Lee College bond message urges quick action to expand facilities
Enrollment trends show existing facilities will reach capacity by Fall 1969. If new facilities are not built, Lee College must restrict enrollment. Construction costs are rising, risking over 400000 in federal funds. Plan funds for an academic building, dramatic arts center, remodels, bookstore, and land planning, with annual tax impact of 30 cents per month for a 15000 home.
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Vote to authorize additional taxing for Lee College growth
The 1967 ballot proposes granting the Board of Regents power to raise taxes by 20 cents per $100 evaluation, mirroring the 1934 authorization amid enrollment growth from 199 to over 2600. The plan emphasizes gradual increase and prudent management to fund expansion while highlighting the current homeowner burden of 13.40 dollars yearly.
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Board of Regents
Sterling Library Memorial Books Add New Titles
Sterling Municipal Library lists memorial books donated in memory of patrons and relatives. Titles include Rock Gardens by A Edwards, Cinderella by Marcia Brown, Guns From the Invention of Gunpowder to the 29th Century by Dudley Pope, American Antiques 1800 3800 by Joseph T. Butler, Our Country's Presidents by Frank Freidel, and Religions in America by Winthrop S. Hudson, among genealogical materials and histories dedicated to various individuals. Donations come from multiple patrons and local organizations such as Citizens National Bank & Trust Co and families including the Hester and Watsons.
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Rock Gardens
A. ‘Ed
A. E. Burns
A. T. Watson
Cinderella
Marcia Brown
de ‘Neen' Espinosa
J. P. Boudloche
Dudley Pope
Fisher
Clinton Horton
Joseph T. Butler
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Henry’ Lang
J. A. Hester
Citizens National Bank’& Trust Co
Shakespeare
Gordon Ross Smith
JH. N. Love
Robert E.,lee
Jefferson Davis
Fo Duncan Johnson
Great West
David Lavender
Charles Kilgore
Citizens National Bank & Trust’ Co
David Harbert Marshall
John Brossoen Sr
Frank Freidel
Jennie Menking
J.C. Froneberger
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Paul. Nevil
J. C. Froneberger
America
Paul ‘Nevil
R. L., Martin
Thataway
Charles H. Hamlin
H. W. Perkins
Charles
Cater
HW. Perkins
John Brunson
Texas
Drury Alexander
Fred Ruff
J. Raymond Martin
Frederick
T. Robert Ruff
John Brunson Sr
Cedar Bayou Teens Install Student Council
Cedar Bayou Junior School installs its Student Council in homeroom with Bo Denson giving the invocation and Francis Portis introducing members. Joe Woods delivers the acceptance speech as Felix Hatchell presides, with Russell Clark giving the benediction and Douglas Wallace leading the band. The band also plans a October 22 concert at Central Baptist Church with soloist David Motley. Bear Buzz items note minor student moments and cafeteria chatter through a series of brief vignettes.
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Ann Herbert
Cedar Bayou
Bo Denson
Francis Portis
Jsnembbers
Felix Hatchell
Joe Woods
Russell Clark
Douglas Wallace
Central Baptist Church
Armanda
Lara
Doctor Zhivago
Laura
David Motley
Channelview High School Club Elections Text
Channelview High School lists elected officers for Science, Football, Rodeo, and Drama clubs. Names include Lester Fieniazek, George Golden, Linda MacManus, and others. Homecoming events, candy sales, and PTA drive fundraisers are noted with dates and locations.
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John Noffee
Channelview High School
Hour Of Gun tops westerns as gunfight tale
Reviewer Jim Kyle notes Hour of the Gun continues the Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday saga after the famous gunfight at the OK Corral. The film portrays the Clanton faction and their henchmen in a classic tubercular duel era western, with James Garner as Earp and Jason Robards as Holliday. It plays at Brueson Thursday through Wednesday.
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GH Corral
Ol West
Wyatt Earp
James Garner
Holliday
Jason Robards
Clanton
Robert Ryan
Waco Set to Vote on One Percent City Sales Tax
Waco residents will vote December 5 on imposing a one percent city sales tax. The city council unanimously approved the election, and the Chamber of Commerce will lead an education campaign. The Heart of Texas council of governments endorsed the measure and aligned elections with nearby Dallas area municipalities.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Heart of Texas Council of Governments
McLennan
Dallas
Tarrant County
Duaine Robertson pledges Kappa Sigma at LSU
Duaine Robertson of 1908 Oregon pledged Kappa Sigma fraternity while a chemical engineering freshman at Louisiana State University. His sister Kathy, an LSU senior, has been elected social chairman of Phi Mu sorority.
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Jerry D. Robertson
Oregon
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Duaine
Louisiana State University
Kathy
LSU
Phi Mu Sorority
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