 7 p.m. in Moody Center Rundell Hall to discuss reductions for the current year. Interim president Robert Larsson notes discussions stem from Gov White’s 15 percent state cut request. administrators consider 5 to 6 percent cuts and possible reductions across categories for 1985 86. Also on the agenda are bids for roof repairs gym floor refinishing and telephone system maintenance.
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David Mohlman
Lee College
Board of Regents
Moody Center
Rundell Hall
Robert Larsson
Mark White
White
Austin
Bettie Bennett
Larsson
Pearce Street Journal Reports Oil War Terrorism View
The item discusses fears about terrorism as perceived through actions seen by Arabs against the American oil industry, described as a striking display by some observers.
Around Town Roundup of Local Social Moments
Ron Mitchell leaves an entertaining message Judy Keller attends a concert during a party Florise Young enjoys a night without homework Storm Walmsley calls to confirm his name Bernie Stephenson brings most of the family Judy Holley reminds someone to remember something Mar jorie Morse and La Verne Mc Cullough Turner drive to Green Valley Arizona and Palm Springs California for a month's visit with family and friends Socorro Barajas looks nice at work Vivian Leach provides a garden bouquet for a head table Joan Heaner plans a luncheon Jane Young wins praise for yard flowers
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Ron Mitchell
Judy Keller
Florise Young
Storm Walmsley
Bernie Stephenson
Judy Holley
Marjorie Morse
la Verne McCullough Turner
Green Valley
Ariz
Palm Springs
Calif
Socorro Barajas
Vivian Leach
Joan Heaner
Jane Young
Baytown Doctors Discuss Early Hospitals History
Four Baytown physicians shared the growth of local medical facilities at Sterling Library's Baytown: The Early Years program. Holsomback, Bridges, Duke Jr., and Jones described Goose Creek and Baytown Hospital developments, Bed expansion, and key figures shaping the town's medical legacy.
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Baytown Medical
W W.T. Jones
William H. Bridges
Herbert H. Duke Jr
J.C. Holsomback
Drew Williams
Jones
Gulf Coast Hospital
Bridges
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Duke
Lillie-Duke Hospital
Gordon A. Lillie
Herbert H. Duke
Holsomback
Humana Hospital
Williams
Nicholas Schilling
Cedar Bayou
Rose Marie Thomson
Sterling Municipal Library
Sun
David Mohlman
Baytown
J.C. Holsamback
WT. Jones
Malcolm A. Jones
Baytown Hospital
Thomas N. ‘Holmback
W.T. Jones
Malcolm Jones
Langford
Bandera
Louis B. Hughes
Mississippi
Hawkins
Phillip T. Eichelberger
Holsombacks
Hughes
City to study water service policy change
Baytown City Council will review a plan to discontinue water service after 70 days of nonpayment, replacing the current 115 days under a third delinquent bill rule. The shift aims to cut losses from nonpaying customers, with last year’s bad debt around $51,109. The measure affects only nonpaying customers, officials say.
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Bruce Guynn
Water Department
Baytown
Thurday
Consumer prices fall 0.3 percent in April
Gasoline costs led the decline as energy prices drop 5.8 percent in April, marking the third straight monthly decrease and the largest three month drop in 37 years. Gasoline fell 11.3 percent, offsetting a food price gain for the month.
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Washington
Weather forecast and record for midweek period
The forecast calls for fair and mild weather with a Wednesday night low in the mid 60s and Thursday partly cloudy with a high in the mid 80s. In the 24 hour period ending 8 am Wednesday the low was 65 and the high 84.
Baytown jobs figure show April unemployment decline
Baytown's jobless rate slipped to 13.8 percent in April from 14.0 in March as 4,259 Baytonians were unemployed out of a 30,910 labor force. TEC analyst Diane Dobie called the drop statistically insignificant, noting ongoing oil and gas industry weakness amid broader state and national trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Guynn
Baytown
Texas Employment Commission
Diane Dobie
The
TEC
Dobie
Ms. Dobie
Harris County
Texas
McAllen-Edinburgh Mission
Austin
McAllen
Hill school property values decline in Barbers Hill district
The Barbers Hill School District sees a 24 percent drop in taxable property value over the past year, from 3.19 billion to 1.47 billion after deductions for interstate commerce claims by Texas Eastern and an accounting error at Chevron. Industry property in Mont Belvieu drives the decline, with Jan 1 valuations not reflecting oil price slumps, and tax impact on 1986-87 budgeting not yet assessed.
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Linner Schlobohm
Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
Wayne Watson
Chambers County
Sherwood Blair
Watson
Texas Eastern Corp
Texas Eastern
Chevron USA
Chevron
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Pearce Street Journal
Humang Hospital
William Brooks
L.A. Hawkins
C.H. Langford
Goose Creek Hospital
Guberman
West Texas Avenue
Brooks Was
Harvey Whiting
Thomson
Theo Wilburn
West Defoe
Hines
Holsamback
Highlands
North Baytown
Irene Starnes
Art Lintelman
Tri- City
Council
Lee College Emergency Medical Service
Medici of
Pasadena
Jaho
H.B. Hamilton Construction Co
Airhart Park
Village Lane
Ahance
Ash &D
ABC
Ec Weather
Worrae
Stolmder Rd
Baius
SUN Classified
Jbayshore Motors
Rarhet
Rent Cor
Leaning
Tewr
Serrica Bester
Sam Jacinto Ford
Legkly
Baytown State
Jas
Cueamy
Lee
Houston
Liberty County
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