Sterling Graduation and miscellaneous Baytown items
Sterling graduation set with 433 seniors. 417 to participate. San Jacinto College Pasadena May graduates noted with Mont Belvieu and Channelview names. Betty Jones witnessed Bill signing for state aid to hemophiliacs. Baytown pastors retirement reception planned at United Methodist church.
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Betty Jones
Baytown
Greater Houston
Hemophilia Chapter
Austin Briday
Dolph Brische
Cape Canaveral Newsmall Reflection on Carternet and Space Ties
Report from Cape Canaveral hints at evolving names and tentative proposals in the space program era. Mentions President, international partners, and a possible shift in roles amid ongoing rocket and riverine project discussions.
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Maytown Area Weather Forecast Delivers Warm Weekend
Weather forecast for Maytown predicts mostly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Saturday. Lows near night, highs in the mid 60s to 70s, with tides noted for Kaytown. Sunrise for Saturday is 6 22 am and sunset around BEET pit.
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Maytown Area
Local Wire of Unclear Names and Events On May Notes
Fragmentary notices mention Melinda Jenkins wedding plans Marney Barrientes information withholding Carol Fontenol Aggie jokes Penny Brown visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Lee Cain week starting May 28 Barney Webber singing Adios Amagoa Walter Wayne Cassity babysitting Captain James Junior Thompson and Jesse Hoke provide information Etinay down after three losses Dorothy Ammons slow at another building Glen Walker labeled plant man but lacking squash blossom knowledge Congratulatory wishes to Tommy and Pettis Smith on newborn son Jeffrey Lynn born May 18 Ellen Caffey back from Hawaii Geneva Turner returning from carpi ripi
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Melinda Jenkins
Marney Barrientes
Plana
Carol
Fontenol
Penny Brown
Richard Lee Cain
Barney Webber
Walter Wayne Cassity
Dorothy Ammons
Glen Walker
Tommy
Pettis Smith
Deir
Jeffrey” Lynn
Ellen Caffey
Hawaii
Geneva Turner
City and County Agree on 3 New Park Sites and Bookmobile
Raytown City Council approves entering into a program with the county and state agencies for 3 new park sites and a bookmobile. Funding totals include 39,750 in U S funds and 89,000 for the bookmobile with 16,999 for staff salaries and fringe benefits. The county will supply matching funds for park development while local officials seek federal grants under an outdoor recreation program.
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Raytown
Teka Parks
Department For Fringe
Hscal
Bureau of’ Outdoor
Allen Cannon
Park Bord
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Flora Wilhite
Rond
Ind
Dlateau
Ubeelty
Hollerks
Mamaper
Naké
Harris County
conpoWer ‘Agency
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Hoseland Park
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Elizabeth Wilbanks
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Harris
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Fish Flap Dominates Baytown Council Session
Baytown council debated installing buoys to curb fishing tensions and flooding. Costs were estimated at around 10 980 for 20 buoys with installation rates and boat rental driving expenses. City leaders will seek further cost data before a decision.
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Baytown
Regal
Texas: Parks Ad
Wildife
U. S. Coast Guard
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Fritz
Lanham
Tom Gentry
Holiday Services Set At City Cemetery in Baytown
Baytown observes Memorial Day with 4 p.m. services at Memory Garden Post 323 featuring speaker Fred Mulvihill and remarks by Victor Serbe. Veterans groups from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a wreathing ceremony and grave-site honors, with area banks and offices closed for the holiday.
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Baytown
Fred
Sednarski
Bob Chase
American Legion
Blonday
Memory Garden
Serbe
Betalias
Ty Mulvihill
Eighth District
Ken and
Sue ‘Barrow
Memory Gardens
Veterans of’ Foreign Warn Post
Will Eesemble
City Council delays police ticketing plan extension
The Ba City Council postponed a decision on extending the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program to September. Four council members attended. the plan to renew would be discussed at the June 9 meeting. Police reported multiple tickets issued since January under STEP with average fines about $20.
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Emmet
Hyde
Counellman
Jody A. Lander
Reutors
N Uckets
Goversox
Top Students Named in REL Graduation Honors
REL graduation honors list honors 10 magna cum laude students in top 5 percent and 12 in next tier. Principals Amy Christensen Mike Boneman and Franklee Thomison among award recipients. National Merit winners Mike Benem Kay Whit and others noted.
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Akan Rosenbaum
Vivien Fates Griffith
Aid Cetin Beth
Peat Coh
Sre Aye Nika
Own
Heaive
Sue Monowits
Frank Lee Thomson
David Michael
Cuthy Is Minette
Feene Harden Power
Celeste Ann McDonald
Thove
Marie Goree
Timothy U Lyna
Han Offerman
Evgenia Leigh ‘Smith
Richard Clark Adams
Janet
Danny Young
Joan
Dee Saunders
Teresa Nadine
Glilami
Kern Yat Péarce
Maria
Lena Ayala
Continé
Lee
Branhome
Chevy! Ann
Harp
Connie
Yvonne : Fielder
Rosemarie Gladys
Kleinschmidt
Vicky’ Hytn’ Pace
Edward Kel Hassell
Lisa
Anne Sniyder
Armstrong
Rel
Mike" Bénem
Amy Christensen
Franklee Thomison
Matt’ Maloy
John Sandhop
Steven Srickland
Kay Whit- Como
Amy ‘Christensen
Paula Hering
Hill District Eyes Eight Percent Pay Raise For Staff
Barbers HS committees discussed a proposed eight percent across the board salary rise for district employees and a separate raise for coaching staff. Supt. Farmer urged staying among top state salaries while noting substitutes may be hard to attract with current pay. The plan includes $900 extra for coaches and a 1.2 percent raise for a new athletic director post, with a public budget hearing set for June 28 at the high school.
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Rick Vernact
Mont Belyshu
Barbers HS School
Iourtees
Seaching
Balt Farmer
Austin
Baytown
Tom
Allen
Anon
Catmon
Farmer
Cannon
STEP
Scherdl
Ead Cowboy
O’ Lowe
Ncne
Two New Buildings Approved At Lee College
Lee College regents approved two new buildings the maintenance and vehicle shops behind the Fine Arts Building at a cost around 125000 including 90300 in contracted work and 32860 in supplier work. The plans include space for instruction once maintenance moves and indoor vehicle storage.
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Fine Arts
Lee College
Robert Cloid
Joe
Nate
Phillip's College
San’ Antonio
Prairie
A&m
Tate
Galveston ‘College
Regents
St. ‘Thomas
Houston
Dataquip Inc
University of Houston At Clear
Lake City
IWECO
Pintoe
Kathryn Wood
Arlonse Pintar
Royal Plecaphy and Coach Royal Stance Explored
Pearce Street Journal notes Royal Plecaphy and ex UT football coach Darrell Figgal. The piece cites Coach Royal's blend of country western and Mexican music as a hinted personal focus, while dismissing direct football coaching comments and daily event remarks.
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Pearce Street Journal
Royal Plecaphy
Carmen Weave
Swith Darrell Figgal
University of Texas
Wid Sperigure
Eotball
Ng Natchy
Royal
Memorial Day Holiday Mail Service For Baytown
Post offices will operate on a holiday schedule Monday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. No residential or business deliveries will be made but mail will be placed for pickup with special delivery service available. Window service will be closed all day per Postmaster M Neal.
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Baytown
M. &. Neal
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