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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1968

Page

5

Pam Roder Crowned Highlands Fire Unit Queen

Crosby area Fire Department Ball crowned Pam Roder the 1988-89 Fireman's Queen at the American Legion Hall. Diane Kulak attended to relinquish the title. First runner up was Linda Prescott. many contestants received trophies, corsages, and gift certificates. A Crosby Riding Club rifle donation raised funds for a new fire truck.

Pam Roder Queen of Highlands Fire Unit Idell Anderson Sun Crosby Crash Volunteer Fire Department American Legion Hall Pete Hargraves Diane Kulak Crosby Riding Club VFC Rader Miss Rodey Miss Prescott Cheryl May Cindy Woodard Chapman’s Insurance Agency Debbie Fleming Hare Home and Auto Franny Martin Former Insurance Co Sharon Mortis Crosby Dry Goods Phyllis Wade Crosby Chapter Future Farmers Loretta Gregory Gregory Grady Hood Pasadena Aucion Crosby Fire Department

White House: Oldest federal building with 132 rooms

The White House is the oldest federal building with its cornerstone set in 1792. Architect James Hoban, an Irish-born designer, was chosen over Jefferson's anonymous submission. The 18 acre site now contains 132 rooms plus a bomb shelter a swimming pool and a movie theater.

White House World Almanac James Hoban Thomas Jefferson

Computers Add Up To More Jobs

In Poughkeepsie IBM advocate Dr. Harry Greer cites a government projection of 700000 to 800000 new computer related jobs from 1965 to 1970. IBM launches teacher training centers to spread computer basics across the nation with 40 teachers per site and locations including New York and San Jose.

IBM Harry Greer Greer Egborer Candifranz Schubert Actube Organ Linville Poughkeepsie George Heller Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Houston Kansas City Los Angeles Minneapolis Newark New Orleans New York Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Seattle Syracuse Washington, D.C Endicott N.Y San Jose Philadelphia

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