Community meetings and school events in Baytown area
Multiple notices of upcoming meetings and open houses. POTS Gander boosters and Lee booster club schedule weekly gatherings. Exxon Annuitants meet with Fritz Lanham as guest speaker. Baytown Coin Club hosts auction. Bowie PTA and Drew Junior High Open House plan events. Ashbel-Smith PTO open house features performances. San Jacinto Elementary PTA invites parents to tour classrooms with nursery provided.
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Exxon Annuitants
Taxon Annuitants
Haylawa
Fritz Lanham
Crosby
Drew
John David
San Jac Pta
SAN Jacinto Elementary
Baytown Weather Forecast Mild Tuesday Warm Wednesday
AI weather bulletin predicts a mild Tuesday night and sunny, warm Wednesday in Baytown. Low temperatures expect mid forties to mid fifties, with Wednesday near 90. Sunrise at 5:55 PM, sunset at 7:20 PM, high Wednesday around 90, winds light, conditions improving.
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Baytown
Museum Display Sparks Memories in City History Capsule
Albert Tauch pursues a Biganlic artistic project for history. Doc Culver recalls high collars as a museum exhibit stirs memories. Sophie Rivera models a gau polo outfit. Reverend Anthony Herndel and Episcopalian Bob Wright discuss St John Catholic Church and historic connections. Lt Weller praises Deacon Jones at the museum dedication. Marie Dilla hunting and Laura Wands in city roles round out a bustling local scene.
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Albert Tauch
N. B
Culver
Sophie Rivera
Anhony Herndel
St. Joh
Bob Wright
Morgan's Point
Jackson
Thas
Weller
Jones
F'Lols Martin
Marie Dillahunty
A. D
Laura Wands
Houston
Carter's Gas Guzzler Tax Rejected by Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee rejected Carter's gas guzzler tax by an 11 to board vote after previously approving a home insulation tax credit. The panel indicated the full Senate will reconsider next month as lawmakers weigh broader energy tax plans. The House had favored a tax up to $3,500 on 1970 model cars under 8 mpg with a 1988 target of 27.5 mpg, while other energy measures face uncertain fate amid pressure toward coal and conservation.
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Senate Finance Committee
Ater
Carter
Severnment Pnnltee
Mey
Senate
House
Maniume
Carter Linn
Crosby seniors seek 20000 homestead exemption plan
Crosby School Board weighs a proposed 20000 homestead exemption to aid seniors on fixed incomes. The plan drew pushback from trustees who fear higher tax shifts, while residents like 74 year old Gilbert argue relief is needed for elderly homeowners. Officials warn a large exemption could raise values and tax bills for many seniors.
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Muriel Scott
Crosby
Nirs
Gilbert
Crosby School Board
Dobby Miller
Rolls
Way. Gilbert Sr
Pyol Oulure
Newport
Cled
Sid
Crosay
Hage Bas
Crosby approves beard policy for staff at Crosby schools
Crosby trustees adopt a dress and grooming policy urging professional appearance, with emphasis on modesty and neatness. The policy will have a second reading in October. High school English teacher James Mick opposed the change, questioning practical impact on student relations and legal defensibility. Other trustees supported the policy and said principals would enforce it with board appeals.
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Crosby Trustees
James Mick
Crosby Teachers Association
CTA
Public divided on Lance case in AP poll shows
An AP nationwide poll of 1,548 adults found sharp disagreement over Lance as director in Carter administration. About 35 percent want him to stay, 27 percent say he should be dismissed, with 8 percent favoring firing and the rest undecided amid Senate hearings into his finances and self defense remarks.
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Radnor
Bert Lance
Art
Lance
Firse
Senate
Associated Press
Carter
the of Healings
Market Street Bridge work closes intersection for mid November
Closing in on Robert E. Lee, Carnegie to shut Market Street Intersection from 7 a.m. Thursday, mid November start for construction linked to the Market Street Bridge project. Roads leading to the bridge will rise to 16 feet, leaving one access to Robert E. Lee High School via Statium Street or Gentry Drive. Arrangements with the school will allow continued access to the meat market across from REL during construction.
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X College
Robert E. Lee
Mel
Debbie Spears
Clayton Spears
Creekbend
Jay Johnson
B. Johnson
Belvedere
Ross 5
Toll
Kathy Standetur
Robbie Dickson
REL
Carnegie
Market Street
Alice Weaver
Transportation Planner
Robert &. Lee Itigh School
Weaver
Statium Street
Gentry Drive
Ite
Day-To-Day Bail Case Reset Over Witness No-Show
The bail jumping case against Bally Jean Phokett of Baylawn was reset on a day by day basis after witness Dinh Strapps failed to appear in court. The defendant and Lester Beckworth, a Baytown construction worker, were charged with aiding Vernon McManus in fleeing prosecution. The hearing noted prior motions and ongoing testimony, with Strapps expected to testify in the upcoming trial.
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Ty Lynn Hug Nquston
Bally Jean Phokett
Baylawn
Shite Wikh
D. McMaster
Dinh Strapps
Cnurt
Phiskett
Lester “Beckworth
Baytowh
Vernon
McManus
Winnis
Maskull
Hoyfriind
Beckworth
Mike Donahue
Aliska
Sid
Hosels
Houston Area
Unytawat
McCallougt
Tly Sewrel
Mix
Plaskett
Pliskett
Misa Strapps
Shel Amoalan
McMnnis
Nils
Fly Blood
Mike Hinton
Stud Abe
Stewart Monday Marning
Alin Goll
Ant
Forest of Miss
Qarrett
North Shore
McMinis
Teal
Miss Strapps
Mandy Fae
Closer Contacts Cited As City Civil Defense Need
Disaster service chairman Ollie Clevenger urged improvments in Red Cross radio communications for the shelter. Pastor H. M. Lindsey said Wooster Baptist Church received evacuees’ calls but couldn’t answer all questions, stressing need for better Civil Defense cooperation and clearer identification during the Anita emergency. Brownwood officials reported high water office activity and discussed temporary address issues and newspaper delivery during the evacuation.
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Ollie Clevenger
Disaster Service
Red Cross
Clevenger
Nev
H. M. Lindsey
Wooster Baptist Church
Civil Defense
Wanda Onton
Unil
Com
Lindsey
Baytown
Hickerson
Larry Patterson
Raytown
Suneme
Jase Insomel
Broighout
Ckerson
Ute
Fletcher Vickerson
Mil
Autesty Hall
Mel
Jean Shepherd
Brownwood Club
Brownwood
Utelr
Sir Lie
High Water House
Bayway Drive
Shepherd
High Water Office
Aller
Ely
World News Capsule and Disjointed Reportage
Fragmented dispatches mention Kenya, Uganda and Iraq style upheavals, plus a misidentified Royal Navy reference. Mentions of oil production in Texas in 1972 and a budget dispute hint at broader economic concerns, while a New York Times note cites a settlement over an estate.
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New York
Jacqueline Onnanis Han
Aristode Gouvais
New York Times
Pearce Stract Journal Notice
Personal note claims research finds one worse thing than an involuntary diet and cites a wife’s voluntary will in a peculiar statement. The fragment lacks clear action or broader context, rendering a concise summary difficult while preserving any identifiable names or specifics.
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Gander Boosters
Robert
Lee Booster Club
Coin Club
Texas
Bowie Pta
James Bow
PTO
Ashbel-Smith
Pride
Baytown Wednesdy
Baytown Sports Center
Aachen
Muriel
Scott Crosby
Crosty
Waslees
Mick
Jungoard
Texas School Teachers Association
Neal Beard
Elsie Luquatte
Juke McAlister
du Tinley
McAllister
Rudy Sikora
Motron
Ute Gta
Sone Xiy
Luquette
Shyrel Barrett
Erry Prochaza
Cled Tainler
Curtis St. Julian
Lin Polley
Poli
Citizens National Bank and Trust CO
Fashion Cleaners
Peoplas State Bank
People Helpers
Merkel SI
Me Bervion
Mambar Fdic
Mickerson
Gulf Coast
ROC
Dekersom
Bonairobl
Kenya
Weesideuy
Amin Suday
Marwedl
Eng
Royal Navy
Alintin
Texan
Railroad Communnion
Mack Watlace
Pwashington
Neill
Aml Lance
Pearce Stract Journal
Ateid Lane
Sn Tech
Exxon
Sun
Glenn Folhes
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