Houston Transportation Dilemma Emphasized by Panel
Houston Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee heard Eugene Maier warn of ongoing urban mobility problems. He urged unified mass transit planning, broader funding, and downtown parking controls to prevent downtown Houston's decline and to advance underground terminals, bus and air hubs for urban and suburban travelers.
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Houston
Houston Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Tory
Maier
Atu
Texas Highway Department
Federa T
Transporta
Baytonian’s Mother Dies In Livingston
Services for Mrs. Lanora Davis of Livingston will be held at Magnolia Baptist Church with Pace Funeral Home directing. She died Wednesday at her home likely from a heart attack. Survived by two other daughters, Mrs. Ber Gay and Mrs. Eva Dell Hendrix, and five grandchildren. Time of funeral pending.
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Lanora Davis
Livingston
Freamon B. Pruett
W. Sterling
Magnolia Baptist Church
Pace Funeral Home
Air Medal Awarded to Army Specialist John M. Saporite
Army SP.5 John M. Saporite, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Saporite of La Porte, received the Air Medal near Phu Lei, Vietnam for meritorious service during aerial combat in support of ground operations. A separate note mentions roof sheeting blistering as a sign of future trouble on a flat roof.
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John M. Saporite
Sam S. Saporite
San Jacinto
la Porte
Phu Lei
Vinam
Humble Credit Union Signs Pact For $800000 Office
Humble Credit Union signs a contract for an $800000 office building on Decker Drive. The project, to be built by Baytown contractor Gene Hazelwood, should finish by July 1972 with construction starting within three weeks. The 20000 square foot complex will include 10000 square feet of rental space and a meeting room for members. Architects are Pitts Phelps and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Drive
Humble Credit Union
John P. Henderson
HCU Board of Directors
Gene Hazelwood
Baytown
Humie Oil and Refining Co
Pitts, Phelps and White
Houston
Beaumont
Henderson
HCU
Credit Union
iJof
Humble project details and nearby business plans outlined
A new building rises five feet above a landscaped parking area with an airy design to match the Humble office complex under construction. Entry from west Decker Drive or San Jacinto Street, a preserved green park area north of the building, and buff frontage against cocoa walls define the exterior. A central TV teller and future units are planned, with a committee led by Ed Orr and several HCU managers coordinating the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
West Decker Drive
San Jacinto Street
Decker
Allis Chalmers
Shell
Santa- Arlan
Sperry Rand
Cinto
Am Tel & Tel
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Ashland
Stan Oil Ohio
Atlantic Richfield
Stauffer Chem
Bendix
Sun OU
Ed Orr
Beth Steel
HCU
Carrier Corp
Taft Broadcast
Technicolor
Fred
Aebi
John Devorak
W. A. Me
Elhannon
Tom Meier
S. MacKinnon
Chrysler Corp
Columbia Gas
Tenneco
Delta Air
Texaco
Diamond Shamrock
Texas Eastern
Dow Chem
Texas Gulf Sur
Dresser Ind
Transamerica
Humble Credit Union
DuPont
Traveler’s Ins
Temploves
el Paso Nat Gas
Union Carbide
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Ethyl Corp
Union Oil of Cal
Enjoy Chemical Co
Esso
United Air Craft
Hum- Ford
Upjohn
Ible
Humble Produ
McKesson
U. S. Steel
Humble Marine
Westinghouse
Humble
General Motors
Xerox
Gen Tel & T
Dow Indus
Gen Tire
Georgia-Pacific
Getty Oil
BBS Gulf States Util
Gui West Ind
Halliburton
Harvey Aluminnum
Houston Light & Power
Inland Steel Interlake Steel
IBM Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Kraft Foods
S. Kresge
Ling-Temco-Vought - Las MacDonald-Douglas
Abe Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Microdot
Monsanto
Nat Distillers - Occidental
Petrie
Penn Central
Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet Rca
Raytheon
Roan Selector
Schlumberger
Sears
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Jim Ball
N. Main
Texas Mass Trans [Portation Commission
Eugene Maier
Mailer
Nou
Baytonian
Rzeion
Firestone
Fis
Blackwall
Whitewall
F.E.T
S. Alexander Baytown
Ackwall
Fed
Citizens National Bank and Underwood, Neuhaus and Company
M. W. Kellogg Co
Ethyl Engineers
Ethyl
Houston Ship Channel
M. W. Kellogg
Pullman, Inc
Childrens Sho
Sade
Bay Fair
BankAmericard
Sneenloe
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