Trustees keep Herbert as agent of record for district insurance
The school board's Insurance committee moved that Herbert V. Herbert continue as agent of record in the district insurance program while one of two appointed agents to appraise and monitor the agent rotates off the assignment. Trustee Bob Wahnnund presented the update to the board on the current status.
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Johnella Boynton
Herbert V. Herbert
Ando
Bob Wahnnund
Wahrmund
Idena Childers
Pat Ball
Jim Bond
Fabian Greenwell
James Ellis
Troy Peterson
Aho
Paul Parkinson
Get. 5
Hurricanes vs Texans set for Goodfellow Bowl clash at Memorial
The Baytown Sun reports a front page error where the Hurricanes were said to meet the Oilers in a Goodfellow Bowl at Memorial Stadium. The correct matchup is the Hurricanes vs the Texans in the championship game. Readers learn about local events as weather forecasts, club meetings, and charity fundraisers fill the page.
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Baytown Sun
Hurricanes
Oilers
Memorial Stadium
Texans
NBC film shows bicycle convoy aiding Viet Cong near Saigon
NBC News reports a bicycle convoy filmed on the Cambodian border moved medicines rice vegetables cooking oil and kerosene from Ba Vet toward a Viet Cong camp less than 50 miles from Saigon. The team observed riders in GI and Viet Cong attire passing through customs barriers unchallenged.
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National Broadcasting Co
Cambodia
South Vietnam
NBC
Huntley-Brinkley Report
Ba Vet
Saigon
NBC News
Dean Brellis
Chet Huntley
NEC
Brellis
Engineers To Hear Air Control Chief at Baytown Meeting
Baytown Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers will host noon Friday speaker Charles R. Barden executive director of the Texas Air Control Board. Barden, a UT BA and Texas A&M MS, details young engineers responsibilities. born June 2 1916 in Orange.
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Texas Air Contol Board
Baytown
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Barden
University of Texas
Texas A&m University
Vanderbilt University
U.S. Medical Service Corps
Texas Department of Public Health
Texas Public Health
Society of Nuclear Medicine
Texas Public Health Association
American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
The
American Industrial Hygiene Association
Orange
DPS Chief Speir To Speak At Baytown Police Banquet
Col Wilson E Speir head of the Texas Department of Public Safety will be principal speaker at Baytown police appreciation banquet on January 13 at the Community Building. Tickets go on sale soon with committees named to plan the event and a goal of 30 attendees or more. The Baytown Citizens Traffic Safety Council sponsors the event to honor officers who protect local citizens.
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St. Mark's
Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Baytown
Police Department
Feinberg
Frank Counter For Brigadiers And Stars At Pregame Party
Brigadiers host Sterling Stars at a pregame party with Pam Kelley and Mary Beth Wood as event chairs. Corps officers include Cindy Couch president and Kathy King directing maneuvers. REL Band eyes field entrances and a series of Step 2 drills ending in block and diamond formations.
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Sterling
Brig
Pam Kelley
Mary
Beth Wood
AEL
Leslie Couch
Kathy King
Lee Entler
Lorna Dickens
Kay Walker
Debbie Johnson
Flags
Elaine Triche
Cindy Couch
Carla Harrison
Cynthia Zavodny
Luan Blakey
Becky Smith
Kathy Kirkland
Miri Nikki Rylander
Carolyn Baker
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Joyce
Wilhite Named State Head of Planners in Texas
Ross Wilhite is named president of the Texas City Planners Association after the Dallas annual Texas Municipal League meeting. Previously planning director in Baytown and city engineer at Orange, he joined Houston as senior planner in 1965 before moving to Baytown. He holds an engineering degree from Lamar Tech Beaumont. His wife Flora is head librarian at Sterling Municipal Library. they reside at 16 Bay Villa.
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Texas City Planners Association
Dallas
Texas Municipal League
Wilhite
Fritz Lanham
Albert Fanestie
Houston City Planning Department
Orange
Houston Department
Baytown
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Flora
Sterling Muni[cin
Bay Villa
Board Will Conduct Discipline Hearing Opens to Public
The school board will hold an open hearing on November %, protesting disciplinary actions taken at Robert B. Lee High School against Calvin Keating and Len Ford. The two boys received conduct reports after missing three class periods October 2 without parental permission, affecting future school offices or appointments for a full calendar year. Len Ford held leadership roles and honors. Calvin Keating was a cheerleader and class officer, with election runoffs for student leadership positions.
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Johnella Boynton
Robert B. Lee High School
J. 8. Keating
W. L. Ford
Karl W. Opryshek
Calvin Keating
Len Ford
Len
Rupert E. Lee
Interact
Robert E. Lee
Calvin
Robert EK
Lee
Spaceflight plans set for moonward flight next year
NASA officials reveal a crewed mission will fly to within ten miles of the moon. Soviet unmanned craft circles the moon and heads earthward per British astronomers. North Vietnam warned over DMZ violations risking Paris talks. Nixon pushes early budget director pick. Czechoslovak Communist committee meets amid fear of liberal reforms being wiped out. A public health panel endorses safe legal abortions for all women.
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NASA
White Defends Campaign Funds Charge by Texas GOP
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White rejects GOP claims that he took money from employees for his campaign. He notes he has never accepted such funds, while GOP Director John M. Stokes accuses the department of using bogus travel vouchers to hide employee contributions. A former employee Wardie Burnett supports the probe, though he says the motive was political. The Travis County Grand Jury will hear testimony from Burnett and others.
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Austin
John C. White
Texas
White
Capitol
GOP
John M. Stokes
Stokes
Bob Smith
Wardie Lee Burnett
Cleburne
Burnett
Associated Press
Travis County
Leave Knives Guns Behind A State Law Enacted
Baytown Police Chief Blair W Mann announced Thursday a new state law prohibiting weapons in places selling alcoholic beverages. The ban covers knives with blades longer than 5 1/2 inches and all sidearms. Hunters and fishermen are urged to know the rule when stopping at such establishments.
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Baytown
Blair W. Mann
Editorial Urges Baytown Backing For Kids At Big Baytown Game
The piece celebrates Baytown students and urges the community to support the Robert E. Lee and Sterling rivalry football game at Memorial Stadium. It notes both teams and bands have worked hard, calling for spirited attendance and a show of unity to honor local youth and the town’s common bond.
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Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Sterling Stars
Baytown
Memorial Stadium
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