Local Legion Post 323 Meet Titled 6 30 Pm Thursday
Legion Post 323 will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the Community Building. Baytown Chamber of Commerce discusses energy policy impact with HL&P officials Quin McWhirter and Jim Parsons at the Holiday Inn Friday. Services Pending for John Keith Morrow 57 Channelview at Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Former Baytown resident elected to Houston Air Force Association board. Spurgeon Rice 5 Houston death pending at Broadway Funeral Home.
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Henry (Pelly) Ditlman
Baytown
Houston
Mhe Air Force Association
Air Power For Peace
Spurgeon Rice
Mary Richmond
Broadway’ Furcral
Rice
Baytown area forecast and tides Friday details
Weather outlook shows Thursday night cool and clear with sun Friday and warm near ninety. Baytown tides Friday high at 10 09 a m lows 5 14 a m and 5 34 p m. Sunrise Friday 7 08 am sunset 7 26 pm.
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Naytown Area
Aus
Baytown
Lots of Coins Photo Feature by Sun Staff
A Sun staff photo by Chris Hill highlights a cache of coins, showcasing varied denominations and historic pieces. The image captures gleaming rims and intricate engravings, inviting readers to explore the collection’s age, origin, and potential value.
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Sun
Chris Hill
No Wrongdoing No Cover-Up Lance Says
Government mobilizes 10000 police and troops to hunt an alleged left wing terrorist group after a surge of bomb blasts in Mesbro. Pakistanis fast during Ramadan as new moon sighting fails religious committees nationwide. U.S. study says 20 to 32 million Americans need mental health care but face service gaps and stigma.
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Mexico
Mesbro
Washington
City Council Weighs Smoking Ban At Daytown Meeting
Daytown City Council discusses a proposed smoking ban. Council members cite state law that bans smoking in schools elevators museums hospitals libraries and transit areas with permitted designated smoking zones. Officials plan to study experiences in other cities before acting.
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Daytown
Cannon
Jon
Allen Cannan
City Auction To Offer A Wide Variety Of Items
City auction at Baytown Police Station will offer a large assortment of items including kitchen sinks and various federal seized goods. Purchases range from TV sets and Polaroid cameras to tools, bicycles, refrigerators, and a police scanner unit with more than 50 items listed.
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Prowest
Federal Govern
Dan Cooke
City to seek bids on Baytown sports complex addition
Baytown plans a new sports complex addition near the Neighborhood Center. Final plans sit with city council as bids will be sought after approval. Architect Lowell Lammers draws the building between ballfields and swimming pool with a 2,400 square foot overhang area. An estimated 248000 dollars funds air conditioning and related costs.
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Baytown
Attra
Dim
Lowell Lammers
Lance Defends Banking Past Before Senate Panel
Budget Director Bert Lance told the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee and TV audience that he did not commit cover- up and admitted some mistakes in running Georgia banks. He said many accusations were erroneous or misrepresented and that his rights have been eroded while asserting he acted in the public interest. Lance stressed he answered questions fully and denied any cover-up as the committee probes his activities with Calhoun First National Bank and the National Bank of Georgia.
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Bert Lance
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Hemay
Georgia
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Office and Management and Budget
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Ling
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Calhoun Mirst National Bank
Calhoun
National Bank of Georgia
Atlanta
Pearce Street Journal Aways A Sacrifice
An unclear fragment discusses distant rulers in Washington favoring regulations and ultimatums framed as sacrifices by the people who pay, mentioning Mila and a general sense of public cost and policy burdens.
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Pearce Street Journal
Washington
Proposal Defeated In U S House Senate Faces Natural Gas Fight
Members in Washington defeated Carter era energy plans as deregulation of natural gas sparks a Senate debate. Proponents push price deregulation to boost production while opponents warn of sharp price rises. Senator Bentsen’s plan seeks onshore and offshore gas deregulation with phased controls, facing stiff lobbying and opposition from Rep. Garmlinge who argues market prices suffice.
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National Energy
Mont
Washington
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Energy Sun
Scott
Muriel Scott
Congress
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Issuy Il
Senate Beer Committee
Lloyd Benisen J
Texnd
Henlien Cal
Senate
Bentsen
Bob Gurmninge
Nouston
Garninge
Yale
Traffic Panel Approves West Adoney Bus Parking Zone
The Baytown Traffic Committee approves a school bus parking zone on West Adoney near Lunar Elementary. The zone allows after hours weekend parking where previously no parking was allowed, to reduce blocking driveways and improve access. The committee also tabled a request to extend Beech Street and questioned jurisdiction over the Beech Street matter.
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Lamar
Wanda Daton Aa
Adoney
Lunar
Baytown
Jarivewiys
Clettsing
Comnlites
Gotton
Stuart Vocational Club To Install New Officers
Stuart Vocational Club at Stuart Career Center will install officers at 11 30 a m Friday. New officers: Sabrina Adams president Carol Ames vice president Gracie Garcia secretary Debbie Domec treasurer. Officials include Dr David Byford and Jack Finley among others as hosting guests and advisory committee members. Junior students will attend the luncheon and participate in pre employment activities at local offices and sponsors listed.
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Stuart Career Center
Ingra
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Carolanes
Gracie Garcia
Debbie Domec
Tracy Joe
Alive Keys
Beatris
Basquez
Billie Harmon
David Byford
Lee College Business Administration Department
Calvin Rutherford
City Engineer Ken Powers to resign in Conroe
Conroe city officials announced that City Engineer Ken Powers, 26, will resign effective October 10 to take a higher paying post elsewhere. Powers, a Magnolia native and 1971 University of Houston graduate, thanked the staff and said he aims to return to Conroe if possible. He has served since succeeding Jack Motion, with Phil Bennell acting prior to Powers’s hire and passing away this month.
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Iritz Lanham
Powers
Conroe
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Lanham
Magnolia
University of
Highway Department
Jack Motion
Jefferson County
Phil Bennell
Ken
Jose
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