Bicycle Rider Fined After Highway 146 Collision
A 14 year old bicyclist, Charles Robert Irwin of 1300 E. Fayle, was ticketed for failure to yield when his bike collided with a northbound car driven by Wanda Hall Carothers on Highway 146 at Pleasant Drive. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred on a Friday. The report also notes the Navajo Reservation spans nearly 16 million acres across Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
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Highway 146
Pleasant Drive
Charles Robert Irwin
1300
E. Fayle
Wanda Hall Carothers
Hardin
City Expands Pipe Material Rules for Sewers
The council voted 6-1 to amend the sewer line ordinance to allow limestone aggregate in concrete pipes alongside sanitary lines. Proponents cite longer life while critics warn of failures after about 15 years and urge city engineer oversight on placements.
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Coucil
Joe Ayler
Aylor
Baytown
Public Works
Jack Morton
Leonard Stasney
Stasney
Clarence Johnson
Texas Water Quality Board
Kloesel
Glen Walker
Oyster Fry Set Saturday In La Porte
The La Porte Booster Club and the La Porte Food Service Association co sponsor an oyster fry from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m Saturday in La Porte High School cafeteria. Adults pay 2 and children under 12 pay 1 for all you can eat. Tickets at the door. Menu includes oysters french fries onions pickles and iced tea.
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la Porte
la Porte Booster Club
The
la Porte Food Service Association
la Porte High
Texas Auto Dealers Meet to Discuss New Licensing Law
The Texas Automobile Dealers Association will hold a Nov. 11 workshop at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel in Houston to explain the new Dealer Manufacturer Licensing Law. About 25 counties will be represented by car dealers and organizers say initial licenses must be obtained by Dec. 1. William R. Crocker will outline application procedures.
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Texas Automobile Dealers Association
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
Houston
Jimmie W. Lumus
Baytown
Joe Prichard
TADA
Texas
William R. Crocker
Austin
The
Texas Motor Vehicle Commission
Crocker
Chinquapin School Gains Support and Local Involvement
Town leaders discuss assistance from Lee College and local professionals for Chinquapin School. Moore praises student progress, describes diverse enrollment, and emphasizes listening to kids. He recounts prior teaching at St Johns and calls the school not a detention hall. Whisper voting planned in New Guinea elections next year.
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Henry Dismukes
and Lee College
Chinquapin School
Moore
R. G. McGraw
Chinquapin
Don Perry
Mike
Hefley
Chinquapin “Burrs
Lee College
John’s
Houston
St. John’s
River Oaks
Chinqua
Robert Frost
Local districts press for state charter to curb busing
Clark reports Houston not yet targeted while Dallas and San Antonio petition courts to form metro districts. Seven large Texas districts back local control and oppose consolidating schools via court orders. Accreditation visits hinge on Judge Justice standards focusing on staff and enrollments rather than programs.
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Houston
Clark
Dallas
San Antonio
Texas
J. W. Edgar
Wayne Justice
U.S. District Court
Tyler
Texas Education Agency
Justice
Houston School Board
West James Clayton West 45 Funeral Services
Funeral services for James Clayton West 45 of 218 West Homan were held at 1 30 p m Friday in Barthman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev A E Weatherly officiating. West a Baytown resident 14 years died Thursday in a Houston hospital. Survivors include his wife Winala West four daughters two sons two sisters and three brothers. Burial in Veterans Cemetery Houston under Earthman Funeral Home. Pallbearers named F W Brown W W Brown Johnny Bird Bobby Bird Andy Bates A L Bird.
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James C. West
James Clayton West
W. Homan
Barthman Funeral Home
A. E. Weatherly
Baytown
West
Houston
Winala West
MarialAnn Shugart
Vivian F. West
Dawn F. West
Chera Jackson
Zane C. West
James C. West Jr
Evelyn Bender
Louise Rains
Arkansas
Ira Lee
Charles Ray West
Livingston
C. J. West Jr
Veterans Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
F. W. Brown
W. W. Brown
Johnny Bird
Bobby Bird
Andy Bates
A. L. Bird
EPA complaint on HL and P plant probe
The EPA protested HL&P findings at the Cedar Bayou plant over dredging and cooling water discharge into Trinity Bay. The agency demands study input from federal bodies before HL&P’s extended dredging permit and notes missing monitoring data. The Corps investigates with Interior Department input.
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EPA
Hl&p
Galveston
Army Corps of Engineers
Houston
He Lighting and Power Co
Cedar Bayou
Alsation
Corps
Trinity Bay
Alompany
Coil
Nolan C. Rhodes
Galestoy
Department of the Interior
Hla&p
Hs&p
Armco Granted Stay on Toxic Discharge Order in Houston
U S District Judge Allen Hannay stayed an earlier ban on Armco Steel Corp discharging cyanides into the Houston Ship Channel. Armco must secure a state permit for an incineration system by Nov 30 and complete the facility by July 7 1972, with a 5000 per day fine for violations after completion. Federal inspectors may sample discharge anytime. Armco may return to full capacity if compliant.
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Houston, Tex
U.S. Dist
Allen B. Hannay
Armco Steel Corp
Houston Ship Channel
Hannay
Armco
U.S. Justice Department
Texas Water Quality Board
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
House Debates Busing and Education Reform Amid Civil Rights Clash
Congress edges toward funding limits on busing while a major higher education bill advances. Debate centers on antibusing amendments and desegregation aid, with leaders seeking to shield the education measure from the busing fight. The session features sharp exchanges and calls for constitutional protections.
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Parren J. Mitchell
D-Md
Mitchell
Clarence J. Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
House
National Institute of Education
Laird signals faster Vietnam pullout before Christmas
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told President Thieu that U S withdrawals from Vietnam would accelerate to send thousands of troops home for Christmas. Separate efforts to rescue foreign aid face Senate rejection and heated clashes with the Nixon administration in Washington. Northern Ireland suffered its quietest night in two years due to heavy rain. Swift & Co will not sell 30 000 contaminated turkeys despite possible Agriculture Department approval. Lt Col Anthony Herbert, Korea War hero, faces ongoing harassment claims by his civilian lawyer. Union pickets strike four foreign flag vessels at the Port of New Orleans, described as another tactic to disrupt the port.
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Saigon
Melvin R. Laird
Nguyen van Thien
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Senate
Nixon
New Orleans
Army NCO Joins 11000 Troop Reforger III Maneuvers
Staff Sgt Bernard C Olive Jr participates with more than 11,000 troops in Exercise Reforger III in Germany. His wife Kathy lives at 1521 Yupin.
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Bernard C. Olive Jr
Kathy
Yupin
Germany
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