News Belongs To The People Says Jack Anderson
Nationally syndicated columnist Jack Anderson spoke at the University of Houston Clear Lake Tuesday stressing that a free press is essential to checks and balances and government accountability. He noted the press acts as a watchdog and should remain independent from government influence.
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Clear Lake City
Jack Anderson
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Baytown Sun
Drew Pearson
University of Houston
Clear Lake
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Army
Fund For Constitutional Guv
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Anderson Jetington
Washington
Edi- House
Parade Magazine
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Harris County Voting and Press Freedom Debate Snapshot
Harris County schedules reveal voters will not appear on registration lists until October after final tabulations. A spokesperson notes 839,000 registered voters in Harris County, with historical counts around 800,000 in 1972 and 1975. The piece also discusses freedom of the press, government secrecy, and Dallas-based columnist Anderson, famed for his crusades on surveillance, censorship, and journalistic rights, highlighting his views on democracy and media accountability.
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Harris County
Smith
Houston
Entex Offers Time Discounts on Late Charges in Baytown
Richard DeSalme, manager of the Baytown division, says Entex does not charge penalties for late payment but offers discounts if paid within 10 days. Discounts cap at $3.15, applicable to bills including examples like a $50 bill. DeSalme notes exceptions for elderly fixed incomes and that discounts vary with bill size.
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Richard Desalme
Baytown
DeSalnie
Charde Jackson
General Telephone Co
Jackson
Erwin
Utility Commission
Water system upgrades and billing policy discussed
The council considered a plan for pumps pipes and a new flow meter to expand capacity and replace obsolete equipment. A generator transfer switch would ensure auxiliary power and building mods would separate chlorination gear. Officials noted water pressure issues and easement disputes while telecoms described late fees disconnect rules and refund provisions for outages.
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Council
Langford
Environmental Protection Agency
Williams
Sun Oil I Co
Sam Goss
C. J. Cotten
World News Snapshot From AP Wires
London pound slides to near historic low amid volatility. Kissinger resumes Middle East talks as Thailand faces military coup. Marsh Arabs describe life on man made islands while geologists note ancient Gulf origins.
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Washington
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Persian Gulf
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McMANUS Sues in Cantrell Case for Damages
A federal suit seeks 10,000 dollars in damages and court costs from defendants over public release of murder case materials. Since filing, Judge I D Fer tightened a protective order, barring attorneys and investigators from releasing further Cantrell case information.
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Haydn Exhibit Spurs European Cultural Exchange
An exhibit honoring Joseph Haydn draws ceorral institutions across Europe to contribute to a broader cultural exchange. The display highlights Esterhazy connections and aims to showcase orchestral heritage through regional partnerships and scholarly support.
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Esterhazy
Europe
Beached La Porte Sailor Sought After Missing 20 Year Old
Harris County and Coast Guard join Marine Division in search for Mike Edwards Lincke 20 of 1026 Oak Leaf La Porte after his 14 foot sailboat was found beached near Morgan's Point with sail up and rudder down. Land sightings place him near Morgans Point Main Street and Spencer Highway as police pursue clues.
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Morgan's Point
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Harris
County Sheriff's Marine Division
Coast Guard
Morgans Point
Lineke
Main
Spencer Highway
Ronald Jartis
Jerry French
Bowling Results From A Caused Fragmented Meet
Readable lines show high scores and individual performers such as Mary Dal Fraties, Shurley Wraebe, and Jame Fores. Listings mention high series and top players across multiple lanes with weights and standings in a likely club or school event.
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Tagore
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Zaruba Chiropractic Center Opens in Baytown
Dr. Jim Zaruba Jr. opens the Zaruba Chiropractic Center at kit 1008 WW Sterling with an open house on Oct. 10. A Dayton native, he is a Texas Chiropractic College graduate and member of the Texas Chiropractic Association, serving on the Baytown Community Orchestra board. He and his wife Margie Miller have a son Lucas. she teaches at Stephen F. Austin Elementary.
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of Christ
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Dayton and
E. V. Young
Tarkington Prairie
Margie Miller
Lucas
Stephen F. Austin Elementary
Daston
Robert Morris and Roger Sherman in the Articles and Constitution
Wealthy merchant Robert Morris once named Financier of the Revolution died penniless and forgotten. The article places Morris and Roger Sherman among the key founders connected to the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution.
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Accollade
Morris
Roger Sharman
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Absentee voting opens October 13 in Chambers County
Anahuac County Clerk Norma Rowland announces absentee balloting for the November 2 election runs October 13 through October 29 at the Chambers County courthouse in Anahuac. Mail ballots available by writing Mrs Rowland at Box 728 Anahuac TX 77514. Eligibility includes age 65 plus or disability or religious reasons or county absence during voting hours. Voter registration is closed for the November 2 election.
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Rowland
Anahwac
Tex
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