Baytown Evacuation Plan Faces Funding Hurdles and Local Fees
The Baytown plan to evacuate 448 residents faces funding delays as Congress weighs an omnibus bill. If approved, funds would arrive in 1977 with matching local money likely from a bond vote. The plan also covers parts of Lakewood Lynchburg and Bayway Drive, with the city to own land after removal.
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Shepherd
Gentry
Washington
Congress
Gerald Ford
U. S. Corps of Engineers
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Brownwood
Lakewood
Lynchburg
Bayway Drive
Birthday wishes flow for local residents this Wednesday
The list includes Kimberly Carol Smith age 11 wished by parents Mr and Mrs Carrel Smith and sister Lisa Michele. Susan Haines receives midweek greetings from parents Mr and Mrs J Haines and grandmother Belle Walker. Bill Walker is wished by wife Judy and daughters Wendy and Brandy. Frances Boguskie celebrated by daughter Mary Wise. Gerald Bishop age 26 gets Wednesday wishes from friends and relatives. Kay McQueen receives Wednesday wishes from Psi Alpha.
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Kimberly Carol Smith
Carrel Smith
Lisa Michele
Susan Haines
J. Haines
Belle Walker
Bill Walker
Judy
Wendy
Brandy
Frances Boguskie
Mary Wise
Gerald Bishop
Kay McQueen
Psi Alpha
Poodle Theft Reported in Baytown Neighborhood
Bob Jarvis aged 41 of 605 N Alexander reported to Baytown police the theft of a toy black poodle valued at 100 dollars between 11:15 and 11:30 a.m. Tuesday from that address.
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N. Alexander
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Poole
YMCA Program Promotes Health Caution And Trivia
The piece blends safety tips at home and work with a Tobias Venner tobacco warning from 1620 and a public interest tone. It mentions Cy Blanton’s strikeout feats, Joplin contact numbers, and free trial classes in Western Nations, reflecting a mixed, promotional note.
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Cy Blanton
Joplin
Reser
St. Joseph
Global brief roundups from AP wires
Across cities from Dallas to Del Rio a series of brief AP reports covers weather damage in Texas the US Saudi Arabia relations Congress IMF aid for Britain Rhodesia’s path to majority rule and boxing and crime stories United Nations dispatches and a desert raid are noted with concise action and outcomes.
Anahuac Man Charged In Grass Case
A 25 year old laborer from Anahuac was charged with possession of marijuana by Baytown police about 4 p.m. Tuesday at the north Exxon Refinery Gate at San Jacinto and Decker. Two baggies of marijuana weighing less than four ounces were taken from the glove compartment as the man left the refinery. Charles Washington, security guard at the north gate, reported the misdemeanor.
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Baytown
Exxon
San Jacinto and Decker
Charles Washington
Baytown Woman Arrested In Telegram Money Order Theft
Jane Pierson, 19, of 2700 Ward Apt 124 Baytown, was arrested and released on 2500 bond after baytown police charged her with felony theft. The alleged crime involved a 1000 telegram money order forgery at Scarborough's Drug Store 132 N Alexander. Arrest occurred at 6 35 p m Tuesday by Officer Gene R Parker.
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Baytown
Jane Pierson
Scarborough
N. Alexander
Gene R. Parker
Workshop Set Thursday In Seabrook PTA Event
District Eleven Parent Teacher Association hosts a full workshop Thursday at the Ed White Youth Center Seabrook with Clear Creek Area Council as host. Registration runs 9 15 to 9 45 a.m. The theme Our First Step For the Next 100 Years features Mrs E G Bowen table talk on compiling PTA histories with speakers including Dr J C Clark regional VP Mrs J D Jackson council president Harris County Education head Carroll Teague and State Rep Al Brown.
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Teacher Association
Ed White
Seabrook
Clear Creek
Baytown
J. C. Clark
J. D. Jackson
Carroll Teague
Harris County Department of Education
al Brown
Congress Weighs Finishing Work Before Campaign Push
Congress debates finishing business before adjournment as President Ford weighs a veto on a public works bill while a foreign aid package advances. The House approved a 3.1 billion foreign aid measure and a lobbyist disclosure bill. Senate considers unemployment taxes and chemical safety reforms under EPA oversight.
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Ford
Bill
Peace Corps
Bie Agency For International Development
Jatien
Chemcal
Environmental Protection Agency
Today in History September 29 1976 highlights
On this date William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066. In 1789 the U S War Department created a regular army of 700. In 1918 Allied forces scored a decisive break in World War I. In 1923 Britain began to rule Palestine under a League mandate. In 1944 Russia invaded Yugoslavia. In 1963 Pope Paul VI opened the second Vatican Council session. Biographical notes and anniversaries accompany the date with brief progressions of events and birthdays.
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England
U.S. War Department
Pasadena
Baytown
Germany
Britain
Palestine
League of Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Yugoslavia
Paul VI
San Francisco
Casey Stengel
New York
Stanley Kramer
Michelangelo Antonioni
Lillian Russell
Virginia
Lord Dunmore
Baytonians Return From Funeral Rites
Baytown relatives traveled from Baytown to Springfield Missouri for the funeral of Mrs Mary Larrimer Spain 29 wife of Hugh Spain and mother of Billy 9 and Natalie 3 The shooting death earlier at home led to murder charges against Michael Singh 31 held on 73000 bond Services were at St Josephs Catholic Church Springfield with interment in Greenlawn Cemetery The late Mrs Spains father a former Harris County sanitarian now with Pasadena Health Department.
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Baytown
Springfield
Mary Larrimer Spain
William Larrimer
George Larrimer
John Larrimer
Columbia
Hugh Spain
City of
Michael Singh
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Greenlawn
Spain
Harris County Health Department
Cite of
Pasadena
Fragmented school race data shows mixed color tallies
OCR fragment lists race results and counts with labels like white and black for multiple entries such as Chicane and HARLEM TA, including special education notes and a few legible figures like 1A and 50. The text mixes names, colors, and partial scores without coherent context.
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Ps Shane
Ness Childie Itis
Ae Amery
Lis Hreekdossa
Spencer named chair of Lee College computer department
Robert Spencer will chair the Lee College computer management technology department for two years. He holds AB and MBA degrees from Harvard and resides in Houston with his wife Virginia and six children, Ann of Durango Bill Dallas and Robert Enid Roger and Alice. Spencer has taught at LC since 1967.
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Lee College Computers Management Technology
Harvard
Virginia
Houston
Ann
Durango
Colo
Bill
Dallas
Robert
Enid
Roger
Alice
Spencer
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