Trustees defer action on central purchasing plan
The new Bay town school board on Tuesday deferred a decision on centralizing purchasing. Trustee Lippman urged full centralization by Jan 1, with Sherron to report on current district purchasing, while Wahrmund sought further study. The board scheduled sessions on capital improvements and orientation for new members and requested extensive administrative reports.
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Glenn Lippmnas
Mack
Phillp Digrue
Troy Feterson
Wehmmnd
Bobh Sherron Ab
George Geotry
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Gan
Sherron
Bill Hinson
Wie
Peterson
Lippman
Wahrmund
Architext
James A. “Bitsy” Davin
Distret
Ifat
Kari W. Opryshek
Opryshek
Pernoonel
Schoal District Insurance
Philip Dignam
Gentry
Czech Love Dilemma Continues as Dagmar Seeks Room in Prague
Dagmar weighs returning to Prague after a feathered warning while she searches for a long term place to live. Howell believes her troubles here would be fewer and calls for local job offers by contacting his home after five p.m.
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Dagmar
Ifett
Prague
Howell
Hospital Admissions at Gulf Coast
Admits Vera Elizabeth Smith from Highlands to Room 151 along with Lilly Regner of Houston in Room 124 and Louis Anton Motocha of Highlands in Room 128. Mary McFaddin from 24% Mi nam to Room 124 and Donald L. Wimberly from 241 Minnesota to Room 103. Pamela Brown of Houston to Room 102 and Reagan Paul Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Paul N Lewis, Highlands, to Room 12.
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Gulf Coast
Vera Elizabeth Smith
Highlands
Lilly Regner
Houston
Louis Anton Motocha
Mary McFaddin
Donald L. Wimberly
Minnesota
Pamela Brown
Reagan Paul Lewis
Paul N. Lewis
jHighlands
Mexico gathers flags as nations cheer at Olympics
The Mexico page scene shows small Mexican flags waved by a very communist group while the United States was warmly received. Vietnam and the Czechs drew applause. A Mexican woman lit the Olympic torch, the first woman to do so. The writer hints at Munich 1972 as a future check.
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Estados Unidos
Vietnam
Japan
Mexico
Bry
Munich
Appeals Court Takes First Case Challenging Military Courts
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a direct challenge to military courts for crimes off post and off duty. Ex Army sergeant James F. O Callahan, jailed for raping a 14 year old in Hawaii, seeks civilian trial via grand jury. Justices consider whether soldiers remain under military jurisdiction off duty. The Court also dealt with a hair policy case from Dallas youths and Alabama election ballot issues pending Friday hearings.
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James F. O’callahan
O'Callahan
Lewisburg
Justice Department
William C. Douglas
Dallas
Douglas
Thad
Alabama
National Democratic Party of Alabama
Mabel Amos
Amos
George C. Wallace
Conservation Education Voices At Follies Session
John W. Cooper of the Forest Service urged a public focus on wise resource use and a strong education program to protect the nation’s future economy. Dr Sunes G Teer criticized slow conservation progress, saying real gains must appear on the land, not just in speeches.
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Pettit
John W. Cooper
Forest Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cooper
Sunes G. Teer
Texas Arm
Teer
Wall Street Noon Stocks Mixed Amid Asset Fluctuations
A burst of trading activity shows Allis Chalmers and Anaconda among varied movers while major groups like Dow Jones components strive for gains. Investors watch energy and utility names as industrials drift, with mixed signals across sectors and several firms posting fractional percentage shifts.
Crosby Students Register For National Merit Plan
Crosby High School will allow juniors planning college entry in 1989 to join the National Merit Scholarship Program. Principal Robert Cunningham announced the qualifying test on February 15 or 18 at the school. Students pay $1.25 and receive a handbook to compare scores nationally. top scorers in each state become semi finalists eligible for merit aid.
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Crosby High School
Crosby
Robert Cunningham
Vance urges citizen action for crime laws in Texas
Peaceful speaker and Texas Law Enforcement chair urges home influence and active participation in state and local government. He calls for tougher murder penalties, mandatory long minimums for gun crimes, more courts and police, and public input via letters to lawmakers.
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Texas Commison
Hhe
Vance
Ciizens
Texas
Baytown Police Academy
Texas Law Enforcement |Legislative Council
al J
Lester Alford
Elbert Barringer
Blaine DeEsmond
Clifford Pyle
John Cummings
Don Johnson
Bo Turner
Barry Nettles
Im Carter
Bob Beverly
Rosier
cDonald
Dittman
Capital Improvement Groups Set Meetings
Chairmen and co chairmen of Capital Improvement Subcommittees will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the conference room at city hall. Jack Kimmons and J Robert Barnes are general chairmen of the Capital Improvements Committee formed in early 1568. Twenty one members will join city officials at the session.
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City Hall
Jack Kimmons
J. Robert Barnes
Capital Improvements Committee
Kimmons
Eckhardt Proposes Delegates System To Reform Nominating Process
Houston congressman Bob Eckardt drafts a bill to reward states for allocating delegates proportionally to primary results or conventions. It would pre empt television time for major candidates before national nominating events and set up a federal grants incentive. The measure envisions a public debate panel with polls guiding debates, while states may opt in or out without losing convention representation. Past Matrons meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Martha Pierce’s home.
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Houston
Bob Eckhart
Eckhardt
House
Senate
FCC
Justice Department
Goose Creek
Martha
Pierce
Forrest
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Bath
Uchoet Purchasing Trustes
David Sherman
Julie Christie
Terence Stamp
Peter
DT Kue
Vincent Price
Decker
Mondo Mansfield
Jayne Ye
Owl
Jayne Mansfielo
Nate
Reid
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Czech
Dagmar Jiraskova
Circle K
Igee College
Tim Huffmeyer
Lamar Tech
Travis Brewer
Texas Oklahoma Circle K Clubs
University of Texas
Jimmy Martin
Lee College Club
Mark Wiley
Texas-Oklahoma
Kenneth James
Follies
Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Allis Chalmers
Baicull States Util
Arlan’s Dept Store
Bmigulf Western
Aoi Tea & Tel
Halliburton
Anaconda
Hoffman Elect
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MiTderlake Steel
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Columbia Gas
Ling-Temco-Vought
Delta Air
McDonnell - Douglas
Diamond Shamrock
Magnavox
Do Chem
Marathon Oil Dresser Ind
Mobile Socony DuPont
Monsanto
el Paso Nat Gas
Wylnat Dairy
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Occidental Pet Foremost McKesson
Penn Central RR
Elec
Pepsi Cola
Bi Gen Motors
Phillips Pet
Tel
Gen Tire
Raytheon
Gordon's Jewelry
Greyhound Gulf
Roan
Schlumberger
Sun OU
TBA
Isunray
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug
US Steel
Ware Corp
TAK Westinghouse - TM Merox
Dow Jones Industrial Ave
Felton
Tak
Slaw & Franch Fries
Frontier Restaurant
Glenn Edmonds
Anahuac
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Beaumont
Edmonds
Dalton Edtmonds
Holiday Inn
VtaXe Lama Es
Dymo
Office Outfitters
Matheme's
Pearce Ave
Baytown
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