Expansion and Renovation Open House at Steel ing Library
Friends and patrons are invited to an open house Sunday from 2:30 p.m. with a 3 p.m. ceremony revealing the library’s expansion of 18,000 square feet financed by a May 27, 1975, $1 million vote. Mayor Tom Gentry will MC. Librarian Mori Wilhite highlights enhanced browsing, reading space, and new graphics and seating.
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Muniel Scott
Tom Gentry
Mori Wilhite
Baytown
WiJhite
Wilkie
Hay Town Police Chiat Address At Chamber of Commerce
Community notices show Turner Talks at the Hay Town Chamber of Commerce on a Friday. The event aims to discuss local concerns as part of a June observance.
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Turner
HAY Town Police
Chiat
Jay Trace
Haytown Chamber of Commerce
Doo
Uotiday Tin
Sun Miles column recalls fire incident and career moves
In a Sun Miles feature the author recounts a fire scare involving Letesia Barrientes and a stove explosion while crediting a Mrs. M. J. Stel dy of Channelview. The piece mentions a special prize, a move to LA, and various local personalities including Janet Honten and Mary Margaret Armstrong visiting the Chamber of Commerce.
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Cosmulolay
Rel
Sun Miles
M. J. Steldy
Channelview
Bevis
Letesia Barrientes
Clayton
Rabbi
Janet Honten
Anerson Ives
Mary
Margaret Armstrong
Hirar
Chamber of Commerce
City adopts tougher electrical code with higher license fees
Baytown approves amendments raising master, journeyman electrician fees and bonds. Master license initial fee up to 60 dollars and renewal to 50. Journeyman initial 10 to 15 and renewal unchanged. New rules require fixed names and permit numbers on licenses, proof of qualifications, and prior board approval. Changes aimed to align with other cities and update 30 year-old fees. Council vote 8 to 1 with Cannon dissenting.
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Sian
Cramer
City Electrical Board
Iso
Alcedrtecian
Saat
Hill Miller
Allen Cannon
Cannon Lad
Walter For Urtier
Liberty-Chambers Group Studies Wallisville Reservoir Plan
Liberty County officials and the Liberty-Chambers group weigh abandoning the original Wallisville Reservoir by a larger dam for Alternate Plan 2A a smaller upstream option. U.S. Rep. Jack Brooks endorses 2A after talks with the Corps and wildlife agencies. A public hearing is set for Dec. 40 in Anahuac as commissioners seek unity among sponsors and agencies to advance the salt water barrier and related navigation projects.
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Liberty Sp
Chambers
Liberty Counties — Navigation i Didirie
Wallisville
Liberty
U.S
Jack Brooks
D-Hewumant
Brooks
Corps
Unginuers
Texas Parks and Wildlife Comission
Wish and Wildlife Service
Wallisille
Warren Clarke
Houston
Trinity River
Navigation District
Anahune
Thomas A. Wheat
Sam
Warren Clark Jr
Phin
Port of Liberty
Krout
Clark
Pape
Plane With 35 Aboard Hijacked In Nebraska
A plane carrying 35 people was hijacked, with reports of international pursuit and conflicting details about the location and fate of the passengers. The incident prompted cross border cooperation amid tense political and security reactions.
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Nebraska
Frontier hijack targets Kansas City flight with 85 aboard
An unnamed hijacker seized a Frontier Airlines Boeing 797 with about 85 people aboard from Grand Island Nebraska. The plane diverted to Kansas City and landed safely after forcing a security breach at Hall County Airport. Authorities pursued the hijacking as FAA officials reported the incident and prepared for investigations and potential prisoner releases tied to the event.
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Frontier Airlines
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Frontier
Bishop
Une Pkine
Hall County
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Pyarcg Sleat Journal Critics Answered
A fragmented item from the Pyarcg Sleat Journal cites critics debating levity and seriousness. Walter Savage Landor is referenced with a quotation about saying ships well. The brief text questions whether the proof of seriousness suffices for readers.
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Pyarcg Sleat Journal
Tran Sage
Walter Savage Landor
Plans Explored To Keep Christmas In Schools Here
A local school district weighs a plan to keep Christmas plays and carols in schools amid a pending federal lawsuit. Superintendent Clark and Peebles propose continuing songs and nativity acts as extracurricular activities while avoiding public school day prayers. The case, filed by Mrs. Johnson, centers on freedom of religion and school district policy.
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Peebles
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Supt. Clark
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Hivlutdson
Vathly
Johnson
Caligion
Chris
Duemons
Masters
Julingon
Sterling
Anil
Clarke
RSS
Clirk
ACCU
Scbool
Clark
Baytown Weather Forecast With Warmth and Light Clouds
The Baytown forecast calls for mild, mostly cloudy skies with warm temperatures. Tides are expected to be low Thursday night with light winds and calm seas. no significant rainfall or storms are anticipated.
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