Raper Past Noble Grands Cookout at Mex Gladys Mattingly Home
Past Noble Grands of Mebekah Lodge will hold a covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mex Gladys Mattingly 1000 Masnep Tompkins Road. Graduation Mass for St Joseph School eighth graders at 7 30 p.m. Monday at the church. Mothers of seventh graders serve at reception after the mass. Baytown Medical Center board meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in hospital cafeteria. Senior Volunteers of East Harris County honored at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Community Building Auditorium. reservations required. Christine Anna Ehlig Baytonian received her master’s degree in chemical engineering from University of Kansas during ceremonies. Joseph Gregory Barolak son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Barolak 2006 Grouse Creek Drive earned BS in electrical engineering from Rice University, graduated cum laude. Cedar Bayou United Methodist Church Men meet 7 p.m. Tuesday in Busch Family Center. speakers include Coaches Henni Kluchr Dunlap Sterling Gary Hertington and Gene Bosse.
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Christine Anna Ehlig
University of Kansas
Juseph Gregory Barolak
Joseph Barolak
Grouse Creek Drive
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Ude
Methodist
MEN
Cedar Bayou
United Methodist Church
Busch Family Center
Hennié Kluchr
Drew Dunlap
Sterling
Gary Hertington
Gene Bosse
Robert
Lee
Weather And Tides Baytown Area Forecast
Partly cloudy and warm with a 20 percent chance of thundershowers Monday night and Tuesday. Highs near 70 Thursday. Tuesday tides: high at 3 18 p.m. sunrise Tuesday 6 24 p.m. Sunset 8 13 p.m. Dollye Summers and Erie Linder honored with a retirement tent. Local scenes include Pat and Jim Cauley in the park and Jim McAlpin on his car. Chamber of Commerce luncheon attendees listed.
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Law
Dollye
Erie
Linder
Pat
Jim Cauley
Jim McAlpin
Cathy Belt
Huby McCay
Betty Brooks
Candive Bond
Mary Elkins
Nancy Schemp
Susan Hales
Glenna Marsh
Kay Warren
Lena Hallam
Final week politics loom as Texas legislature nears finish
In Austin the 65th Texas Legislature enters its final week with hundreds of bills queued for House Senate back and forth. Key issues include the $15.45 billion budget revenue outlook and public school financing teacher pay raises a malpractice insurance clash and election ballot changes. House and Senate negotiators pressed for an early exit as sessions run long.
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Mittees
House
Senate
Appropriations Conference Committee
Senate House
Millon
School Trustees Set Monday Meeting On Building Needs
School trustees plan an 7 30 p m Monday session in the School Administration Building to discuss student testing building needs and district goals. A bond issue with estimated costs around 7 1/2 million dollars is under consideration for a new special education facility with possible junior and elementary additions, plus potential renovations and maintenance cuts.
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Deva Luthringer
Prades
James Lewis
Johnny Clark
Crosby School Cafeteria Workers Win 8 Percent Pay Increase
Crosby trustees approve an eight percent across the board raise for cafeteria workers after a request for twelve percent. Food Service Director Helen Tepera argued salaries are competitive, noting Crosby staff earn $2.67 an hour compared with Sheldon District pay. Trustees also debated substitute teacher pay, approving an approach that phases in higher rates for degreed substitutes while keeping non degreed rates lower, with plan details to be presented at the next board meeting.
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Murlel Scott
Crosby
Food Service
Helen Tepera
Sheldon
Elsie Luquette
Shyrel Barrett
Jake
Luguette
McAllister
Kenneth
Pye
Eri
Anahuac OKs 6.9 Million School Bond Vote
Anahuac voters approve a 6.9 million school bond by 439 to 375, funding a 1200 pupil elementary school, renovations for junior high use, high school enlargement, junior high demolition, and admin office expansion. A 4.1 percent tax increase is planned to pay bonds, with decreases slated later. precinct results: Anahuac 344 for 216 against. Wallisville 39 for 115 against. Hankamer 29 for 40 against. Double Bayou 22 for 7 against.
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Afahuacl
Wallisville
Hankamer
Double Bayou
Khir
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Mankarmer
Crosby Man 19 Killed in One Car Crash
Crosby Texas report of a single vehicle crash on FM 2100 near Gum Gully Bayou Sunday night killed 19 year old Senttye Ray McMahon a Crosby High senior. Passenger Freddie E Mitchell 19 was injured along with two others William H Jordan 19 and Daniel A Sherrod 19 who were hospitalized. Jordan later transferred to Hermann Hospital in Houston while Mitchell did not survive. McMahon was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Gum Gully Bayou
Senttye Ray McMahon
Redbud
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Mahon
Freddie E. "Mitchell
Boheman
Hall Road
Muir
Mitchell
McMahon
William H. Jordan
Barbers Hill Road
Daniel A. Sherrod
Foley Road
Jail-Bound Haldeman and Mitchell Convictions Upheld
The Supreme Court upheld Watergate cover-up convictions for former Attorney General John D. Mitchell and aides H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman. Mitchell and Haldeman remained free pending appeal while Ehrlichman is jailed. no dissents were recorded though Justice Rehnquist did not participate. The decision means Mitchell and Haldeman will likely begin prison soon.
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Supreme Court Today
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John J. Wilson
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Mile
Newsweek
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Watergate
Nixon Wass
Pearce Street Journal 40 Year Favorites Remarked
Beverly Rockhold and wife Lucille are praised as 40 year favorites, described as class guys by neighbors. References mention upcoming events at Robert E Lee next year with a Gundery piece, and imply strong community ties to Rey and Lucille in a fragmentary, affectionate note.
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Pearce Street Journal
Beverly Rockhold
Lucille
Robert E. Lee
Rey
Trey
Public hearings set for June 24 on seed regulation changes
An Austin AP report notes Commissioner Reagan announced a public hearing on June 24 to consider proposed revisions to state seed regulations. The event aims to gather input from stakeholders amid ongoing updates to agricultural policy.
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Austin
Reagan
Citys Summer Program Offers Broad Range Of Plans
The city recreation department announces a summer program with classes for ages 5 through 15 and adult options. Activities include needlepoint, macrame, and several cooking courses, with schedules across May 30 to June 3 and into July at Raytown Community Building.
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Raytown
Wanda Orton
Free Day Opens City Pools for Summer Fun
Friday marks the start of summer pool season with free admission for the first hour at McElroy, Roseland, Baytown Sports Complex, and Norman C Foote pools. Afterward prices vary by age, with hours 12:30 to 9 pm weekdays and 2 to 6 pm Sundays. Red Cross programs run June through August, and various classes fill the Community Building registration slots.
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Mcllroy Park
Baker Road
Decker Drive
Roseland Park
Roseland Drive
Baytown Sports Complex
East Road
Norman C. Foote
West Main
McElroy and
Roseland
Norman C
Red Cross
Hill School Workshop Set for Thursday in District Hearings
Hill School hosts a tax equalization board hearing June 28 29 in the high school foyer from 9 am to noon with Wendel Telsh Vernon Lawrence and Ernest Ben Winfree and Claude Hamilton as alternates. A budget hearing follows at 7 30 pm June 28.
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Wendel Telsh
Vernon Lawrence
Ernnest Ben Winfree
Claude Hamilton
Foyer
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