Cara Williams Show Debut Draws Mixed Reviews
Cara Williams stars in a CBS sitcom where a married couple pretends they are not, while two veterans of domestic comedies join as colleagues. The boss opposes coworkers marrying, leading to deception. The episode features a CIA member as the real husband and a rainstorm mishap sending the pair to the guest room. CBS aired an hour special The Presidency: A Splendid Misery, a civics history piece with presidents cited and power debates.
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Incumbent in CV school contest seeks re election
Four men vie for two Channelview school trustee seats in the October 3 election. C L Robertson, 406 Sheldon Road, 47, married with three daughters, has lived in Channelview 25 years and works as a laboratory technician for Humble Oil. He is finishing his third term and currently board president. He praises recent school gains but seeks further expansion amid tight finances and urges continued community support for the program.
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W R Allen Seeks CV School Post
Walter R Windy Allen 32 of 314 Lakeside Drive Channelview seeks Position 7 in the Channelview school trustee election. He has 27 years in Channelview, is married to Carol Simmons of Baytown, with three children, Korea veteran, University of Houston management degree, pursuing a master's, works at Sinclair Petro Chemical. He backs school libraries, reduced bus operation and maintenance, stronger vocational programs, local talent on committees, and running the district on sound business principles.
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Farmer Wins Return Of Path For His Cows
In Seattle area a dispute over a cow path used by John Nielsen of Renton halted a state freeway project. Attorney Joseph R. Matsen claimed the state lacked the right of way, leading to a settlement. The planned road will instead reroute to avoid the cattle path, restoring access for Nielsen’s cows.
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Crosby Baptist Junior Fellowship Sunday School Event
The Junior High Sunday School Department at Crosby Baptist Church held a fellowship from 4 to 6 p.m. with 24 members in attendance. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cookies were served as Mrs. Claude Franklin from First Church in Highlands presented scripture and flannel board pictures on the 23rd Psalm during the hour.
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Texas Prison Rodeo Thrills In Huntsville Sundays In October
At the 38th annual Texas Prison Rodeo in Huntsville each Sunday in October, inmates perform calf tussle saddle bronc riding wild horse racing and chariot events alongside entertainment acts like the Jailhouse Beatles and Duke of Padua. Featured guests include Harmonica Rascals Jimmy Dean and a Girl's Barrel Race with reserved seats ranging from $1.40 to $4.95. Showtime 3 PM.
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