Planning commission denies revised McGee Place plat
Baytown Planning Commission denied approval of a revised preliminary plat for McGee Place a 42 lot subdivision off Stolander Road The vote included Perry Walker Kenneth Simon Hank Tarski Bart Salinas Jack Walmsley Barry Bobbitt Ron Haddox and Mike Finley with Frank Whalen abstaining The plan had shifted from July with 42 lots to 29 additional smaller lots and faces appeal to Baytown City Council The commission also cut meeting frequency to once monthly beginning the first Monday each month
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Baytown Planning
Commission
McGee Place
Stolander Road
Perry Walker
Kenneth Simon
Hank Tarski
Bart Salinas
Jack Walmsley
Barry Bobbitt
Ron Haddox
Mike Finley
Frank Whalen
Needlepoint Road
Baytown
Whalen
Raymond Martin
Ray Martin
Catfish Farm Yields Climb as Grain Prices Fall
Pearce Street Journal notes production at catfish farms rose 12 percent last year while grain prices declined. The drought of farming days drives more time toward fishing as farmers seek balance in income and leisure.
Around Town Highlights From Local Notices
Debbie Bigler helps straighten things out while Kathy Balsamo offers a good idea. Jim Ainsworth is proud of the moment. Gizz Harrison is home recovering from surgery and can have visitors. Joe Lesier is home healing from a recent accident and welcomes friends. Maureen Stokan readies for a West Coast move. Mike Easley ponders what went wrong. Lisa Morgan anticipates two moves. Rusty Smith prepares a pot of chicken and dumplings.
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Debbie Bigler
Kathy Balsamo
Jim Ainsworth
Harrison
Joe Lesier
Maureen Stokan
West Coast
Mike Easley
Lisa Morgan
Rusty Smith
Hiring of director postponed by Baytown safety council
Baytown Citizens Safety Council voted to delay hiring a director until summer 1987 citing stagnant revenue and unclear duties. The group considers incorporation for liability and taxes, plans a new payroll system for 1987, and explores Behind the Wheel driving education to replace fall 1987 public school courses.
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Donna Pardy
Baytown
Citizens Safety Council
Valdes
Dale Schimming
Baytown Schools Drop CTBS Testing for First and Third Grades
Deputy Superintendent Mike Madison announced CTBS will not be given to students in grades one and three while grades two, four, six, eight and ten continue CTES. TEAMS will replace CTBS for grades one and three, saving about 4000 dollars and reducing test time for teachers and principals.
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Baytown
Mike Madison
Madison
Shultz restates U S policy amid Iran controversy
Secretary of State George P. Shultz urged reaffirming the U S anti terrorism doctrine amid debate over arms shipments to Iran. He told a Chicago audience that the United States must oppose terrorism unequivocally while exploring moderate Iranian options and efforts to free six Americans missing in Lebanon.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
United States
U.S
Iran
Shultz
University of Chicago
Reagan
Tehran
Lebanon
White House
National Security Council
Groundbreaking for underpass set to begin in Dayton
The State Highway Department and Liberty-Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce will host a 1 a.m. Wednesday groundbreaking for a $4 million four lane underpass on Highway 321 between Highway 90 and Farm Road 1960. Ed Seymour says completion is expected in summer 1988. Bayou Contractors of Kingwood holds the contract.
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Dayton
State Highway Department
Liberty-Dayton Area
Bayou Contractors of
Kingwood
Seymour
Mont Belvieu reviews city hall floor plans
City department heads examine proposed floor plans for three of four buildings of the new Mont Belvieu city hall complex. A workshop with architect DeStefano and Associates is set for 6 p.m. December 4 at City Hall. Site drawings and outside views are on display at City Hall.
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Mont Belvieu
DeStefano and
Weather Outlook For Tuesday And Wednesday Forecast
Partly cloudy skies expected with a Tuesday low near 60 degrees and a 20 percent rain chance. Wednesday should stay partly cloudy with a high in the mid 70s. A 24 hour period ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday recorded a low of 73 and a high of 0 degrees.
Baytown Ed Panels Plan Evening Meetings
Two school panels in Baytown will convene Tuesday night. A citizen educator committee will meet at 7 p.m. in Stuart Career Center to review curriculum needs. A second panel, consisting of district personnel and business representatives, will meet at 7 p.m. in the administration board room to study staffing and purchasing. The curriculum panel will hear seven subcommittee reports on elementary and junior curriculums, electives, vocational programs, scheduling and counseling, and whether programs meet student needs. A follow up on North Texas State University management study questions will also be presented.
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Baytown
Stuart Career Center
North Texas State University
North Texas
Bundy narrowly avoids execution in last-minute stay
Theodore Bundy faced an near miss to his 7 am electrocution for the 12-year-old Kimberly Leach murder as the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted a stay at 12 40 a m after courts refused to halt the execution. Residents reacted with anger while the case lingered.
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Lake City
Fla
Theodore Bundy
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Bundy
State Supreme Court
Vernon Bradford
Florida Department of Correc
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Baytown Area Water Authority
Lee College
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Duke Jones
Eddy Compton
Kirk Dudley
Ross
Weaver
Victor Mena
Thompson Road
Sun
Carrie Pryor
Baytown Safety Council
Eloy Valdes
Billboard
Linnea Schlobohm
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Baesae
Areletelate
Ted Bundy
Florida State Prison
Starke
Bradford
Florida
Kimberly Diane Leach
Suwannee River
Bayh Hes
Liteon
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