Europe Defense Units Meet and Baytown Chamber Event
Harold Reed of Baytown Chamber of Commerce will address the Exxon Antinutants Association at Gaytown Community Building at 10 am Wednesday. School trustees convene at 7 pm Tuesday in Administration Building to discuss bond projects with a consultant and architects. Regents at Lee College hold an exclusive session Tuesday at 6:30 pm and a public workshop at 7 pm to discuss salaries. Baytown Rotary meets at noon Wednesday at Goose Creek Country Club with Joe Kirrick presenting a style show.
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Baytown
Af Commerce
Harold Reed
Exxon
Gaytown
School Board
LEE College
Rotary
Weather and tides forecast for Baytown area
Baytown area weather forecast shows cool nights and warm days through Wednesday. Low around 30 tonight, high Wednesday. Sunrise Wednesday at 6:47 AM, tides weak with sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Baytown
Als
By Laws Ideas and Small Town Notes from 1972
A collage of names and brief items from a 1972 issue includes Alice Gore offering ideas on by laws, Jeanette and Joe Hardin seen in a parking lot, Teresa Brewer dining out, Anelle Taylor noting September 19 1972, Jo Anne Jeffers reuniting with friends, Renitta McGahee declining to play Witch, Jdale Schimming critiquing reporting for omitting touchdowns, Richard A Nowland anticipating a March event, Donna Valley at a Louisiana homecoming, Sharon Queen aiding a quick task, Judy Gowdey enjoying cooler weather, and Mildred Bookmyer with coworkers relieved after carnival.
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Alice Gore
Jeanette
Joe Hardin
Bowie
Teresa’ Brewer
Anelle Taylor
Jo Anne Jeffers
Renitta McGahee
Jdale Schimming
Richard A. Nowland
Donna Valley
el Quicka
Judy Gowdey
Mildred
Bookmyer
Lawsuits Dictate Xmas Policy In Schools Says No Christmas
A 1960s style suit filed by the ACLU on behalf of Mrs Elvin G Johnson prompts a school district to remove references to Jesus Christ from Christmas plays and carols. Administrators shift toward secular holiday themes while confirming that voluntary student activities may still proceed without religious content.
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D'Ava Luthhinger
Christ
Uthe
American Civil Liberties Union
Elvin G
Rutt) Johnson
Hichardson
Uie
Suil Yuus
Supr
Johnny Lack
All
Tammy I. Seale
Choi
Clark
the Sun
Unis
Chris
Baytown Shrimp Ban Enforced Near City Limits
Texas officials win a ruling to prohibit shrimping with trawls within a mile of Baytown and nearby bays. Enforcement hinges on buoy markers, covering Harris Galveston Chambers and Victoria Counties as Brownwood area residents report ecological impacts and fishermen switch gear to bait shrimp. Local leaders pushed for action amid concerns of wakes and marine life loss from extensive dredging and channel cleanup.
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Texas Parks and ‘Wildlife
Baytown
Atty.f . Doh Ly Hil
Sur-Je
Brownwood
Lakewood
West Daylawn
Hill
Harris
Galveston
Chambers
Victoria
Clayton 4
Gaorrison
Department of Parks and Wildlife
Athew
Beall
Crystal
Burniel Bays
Old Baytown City
Haytown Bays
Houston Ship Channel
Aly
Ecommetvia
Gheimp
Touc-County
Baytown Sales Tax Revenue Up 23 Percent
Baytown reports one cent sales tax revenue this year up 23 percent from last year. Rebates bring the total to 1.417 million, vs 1.149 million a year ago. Statewide growth averages 20.8 percent with Anahuac up 25 percent and Dayton in Liberty County up 14 percent.
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Baytown
Bob Bullock
Texas
Anahuac
Chambers County
Liberty County
Dayton
Army plans prepositioned forces to deter Soviet attack
Washington AP reports the Army will move equipment and personnel from U S bases to Europe to bolster Western defenses against a possible rapid Soviet invasion. Gen Bernard Rogers says increased continental readiness supports Europe while stockpiles may go to northern Germany amid fears of short notice attacks.
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United States
Europe
Bernard W. Rogers
Army
Meir Forlee
Rogers
Association of the United States Army
Trogers
Eutape
Sontern
Pentagon
Congress
Amicable Building era foretold by Wave city banker
A fragmentary note outlines Artemius Roberts as a key insurer behind Wave city’s rise and the Amicable Building once claimed as the tallest in the region circa 2910, with digressions about a free extra paper for Lady Krew Ants and a curious phrase that reads like a scholastic clue.
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Ile Central Texas
Rioma
Artemius Roberts
City of
Wave
Mississippi
Lady Krew
Jody
Texans’ Xmas bill prompts US Mexico action in Congress
AP reports that pressure from the United States and Mexico has pushed the House to approve a bill aimed at bringing hundreds of Americans held in Mexican jails home before Christmas. In Texas, the Railroad Commission set November oil production limits at 100 percent while warning of a crucial decade ahead. Pope Paul VI named a new bishop for Beaumont, and a Concorde jet prepared for a JFK landing amid security vows. Controversy surrounds Bert Lance’s ABA appearance as winter weather slows Panhandle travel.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
House
Justic
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Jim Lang Diel
Oil and Pen Executiver
Texas
Absentee Vote Opens Wednesday For County Bond Issue
Absentee voting for the November election begins Wednesday and runs to November 4 for residents of Mont Belvieu and the west side of Chambers County. Judge C. Jackson III supports a 3.6 million bond program funding a courthouse annex, a library, jail, and exhibits building in Winnie, along with park improvements and a new county building. Four propositions appear separately on the ballot, with absentee voting for illness disability confinement religious belief and age 65+ as valid reasons.
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Gon- Mont Belviel
Jidge Uy C
Ubrary
Jackson
Chambers
Monk Belview
Justice of the Peace
Baker Road
Maytown
Ines
Ad-Lanuber
Keohane
Jim Fonteno
Forest Brook Homecoming Week Spotlight At REL
Forest Brook students prepare for homecoming activities including a pep rally at 12 30 Friday in the auditorium. Former cheerleaders will assist, and a recognition segment is planned. The homecoming dance Saturday features a “got ball” theme with DJ Vad Green spinning. Tickets available during lunch periods with prices per person and limited seating.
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Jie Audictorium
the Gamiees
Forest Bench
Housecomiing
Stallworth Suidiviny
Vad Green
Kule Midio
Houston
Wil
Dees
Baytown Sets New Sidewalk Rules For Developers
Baytown City Council approved a new ordinance shifting sidewalk construction liability from subdivision developers to individual builders. The measure retroactively requires sidewalks, with inspectors empowered to waive when serving no useful purpose. Debate focused on safety, timing, and impact on out of town builders.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Reganda
Eepari
A. J. Wohng “Busch
Auy
Neel Ttichildson
van Valve
Ted Kloesel
Huilder
Services Held For Bing in Westwood Church
Relatives and friends gathered in the pre dawn chill for private rites at St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church Westwood as about 15 people filled the small chapel for services in memory of Bing.
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