Baytown Chamber to discuss mass transit at noon Friday
Baytown Chamber of Commerce will host a noon Friday meeting at the Holiday Inn to discuss mass transportation in Harris County with speaker Jerry Coffey of Arthur Young and Co. Also listed are Parents Night at Baytown schools and Regents meetings at Lee College with planned discussions and workshops.
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Harris County
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Jerry Coffey
Houston Fam, Arthur, Young and Co
LEE College
Baytown Weather and Tides Forecast Snapshot
Weather forecast for the Baytown area shows warmer temperatures through Friday. Tides indicate low highs at 5:19 and 23:00 hours, with dawn and dusk times around 4:23 a.m. and 6:24 p.m., reflecting rising sea conditions and coastal activity.
Local Figures Promote Events and Plans in Community
Tammi Jones hosts belated birthday gathering while Lea Elevin crafts publicity for a Wuehey dinner. Thom Beckwith notes time passes quickly as Annia Ballardeeries issues a rice recipe. LaNell Blund previews Newport art show and LaDell Sanders outlines Ross Sterling Parents Night plans.
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Tammie Jones
Lea Elevin
Thom Beckwith
Annia
World Today AP Wires Capsule in Mixed City Reports
In Amarillo prosecutors summon Fort Worth criminologist to testify in the capital murder trial of millionaire Cullen Shasis. New York Port Authority asks President Carter to intervene in the East dockworkers strike, while Dallas reports clear skies and mild temperatures across Texas with little rainfall or rain mentioned by the national weather service.
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Cullen Shasis
New York
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Gulf Coast
Economie Recovery
Dallas
Texas
Red River
Kiorrunde
Cain
McManus vows to take the Fifth in bail case
Vernon McManus, gaunt and pale, appeared in Harris County court and said he would invoke the Fifth Amendment if he took the stand in the bail jumping case against Bobty Jean Plaskett. His attorney noted McManus faces an appealing capital murder conviction and testified he would not testify to avoid self incrimination.
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Vernon McManus
I. D. McMaster
Lastrick
Bobty Jean Plaskett
Medianus
Harris County
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Plaskett
al Stornery
Don Smith
S! Dient
McManus
Raytown Vlewtrigg
Paul Cantrell
Udge McMaster
Attarney
Iis McCallough
McMannus
Harris
Ver
McManius
Betty
AL Tirst
Shia
Maskett
North
Flue
Shore Kirmaid Dinah
Strapps
Louisiana
CEU Lamp
Holsheavid
Ot Reluen
de Carto Beria
Lorida
Baytown Sees Morning Low Near Thirty Degrees
A fragmentary Baytown weather note reports a morning low around 30 degrees marking a second cold night. Forecasters from the National Weather Service project a modest warming trend, with temperatures easing to the mid 40s Thursday night and reaching the low 80s by Friday.
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Baytown
National Weather Service
Sul
Promiises
Native Baytonian Aims for Astronaut Team
Native Baytonian Richard Fitchard from College Station pursues NASA astronaut selection at Johnson Space Center. He holds A and M degrees, teaches electrical engineering, owns a flight company, and has pilot credentials. Out of 8000 applicants, he is among about 200 shortlisted, with final decisions due in December after screening and interviews.
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Space Center
Carter Attacks Oil and Gas Firms in Energy Crisis Push
President Carter broadens attack on oil and gas firms calling the industry the biggest ripoff in history while pitching a revamped energy plan to curb profits. He flags possible price controls and taxes and weighs a targeted tax cut and reform package tied to the economy. He cites urban decay observations from a recent New York visit as part of shaping energy and urban policy.
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Administration
Senate
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Curler
Lito
Bronx
New York
Naval Complaint About Ray Gallo and The Sun
The Pearce Street Journal reports a humorous naval complaint involving Ray Gallo and his Sun. The piece notes decades of similar complaints and hints at May's technique attracting attention. Local readers are urged to enjoy the Raytown Sun and remain happy.
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Pearce Street Journal
Ray Galloway
Raytown
Ray
Hay
May
Meeting Set as City Council Considers Speed Crackdown
City Council to decide on continuing a speed enforcement program funded by a grant that recently ran dry. Police figure remaining funds could extend the effort through month end while examining a broader agenda including traffic, sidewalk, and code changes, with several officials slated to present.
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Uayliwn City Council
Iust
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Bu) Turner
The
Sun
Couneil
Vauneil Netion
Trustees Set More Talk On School Building Plans
Trustees begin by setting priorities for building projects this week as they prepare for a bond election next month. A series of workshops and a special meeting will review proposed programs with interview teams for three architectural firms. Estimates place the program cost around $18 million with plans for new junior high facilities, gymnasiums, classrooms, and renovations district wide.
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Ay D'Rya Luttinger School
Nas
Thatter
Wayne
Hanson
Daylynn Architectural
Dan Perkins
Davis and
Burge
Lowelll Lammers
Crom
Houston
Socyage Loy
Tay
Mey
UNE
Matson
Mondaught Archiitects
Yexin
Sahio
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Timates
Thallalng
Widome
Aurles
Sciadk
No Relief Seen Now For Main Loop 201 Bottleneck
Baytown traffic planners report the West Main and Loop 201 bottleneck persists due to Goose Creek Bridge work and Loop 201 construction. A left turn lane and temporary stop signs were discussed, but stop signs were denied. plans include interconnecting signals on North Main and Becker Drive funded by the 1975 bond program.
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Baytown City Council
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Joop
Falfie
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Hess
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Houston
Texas
Teaas
Canvon
Loop
Chuck Alrqust
Enginherd, Inc
Mouston
Mexander Drive
North Main
North Pruett
Becker Drive
Nautilus Fitness Center opens in Baytown
The Nau- Lilds Family Fitness Center at 1071 Mexander Drive opens Friday and weekend tours are offered. Owners Tommy and Fred Dittman will lead the launch with manager Darrell Stroud highlighting the modern Nautilus equipment designed for maximum physical fitness. The center operates Monday through Saturday and is affiliated with seven local Nautilus centers. About 20 people staff the Baytown site with George Aves handling sales and Helen Smith directing memberships.
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New
Baytown
George Aves
Uciform
Helen Smith
Tales
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