La Porte School Bond Vote Set for October 6
The La Porte School Board scheduled a $5 million bond election tied to the October school trustee race. An initial $1.5 million sale would raise about five cents of the current $1.38 tax rate. Funds cover vocational building, pool, gym, stadium expansion, tennis courts, maintenance, arts auditorium, school sites, elementary school and facility improvements.
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LA Porte
Ernest L. Brown Jr
Moroney, Beissner and Co., Inc
Lost Black Miniature Poodle in Graywood Area
A black miniature poodle with a brown collar is lost in the Graywood area. Please call 427-5537 or 427-3496 if found.
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Graywood
Brownwood
Exxon Credit Union Drives Blood Donation in Baytown
Exxon Credit Union promotes a community blood drive at 2900 Decker in Baytown from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sept. 18 with a second chance donation window to Sept. 24. Baytown’s three hospitals rely on Blood Services of Houston as stocks run short, prompting warnings of possible delays and emergency shortages.
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Back Tax Payment Aids Highlands Water Unit
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No 1 reports 10342.67 in back taxes penalties and interest and attorney fees from delinquent accounts. The district plans second notices, potential abstracts and filed suits to recover costs and notes a new water well project on Battlebell Road with delays and added expenses.
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Betsy Webber
Tommy McManus
Lorraine Jones
Battlebell Road
Ken Streeter
Langford Engineering Co
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East Houston
Harris County
Highlands Elementary
Dorothy Gross
Automotive workforce limits in U S car industry
A Chicago AP report notes millions of workers in the automotive sector sell, service and maintain cars. Robert Tews, chairman of the Automotive Technology program at Kennedy-King College, says there are limits to opportunities in the industry.
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America
Robert Tews
Kennedy-King Lege
Red Cross Clarifies Aid Not a Loan After Quake
Red Cross official Chuck Smith says aid given after the San Francisco quake is not repayable. About 400 meals daily are served from the Baptist Church center in Brownwood with a mobile unit in operation. Since last weekend, 17 Brownwood families have been sheltered, while volunteers, especially church ladies, assist.
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