Surface Storm Over Soap TV Fallout Sparks Public Protests
Initial audience surveys show limited viewership for the soap program Snap as advertisers and church groups protest a scene involving adultery and homosexual content. NBC affiliates report mixed public reaction while ARB surveys indicate about 4 percent of households with TV access watched the show.
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Baytown marijuana bust nets two men charged
Baytown police executing a warrant found eight marijuana plants and about two ounces of marijuana plus a small amount of angel dust in a vehicle. P B Weber and Wayne Alay Montgomery, both 21, were charged with felony possession in the raid led by Judge Steve Hebert and Narcotics Officer Jamey Glenn.
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Gallery Of Homes Opens In Baytown Real Estate Firm
Decker MeKim, Bay area realtor since 1958, opens a Decker McKim Gallery in Baytown. The new/gallery sits in Hollow subdivision off Walter Road with five counselors. MeKim operates galleries in Clear Lake City, Pasadena, Faire Janet Park, Shoreacres and La Porte. He holds multiple realtor board memberships including the National Association of Realtors and Houston and Bay Area boards.
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret Wit and Whimsy
The column blends light humor on modern life and work. It riffs on fleeting moments, from office interactions to parenting and horse metaphors, noting how busy people stay alert and ready. The tone remains wry and observational throughout.
Meningitis Not Cause Of Baby Death
City health officer Dr. C. A. Riser ruled the infant death not caused by meningitis. The boy died Thursday night from septicemia described as meningoclavecal septicemia. Only close contacts requiring care were advised to seek treatment from their family doctors. The family had recently moved from Tulsa to an apartment complex at 2500 James. No danger to other residents was indicated.
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Fire Ant Control Urged In Chambers County
Anahuac and surrounding Chambers County areas receive Mirex bait shipments for imported fire ant control. County Judge Guy C. Jackson announces five pound packages available free through county offices and local retailers while supplies last. Distribution centers include Winnie Feed Store and multiple island and mainland groceries.
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Logan's Run TV adaptation reviewed by Jay Sharrutt
The CBS remake of Logan's Run draws praise for acting and effects but stumbles with pacing and plot depth. Clive, Heather Menzies, Harrison, and Sandmen contend with a dystopian world where births are limited and escapes spark chase sequences.
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Fatal crash noted after Bayway Drive changes expand street
Police report a fatal accident four blocks from the scene linked to a previous crash that killed Patrolman Bobby T. Paulk. Bayway Drive now four lanes prompts ongoing STEP enforcement to curb speeding on this and other busy streets.
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Congress approves 1974 budget deficit at 63.3 billion
In Washington Congress completed action on a 1974 federal budget projecting a deficit of 63.3 billion dollars. In Charleston West Virginia an agreement between United Mine Workers beneficiaries and management preserves mineral health and retirement benefits at current levels.
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Energy policy debate on oil tax and drilling incentives
In Washington at an energy conference House Leader Jim Wright of Texas argued for an amendment letting oil producers recover part of their taxes if they expand exploration. The amendment failed 198 to 223. Rep Bob Eckhardt of Houston supported rebate proposals to consumers, urging income credits if funds are shifted toward new energy sources.
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