Boons Civil Service and Mont Belvieu Council Meetings
Baytown civil service commissioners meet at 7 AM Tuesday in the conference room city hall to discuss upcoming fire department entrance and promotional exams and to set a date for a police hiring procedures meeting. Mont Belvieu council meets 6 30 PM Monday in City Mall with items including Sun road law enforcement and the mobile home ordinance. School board meeting canceled to attend TASB convention in San Antonio.
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Baytown Civil Service Commissioners
Hill
Mont Belvieu
Texas Association of School Boards
San Antonio
Travic
West Main
Loop
Market Street
Robert E. Lee High School
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Loop 201
Glenn Forkes
Chambers County history group to discuss early Texas maritime history
The Chambers Historical and Genealogical Society will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Mont Belvieu with speaker Bill Doree a Houston historian discussing early Texas maritime history Beautify Baytown Association also meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce Building 2 West Texas Avenue to plan beautification efforts
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Chambers County
Bal. and Genealogical Society
Mont Belview
Bill Doree
Houston
Texas
Beautify
Baytown
Baytown Association
Chamber of Comerce
Texas Ave
Baytown Area Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy with hints of Baily cloudiness and a slight chance of thunderstorms on Tuesday. Low temperatures shift from Monday to Tuesday with modest highs. tides show Tuesday high at 9:24 a.m. Sunrise Tuesday is 7:12 a.m. and sunset at 7:12 p.m.
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Warny
Baytown Area
Hsigh Thesday
ind-His
Pia
Artist RODErt Monk Reunites With Amsterdam on ABC TV Deal
RODERT Monk, once a Baytonian now a renowned artist, sends a Lacarnie Morey Amsterdam painting after renewing a business friendship. They plan to work together on ABC TV in Chicago following a recent Arlington Park visit where Amsterdam performed. Claudia and Steve Sims return from vacation in Mexico. Dick Dawson aims to play tennis more. Esther Lou Townsend assists with complex figures.
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Rodert
Smokey) Monk
Claudia
Steve Sims
Mexico
Dick Dawson
Esther Lou ‘Townsend
Vance Outlines Canal Treaty Support to Senate Panel
Secretary Vance told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Panama Canal Treaty binds the United States and Panama in peaceful, efficient canal operation. He rebutted charges of imperialism and stressed joint management will keep the canal open and under United States influence through 2000 and beyond.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Senate
Vance
Latin
Sol Linawitz
Isworth Bunker
Sevres
Harold Rown
Gen
George Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House—International Relations Committee
United States
Panama
Lome
Vince
Ile
Joint Chiefs
Bunker
Aisa
STEP program ends amid concern over rising accident rate
Police Chief Turner notes drivers may take time to adjust as STEP ends, despite a $421,184 federal grant funding intensified patrols since January. Since January, three traffic deaths reported in Wyom city area, including North Main and Bayway Drive incidents, compared to several deaths last year in the same period.
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Turner
Predinly
Tudar
Alfie
Our North Main
Bayway Drive
Bi Cornelius
Cornelius
Cease Fire Tentatively Okayed In South Lebanon
Beiruit and Washington announce a tentative cease fire in South Lebanon arranged by the United States. Arafat spokesmen say details are being worked out to preserve Lebanon's territorial integrity as Israeli forces begin withdrawing from the south. Partial pullback and continued fighting near border follow the withdrawal event.
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Beirut
Jeader Yasir Arafat
United States
Arafat
Tel Aviv
Sinal
Metulla
Qirval Shmonah
Mles
Israeli Defense Ministry
Advange
Israel
Panhandle
Survey to help locate Baytown post office site
A two week customer survey will sample every tenth visitor to gauge where a new Baytown post office should be placed. Officials aim to balance accessibility and land cost while tracking customer wait times with counts every thirty minutes to measure demand.
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Mosl Minjor U.S
Baytown
Wayne Goetzmann
Gaetamann
Paarae Straat Journal Span Notes In 1997 To 1978
Fragmentary account mentions Margon color popularity in the southwest through 1997 and into 1978. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text. The rest consists of garbled phrases about a Texas Aggies reference and Michigan, Ann Arbor, and fee wording with no concrete facts.
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Texas Aggies
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Global tensions and Pope VI retirement in AP summary
AP wires report rising anti inflation critique from G8 leaders as global markets cool yet unemployment lingers. Vatican City notes Pope Paul VI’s health and possible retirement, while South Africa mourns a leader's funeral amid protests. United States commerce data signals record product exports despite inflation concerns.
Ellis To Head March Of Dimes Drive In Baytown
David Ellis, a Baytown native and staff accountant, was named 1978 campaign director for Baytown by the Metro Houston March of Dimes. He will coordinate volunteers and fund raising, with the Bike-a-thon 27 kicking off at 6 a.m. at Sladworth Stadium.
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Metro Houston March of Dimes
David Ellis
Baytown
Baytown Bicycle Club
Sladworth Stadium
Carter Signals Filibuster Fight Over Gas Deregulation
AP reports President Carter faces a looming filibuster clash as Senate hearings begin on federal gas deregulation. Carter counters by urging passage of a Democratic Congress bill, while critics warn of price controls and industry pushback. The debate comes as party leaders seek to balance energy policy with public pricing concerns.
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Lise
Cinttala
Veta
Loy
Huts
Henry M
Dackson
Senate Energy
Senate
Carter
Fede
Policy Debate Opens In United Nations Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly begins its annual policy debate in New York with 149 member states set to outline policies and concerns. Brazil, Canada, Venezuela, Spain, Nicaragua, Belgium, Norway, and Algeria are among initial speakers as President Carter poised to address on October 4.
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Vng
Bormulons
Antonio Anasedo de Silvela
Brazil
Cepresenatives
Canada
Venezula
Spain
Nicaragua
Belgium
Kies
Norway
Aghiia
Crosby High School Open House Aims to Boost Parent Involvement
Principal Gene Dannuk of Crosby High School invites parents to a 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. open house on Tuesday to meet teachers and discuss how to support students. He cites past low parent attendance in conferences and notes a 800 falllog allps incident as part of the motivation to improve involvement and student outcomes.
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Chobhy
Croaby
Gene Dannuk
Dornak
Jim
Uvalterd
Darnak
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