Chambers Historical Society Meeting in Mont Belvieu
The Chambers County Historical and Genealogical Society will meet at 7 40 p m Tuesday in the Mont Belvieu Fire Hall with Mrs Floyd Williams chairing the historical commission as speaker A Baytown Education Association parent reception is set for 7 p m Tuesday at Pumphrey Elementary for school district families About 1000 persons were expelled Rice University graduate Lindy Fourrier earned a BA from Rice in Houston.
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Chambers Historical
West
Chambers County
Histunval and Genealogical, Society
Mont Belview
Floyd Williams
Chambers County Historical Commission
Baytown Education Association
Thesday
Pumphrey
Rice
Francis Lindquist
Lindy) Faurrier
FL. Fourrier
Glen Haven
Rice University
Houston
Subsidence District Trial Rescheduled For Aug 1
Houston officials say a key trial over the subsidence district laws is reset to August 1 after requests for more evidence. Pasadena and other cities contest the district as an unconstitutional tax, with Baytown officials among critics. The case involves district powers affecting Galena Park Jacinto City and other suburbs.
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Houston
Arthur C. Lesher
Ile
Ask Ivi
Backi
Pasadena
Richard Easterling
Hollis W. Larue
San Spernto Harris-Galveston
Atty
Gen. Ohna
Cuiseh
Masterling
Aee
Ife
Rice Mit Fec
Lesber
Dena
Kaly
la Port South Houston
Galena Park
Jacinto Cy
Tomball
West’ University Place
Derzay Village
Estimates Fairly Accurate Cost Breakdown For New School Facilities
Johnny Clark cites figures for a proposed district overhaul with estimates totaling millions. Breakdown lists campuses including Highlands, Stuar t Career Center, Ashbel Smith, Lamar, Houston, and Burnet with specific line items for renovation and new construction. If central facility is not built, costs shift to Sam Houston and Burnet, affecting special education funding and project scope.
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Timates
Johnny Clark
Highlands
Stuart Career Elementary
BSS
CBIS
HMJS
Ashbel Smith
Alamo
Austin
Rowe
Carver-Jones
Harlem
Sam, Houston
Burnet
School Board Considers $17.5 Million Building Plan
Discussion workshop led by D Eva Luthrunner on a school building package valued at about $17.5 million. With several figures unsettled, board reviews a needs report and potential $6 million in bonds sale without tax increase. The plan includes a new elementary, a new junior high, and new special education facilities.
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Eva Luthrunger
Weather And Tides Partly Cloudy Warm Forecast
Partly cloudy and warm forecast for Wednesday with a rough storm chance. Tides for Wednesday show a high around 5:57 PM, low around 8:59 PM, and morning low tides. Sunrise Wednesday is 11:24 AM with sunset about 8:03 PM.
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Baytown
Local notices and snapshots from community life
Around figures like R Haffer Jr seeking vital information and C Wayne Watson with Supt Mill Farmer visiting Melactie. Knight debuts at The Sun newsroom while Lithy Beavers recovers from a dentist visit. Lloyd and Helen Garrett appear at the airport as Mrs Dora Ward trips Lake Livingston. Orie Melaniel prepares for daughter Bonnie Jean Johnson and family visit from Pennsylvania. Glenn Blake Dee Wheatley IV Davi Foster and James Cathriner ready for a canoe on the Guadalupe River. Darrell Richardson stung by a wasp while wiring an air conditioner. Willie Lawler and Bobby Nelson perform feats at Lake Somerville. Kit Morton, eight, proud of a four pound sheephead caught at a bay fishing camp. Blanche Still returns from visiting Mil dred Band’s new home in Comanche.
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Dora Ward
Lake Livingston
Orie Melaniel
Bonnie Jean Johnson
Pennsylvania
Glenn Blake
Dee Wheatley, IV
Davi Foster
James Cathriner
Guadalupe River
Darrell Richardson
Willie Lawler
Bobby Nelson
Lake Somerville
Kit Morton
Blanche
Mildred
Comanche
Two More Murder Cases Here Put On Court Dockets
Houston hearings set in two Raytown murder cases. Randy Green, charged with the 1976 killing of Harald Eugene Robinson at the Apache Lounge, faces capital murder charges in Texas. Green, 20, had prior life terms in Mississippi for another murder. Also named is the retrial of Ann Battarb ee Holloway for the 1970s murder of her husband Vernon Battarbee, with Judge Guarino presiding in Texas.
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Houston
Raytown
Houston Court
Hoss Barnett Jr
Mississippi
Randy Green
Harald Eugene Robinson
Dan Walton
Green
Robinson
Apache Lounge
Baytown
Joseph Guarino
Holloway
Vernon Battarbee
Guarino
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Nattarbee
Olney Court Date Set For June Hearing In Cantrell Murders
Vernon Olney, 44, charged with conspiring in the July 24 Cantrell murders, will have a court date at 9 a.m. June 6 in Judge J. D. MacMaster's 179th District Court to decide trial scheduling. Co-defendant Vernon McManus, 34, was convicted May 19 of capital murder. Tabor testified he helped arrange the $12,000 payment for killers, while Paula Cantrell Derese, 27, pleads guilty to lesser charges and faces sentencing June 20.
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Lynn Hughes Houston
Vernon ‘Olney
Paul
Mary Cantrell
J. D. MacMaster
Olney
Mike Ramsey
Ramsey
Vernon Eugene McManus
Paul Cantrell
McManus
Ben Millon Tabor
Diney
Crom
Board weighs bond for new schools and renovations
Clark outlined a plan for a bond election after planning completes mid 1977 with bids around January. Trustees expect a three year build timeline. A June 8 workshop will address building needs costs tax impact and priorities while executive session will discuss land acquisition. Administrators sought land adjacent to Stallworth Stadium for a new junior school and proposed optimum school sizes of 700 elementary 750 junior and 2000 plus for high schools.
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Tion
Highlands
Ross Sterling
Hdughone le Districk
Supl
Jolany
Clark
Clack Sid
Stallworth
State Rep. Joe Allen Says Legislature Will Finish By Adjournment
Baytown's State Rep. Joe Allen says the legislature can finish its job by adjournment next week. Only teacher pay, appropriations and practice bills remain to be hammered out. Lawmakers will be fine from here, though session pressures keep everyone on edge as votes loom.
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Austin
Baytown
Joe Allen
Susston
Global leaders delay, Middle East talks continue amid turmoil
An assortment of fragmented reports shows leaders from the Soviet Union, Israel, and the United States navigating a tense geopolitical moment. President Carter resumes involvement in Middle East diplomacy with Saudi Crown Prince Fahd amid escalating regional pressures.
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Washington
Prisié
Dent Cater
Middle East
Velka
Saudi
Arabia
Pali
Pala
White House
Carter
Sanking Michle
Kayt
Sale Of House Built By Trades Classes Okayed
A district approved selling a student built house at 1209 Sagebrush Chaparral Village after bids. The Kellys bid 46 610 for the second house and 31 588 01 was approved for band instruments and stands. The district opened the first house to bids then chose the Kellys buyers. The project cost and donors are listed with credits to Baytown groups.
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Sehual
Rostees
Belore
Sheming
al Hu
St . Winnie Brown
Stose Sterning
Kellys
Wrustees
Muses
Aml
C. Kelly
Decker
Sunput
Igus J. Kigs
House and Senate reach compromise on state budget
Negotiators sign a 16.47 billion general appropriations bill after ending a week-long stalemate. House leaders had pressed for 1 to 2 percent cuts in state agency budgets excluding salaries to free funds for public schools and teacher pay. Rep Bill Presnal and Speaker Bill Clayton led efforts as talks concluded.
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Austin AP
House
Senate
Bill Presnal
de Bryan
Bill Clayton
State Board Due Report on Harris Pollution Program
Allison Petree of Baytown will address the Texas Air Control Board in a second appearance to present his office's activities since the death of Waller Ribodeaux. Houston environmental chief J. St. McKee also will speak as Gulf Coast pollution plans and industrial permits loom, with a possible delay in federal action on tradeoffs raised by EPA officials.
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Houston
Allison Petree
Baytown
Jars County
Air and Water Pollution Control
Texas Air Control Board
Waleler Ribodeaux
St. It
McKee
TACK
City of Houston
Sheraton
Dincala
Bard
Greater Houston
John Blair
Kaunize
Ihe
Willeliesult
Texas
Gulf Coast
Congress
EPA
Washington
Allison
Lech Blair
Permite
Fas
Diane Ig
Wand
Lin
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