School building rental policy clarified by board action
A new policy sets rental fees for school buildings and facilities. Costs cover utilities janitorial and security service with separate rates for classrooms high school auditorium gyms libraries and cafeterias. Organizations using schools may request free use while some spaces remain unavailable. A lost parakeet with tags was found near Baytown Police Department and owners may claim it. Memorial Pablo Casals concerts announced in Guadalajara with regional government university and orchestra sponsorship. features notable conductors and pianists.
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St Louis Youth Orchestra invited to Vienna
The St Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra earned an invitation to the resident orchestra at the fifth International Youth and Itusia Festival in Vienna. It is the first invitation of its kind for an American group. Most funds for travel have been raised and more fundraising is planned through the coming weeks.
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Multiple World News Snippets From Diverse Global Reports
The brief dispatches cover a range of events including a Texas court ruling on farming tax exemptions, eminent historian TONININ Amwid Taynb ee in York, a Soviet Venus landing, Beirut embassy kidnappings, Franco’s health rumors, a Moroccan led “March of Conquest,” Ahmed Osman's call to arms, Texas weather, a U.S. oil rig count rise, North Carolina fundraising, President Ford’s health-related schedule changes, storms across the northern Rockies, and a glossary note on German peddlers translated as Habe das.
Police Probe Thefts CrimMischief Reported Across City
Police investigated thefts and vandalism at multiple locations Monday night into Tuesday morning. Victims include Charles W Campbell of 360 Decker whose spare tire was stolen from a truck bed valued at 60 dollars, Dorothy Girvir at St. Joseph's School reporting damage to a 1972 Chevrolet bus with gear box and power steering components removed valued around 900 dollars, Miriam reporting a hand radio stolen from a car with a broken driver side window and 50 dollars in damage, and Jack Ashley of Wichita Falls noting tools stolen from a jeep at 300 S Alexander Dr. Frink N Fidwards reported a 1979 Oldsmobile tire and rim stolen from an apartment complex lot.
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Bid highlights and council plans from city meeting
The council discussed low bids for three dump trucks with cab and chassis and a six foot dump body, with Batt Internationsl favored for one unit. Three bids for hydraulic sewer rodding gear await analysis, with a later recommendation. The meeting opens with a 6 20 p m roll call in city hall and an invocation by Rev Lonnie Howlen. A theft report notes stolen ideats valued at 153 dollars.
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Salzburg Festival tops last year's gate in Austria
SALZBURG Austria AP The Salzburg Festival ran from July 26 through August 0 and drew 37 405 attendees this year Tickets sold for close to 1 trillion dollars, about 2 million more than 1974 Revenue rose as 42 of 89 performances were taped by the Austrian radio and television network and sold to over 100 networks in 30 countries Additionally 54 live broadcasts occurred from the Large Festival House The piece also notes a Shawnee Mission Kansas kicker Dave Lawson who booted a 61 yard field goal for the Air Force against Colorado last season
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Rice Market Outlook and Planting Effects Report
The true impact of the manganese situation may not be felt until year end. National rice production is projected at nearly 125 million cwt, up 9 percent from last year and 28 percent above the three year average. The first cutting quality looks good with some late planted rice showing smut damage. As of August Texas rough rice stocks totaled 577,000 cwt, up 5 percent from a year earlier, with 445,009 cwt in processed stocks, down 165,000 from 1974.
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Hill School board weighs civic use rules and Title IX stance
Barbers Hill school district reviewed building use policy and rejected individual rental requests for the high school gym while allowing civic and service groups at no cost to non profits. Superintendent Palmer cited compliance with federal Title IX guidance, noting equal treatment for girls and boys and saying contact sports guidelines do not apply. The board approved regional workshop training under Texas House Bill 467 for narcotics education, ordered two new school buses for next year, and discussed policy changes. Baylor alumnus Tommy Davidson's father, Catton Davidson, returned as an assistant coach at a Louisiana school.
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Three Film Screening at Czech Culture Event in Houston
A Czech Culture and Historical Film season presents three English language films at 7 30 p m Thursday in Sokol Auditorium Houston 114 Palen free to the public. A black dachshund puppy found in Fitjarwood Village Apartments area about two weeks ago. owner should call 422 2843.
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Houston gas rate case see hoped return gain questioned
Judge John C. Patterson ruled the Houston Light and Power company may have earned less than a reasonable return on its property as fuel cost adjustments continue. The four day heating period prompted the city to seek a rate increase, with Patterson noting a reasonable probability the company has not earned a fair value return. The article also briefly mentions meadowlarks and their open field habitat.
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City of Houston
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