Exxon sees tight winter heating oil supply
Exxon U S A president L G Rawl told a Senate panel that heating oil supply for winter will be tight but workable if no major disruptions occur. He expects fuel oil deliveries to exceed last season and cover contracts, but warned a possible crude curtailment and mandatory allocations could reduce available supplies and hinder rapid response to needs.
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Exxon
Washington
Exon USA
Pany
Senate
Cotm
L. G. Raw
Europe
Rawl
U.S
Night Call Nurses Reruns Schedule Notes
Readable text lists two episodes young nurses and night call nurses with broadcast times. The entry notes night call nurses air at 9:25 and the young nurses rerun at 9:45 and 10:50.
Barbers Hill football lore and local honors highlighted
Baytown readers recall Elm Field memories and coach Manton Ellis who led Barbers Hill sports from 1935 to 1941. Don McLeod shares a dated PA mishap and decades of football coverage while William Dickson earns a water ecologist certificate and Wayne Miller joins Phi Delta Kappa at UH.
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McLeod
Barbers Hill
Mwe
Don Aid
Don McLeod
William Dickson
Massey Tompkins Road
State Health Department
Baytown
Bayshore Health Center closes as hospital contract ends
Bayshore Health records show the day hospital closure and termination of a hospitalization contract with San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Board chairman Mrs. Earl Milton cites no advisory board input or court communication. County officials note rapid changes followed a state review urging fewer admissions to Austin State Hospital.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Earl Milton
Commissioners Court
Bill) Elliott
Harris County
Austin State Hospital
Carver
Baytown Sun
Austin
Bayshore Center
Funeral Services for James T Thomas in Crosby
Funeral services for James L Thomas of 338 Barrett Road Barrett Station will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. G S Mathews officiating. A 7:30 p.m. Saturday wake will be at Walker Funeral Home. Thomas, 36, Exxon employee and Crosby area resident, died at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday in a Galveston hospital. He is survived by his wife Katherine and three daughters Edna Bell, Barbara and Myrtle, one son Larry James, one sister Edna Armstrong, one brother Houston Thomas, and five grandchildren. Burial will be in McNair Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Arrangements under Walker Funeral Home.
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James
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Barrett Road
Barrett Station
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
G. S. Mathews
Walker Funeral Home
Crosby Area
Galveston
Exxon
Katherine Thomas
Crosby
Edna Bell Thomas
Barbara B. Thomas
Myrtle B. Wheatfall
McNair
Larry James Thomas
Edna Armstrong
Houston Thomas
Crowley
McNair Cemetery
B. Phillips
E. Neal
T. Ford
M. K. Waters
J. C. Moff
H. Gray
Baytown mental health plan shifts funds and governance
Gentry details a water contract and BAWA financing options while county mental health restructuring realigns services across Harris County. Dr. Carver cites uneven coverage and budget constraints, noting Baytown and nearby areas receive more services under the old plan. The advisory board plans to hold $15,000 in a building fund, returning principal with interest after January 1.
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BAWA
Bonn
Baytown
Bayshore Center
Harris County
Fritz Lanham Kes
Bayshore
Mid-Houston
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Commissioner's Court
Carver
Oo Center
Milton
James Dolby
Dolby
Junior Forum i
Pilot Club
the Goodfellows
Jon
Harry Holmes
Ralph Kunz
Attorneys Advise Bonding for BAWA Directors
The legislative bill creating BAWA grants no power of taxation. Paul Martin and John Fainter of Fullbright Crocker Jaworski tell BAWA directors they must be bonded and a seal for BAWA has been ordered.
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BAWA
Paul Martin
John Fainter
Fullbright, Crocker and Jaworski
Three Baytown Students Earn UT Degrees
Three Baytown residents completed bachelor of arts degrees from the University of Texas College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the end of summer. Graduates include James Rodger Clark Route 2 Jacquelyn Faye Strickler 4903 St Andrews and Joe Ellen Thorpe 2100 Ivie Lee.
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Baytown
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
University of Texas
James Rodger Clark
Jacquelyn Faye Strickler
St. Andrews
Joe Ellen Thorpe
Ivie Lee
Silk Screen Print Course At Lee College
A silk screen printing course starts October 2 at Lee College offered by the Evening Education Division. The eight week class meets Tuesdays 6 30 to 9 30 p m in Rundell Hall Room 229. Fee is $22 including supplies Roy Cavarretta Lamar University art graduate and part time printer will teach. Contact Continuing Education at 427 3611 fem 211 for information.
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Lee College
Fenrintting Education
Rundell Hall
Roy Cavarretta
Auchor
Lamar University
Cavarretta
Lamar
Continuing Education
Book aids Chicanos by teaching Mexican heritage
Edinburg Texas AP Dr Hubert Miller associate professor of social studies at Pan American University has published the third of a five booklet series to help in teaching Mexican American heritage in elementary and secondary schools The booklet Antonio de Mendoza First Viceroy of Mexico is a teaching manual describing important personalities in Mexican history and culture.
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Edinburg, Tex
Hubert Miller
Pan American University
Antonio de Mendoza
Mexico
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