Football scores sheet shows several district results
Anahuac 7 Huff-Hargrave 21 and Friendswood 26 La Porte 37 indicate district football outcomes. Preliminary figures show Hemptstead and other teams scoring modest points in a busy schedule.
14 Sep 1986
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1986
Page
1
Anahuac 7 Huff-Hargrave 21 and Friendswood 26 La Porte 37 indicate district football outcomes. Preliminary figures show Hemptstead and other teams scoring modest points in a busy schedule.
A cryptic note from FH cites a “dead heat” World War III scenario, suggesting the piece contrasts who is right and who is wrong, hinting at a satirical or speculative column from the Pearce Street Journal. The remark implies commentary rather than a reported event.
Minnie Zycha of Crosby is a patient in room 438B at San Jacinto Hospital undergoing tests and inviting visitors. Various locals are noted in casual town chatter including Sandra and Donald Wright with fajitas, Jackie Crosby exploring canary egg hatching, Randy Houchins showing needlework, Claudia Smith encouragement, Brandi Harmon visiting friends, Kelly Wilkey playing cowboy, Jo Roosa discussing children, Natalie Browne returning to prominence, Suzanne Hemphill preparing for an event, Charles and Matt White riding about, and Stottie McDowell seeking a quicker lawn solution.
Construction to reduce flooding starts this week with crews laying culvert pipe from the detention pond near Tenth Street to Beaumont Street. Once finished, the pipe will carry water from Highway 146 into the pond, alleviating flood risk.
Harris County will terminate its jail services contract with Baytown by October end as a new county facility on Wallisville Road replaces the need for the Baytown site. Since 1973 the county housed arrestees here before transport to Houston. the $76,000 annual contract ends with one final payment. City Manager Fritz Lanham lauded 12 years of cooperation and noted the rail agreement remains favorable, with DWI processing expected to decrease once the new jail is operational.
American reporter Nicholas Daniloff spent his first night at the U S embassy after a 13 day detention on spying charges. He was released from Lefortovo Prison to U S envoy Friday and said he felt terrific yet was not free. He must report to a KGB investigator daily and is restricted to the Moscow area.
Baytown shows a monthly sales tax rebate of 215,740 bringing 1986 totals to 3,031,246 behind last year by 1.84 percent according to State Comptroller Bob Bullock. Houston leads the county with 108,310,951, Pasadena trails with 4,200,203, and La Porte reports a 63.54 percent gain to 532,113.
Partly cloudy conditions expected Saturday night with a low in the low 70s and a 20 percent chance of thundershowers. Sunday should be partly cloudy with a high near 90 and a 20 percent chance of storms. A 24 hour period ending Saturday 8 am recorded a low of 64 and a high of 92 with 1.75 inches of rainfall.
Civil suit filed by Fire Department Captain Cecil Clemmer proceeds in the 234th District Court in Houston. Clemmer sought the job of assistant chief after being highest on promotional exams and twice denied promotion by Fire Chief W H McBride, with further exams and appeals. See CLEMMER Page 7-A.
New York traders faced a second steep drop as fears over interest rates and program trading fueled panic. The Dow fell 34.17 points to 1748.72 after Thursday’s 8.61 point plunge, with volume at 240.49 million shares on Friday.
Baytown notes a Sesquicentennial series event titled Early Years focusing on Lee College. On Tuesday at Sterling Municipal Library meeting room from 7 p.m., Walter Rundell will speak after traveling from Austin. a 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Moser Hall honors him, with LC alumni Gertrude Teter and Sue Jones among participants.
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