Tax cut provisions in $271 billion bill pass Senate
The $271 billion tax cut package moves through the Senate with changes affecting individual taxes and corporate relief. It raises the personal deduction, expands credits for child care, loosens depreciation rules, and extends export tax breaks while enabling the president to adjust import surcharges and campaign financing options.
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Hank and Underwood
Washington
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Altis Chalmers
Ling-Temco-Vought
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Ashland
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Carrier Corp
Penn Central R. R
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Roan Select
Schlumberger
Dow Chem
Ees
Sears
Dresser Ind
Shell
Manufac- DuPont
Sperry “Rand
Turors
el Paso Nat
StanCal
Ethyl Corp . 2 Ag
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General Motors
Taveloyntex
O.s
Gentel&t
Taft Broadcast
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Technicolor
Georgia-Pacific
Teledyne Oo
Getty
Tenneca
Sceecee
Gillette
Texaca
Gordon
Texas
Greyhound
Texas Gull
Transamerica
Dow Indus
Kresge
Tax Cut Projections and Local Police Logs Story
Tax cut figures show various 1971 to 1973 reductions under the House bill with $56 to $81 differences by year. Baytown police logged a quiet weekend with several unfounded reports including missing cars, abandoned vehicles, a possible pole fire, and a clothesline incident near Kilgore Road. A misidentified train stopped on Gulf Street briefly before continuing to Houston.
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Washington
Com
Senate
Baytown
Kilgore Road
Kilgore
Craig‘mont
Lakewood
Bay Plaza
Bayway Drive
Bayway
Humble Docks
Dorris
Gulf Street
Houston
Metro School Faces Desegregation Appeals and Lawsuit Plans
The article notes ongoing court actions on desegregation in Dallas County with a Fifth Circuit petition seeking broader inclusion of schools. Judge decisions affect districts like La Vega and Waco, while San Antonio explores a multi-school plan. Local leaders urge constitutional amendments to shield district integrity.
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Clark
Nixon
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Dallas County
Houston
San Antonio
la Vega
Waco
Humble Oil Fined 2500 for Gasoline Spill at Baytown Dock
U S District Judge Carol C J Bue fined Humble Oil and Refining Co 2500 after the Aug 1 spill when a gasket failed on a pipeline to the dock area releasing 40 gallons of gasoline into the channel. The firm pleaded no contest to the federal pollution charge and said the Coast Guard had rated its Baytown refinery docks as outstanding.
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Houston
U.S
Carol C. J. Bue
Humble
Baytown
Coast Guard
Walter Morgan
The
Sun
U.S. Coast Guard
Ronald Waska
Bue
Rod and reel vanished after boat tow on highway route
A rod and reel disappeared Saturday when a boat was towed along Highway 146 and FM 565. The wind blew the gear from the boat and it is now missing. The owner can be reached at 422-7142 or 427-1142.
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FM 565
Funeral Services for Mrs Victoria Grimes
Funeral services for Mrs. Victoria Adams Grimes of Crosby will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Earthman Highlands Chapel with Rev. Frank E. Looney and Rev. Abe Berman officiating. She died Sunday at home after 37 years in Harris County. Survived by one daughter, two grandchildren, three half sisters in California and Houston. burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery Baytown. Pallbearers named Joe Fleet Johnny Zadrapa Donnie Adcock LeRoy Wesselka John Meige James O'Reilly.
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Highway East
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Abe Berman
Harris County
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Henderson
Rosie Russell
Lucille Aht
California
Janie West
Houston
Vicki Adcock
Marshall
John C. Zadrapa
Memory Gardens
Baytown
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
Joe Fleet
Johnny Zadrapa
Donnie Adcock
LeRoy Wesselka
John Meige
James O'Reilly
PFC Ronald W. Barnes Assigned to 6th Artillery in Korea
Army private first class Ronald W. Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Billy E Barnes of Channelview has been assigned to Battery D in the 6th battalion of the artillery serving in Korea His wife Adele resides in Channelview.
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Korea
Ronald W. Barnes
Billy E. Barnes
Channelview
6Th Artillery
Artillery
Adele
First All Paint Horse Show Set At Baytown Arena
The first all Paint breed horse show will start at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Youth Fair Arena in Baytown. Only horses registered with the American Paint Horse Association or awaiting registration may show. APHA rules apply with entrants from multiple cities and Louisiana. Prizes include a first place trophy and ribbons to sixth, plus two Big Horn saddles linked to the Tomball show on Nov 27.
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Baytown
American Paint Horse Association
APHA
Fort Worth
Dallas
Brownsville
San Antonio
Austin
Yoakum
Universal City
Louisiana
M. E. Hunter
Mickey Pillow
Hunter
Nancy Hughes
Brenham
Johnny Remke
Liberty
Housing Authority Seeks Insurance Bids for Baytown Projects
The Housing Authority of the City of Baytown invites sealed bids for fire and extended coverage and other insurance for multiple housing developments including Deza, Archia, Sam Houston and Lincoln Courts, Edison Courts, and more. Bids due at 805 Nazro St. Baytown by date to be read aloud at 895 Nazro St. Baytown. may be rejected in whole or part. Executive Director Miriam Archer urges requests for bid forms and details from the Authority office.
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Baylawn
Texas
Tex
Ang
Deza
Housing Authority
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Inurance
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United States of America
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Tay
St. Fort Worth
Miriam Archer
Housing Authority of
City of
Baytown
Nazro
Guns Stolen In Lakewood Home Entry
A Lakewood home on Mayhaw was burglarized early Tuesday morning. Two rifles were taken from a dining room gun rack. one gun valued at 135 dollars, the other value unknown, according to Mrs. Wiess who woke to a noise at 11 A.M. Police also reported a separate theft of 309 dollars worth of fishing tackle from H. M. Barker’s carport on Grantham Street.
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Lakewood
Mark Wiess
Mayhaw
Grantham
Barker
Celanese Opens Methanol Unit at Clear Lake Plant
Celanese Chemical Co. reports its new methanol unit at Clear Lake is on stream using Imperial Chemical Industries low pressure tech. The plant, with about 100 million gallons annual capacity, marks the first U.S. low pressure methanol plant in the 200 million gallon range and complements capacity at Bishop Texas. Robert L. Mitchell, Celanese president, says the low cost tech and added Bishop plant methanol capacity offer customers a stable supply of this key chemical building block.
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Celanese Chemical Co
Clear Lake
Imperial Chemical Industries
U.S
Robert L. Mitchell
Celanese
Bishop, Tex
Bishop
Permit Continued as Texas Hearing Sets Aug. 13 Date
Martin opposed the permit while James B. Arnold observed as letters were sent to adjacent property owners about the August 13 hearing Final approval followed after the sewage treatment plant design was approved by the Texas State Department of Health TWQB hearings commission found the effluent would not alter receiving waters and that a new treatment plant was needed for a growing population area
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Texas State Dearber of Health
Austin
Twqb Hearings Commission
Thompson
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