College Confab Sets Baytown Chamber Meeting at Holiday Inn
Lee College President Robert Cloud and Public Information Director Glen Walker will discuss Lee Callope as a community asset at a Baytown Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday at the Holiday Inn. Hospital updates note Mrs. Sandy Arnett hospitalized at 115 Julie Ann Villa and Gulf Coast Hospital with visitors today.
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Baytown Forecast Mixed Clouds Warm Friday
Weather and tides predict fair and mild Thursday night with partly cloudy skies. Friday will be warm with higher temperatures and light winds. Sunrise Friday is around 7:30 AM. Tides and times referenced but details are unclear.
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Kerry Barry Seeks Lead While Others Plot And Travel
Kerry Barry reflects on her first lead as Lisa Keyes and Dianne Platt embark on an exciting boating expedition. Lenny Habison’s name misspelt again. Rosie Glutim busy with Matloween plans. Edwin and Dallas Atubie accept compliments. Joe Mahalik checks a roof. Maria Kretschmar makes a quick exit from The Sun building. Starley Masterson stays informed. Kn Lee and Joe Sanches set to move to Newport. Ann Deel plans a wedding. Elvinet and Greg Meike play Len ais. Vera Pratt parks a car after a radar incident. Mrs Stugh Osbore arrives at a depart. Miss Davida Thompson answers questions. Long, Derre and Wallace Jackson return from a Hawaii vacation. Nelburt Oliver shops for a car. Barbara Hanes attends a reading conference in Hansten.
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Senators Reach Tentative Accord on Natural Gas Price Vote
Washington AP report outlines a fragile compromise crafted by Byrd and Jackson to end a nine day Senate stalemate over federal control on natural gas prices. The plan seeks to trim proposed amendments and preserve some price ceilings while delaying final votes amid lingering doubt about immediate passage.
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Purchasing Agent Baytown Resigns For New Role
Ton Cooke longtime purchasing agent for the City of Baytown resigns to become purchasing supervisor at Oxfrane Chemical Co Bayport. He cites professional development and life in Baytown as reasons while praising city staff and council. He remains with his family in Baytown and will assist in selecting a successor.
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Bike-A-Thon Slated Here On Saturday
Baytown cyclists gather at Stallworth Stadium for the 50 mile March of Dimes Bike-a-thon on Saturday. Registration opens at 8 am with water along the route and a post ride finish. Donations by October 1 qualify for prizes including a Varisty bicycle from Baytown Schwinn Celery. Proceeds support birth defects research and public education. For details call WG5-5545.
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Global headlines from AP wrap list of events and vows
AP News highlights from Washington Moscow Australia New York Walling ton Seneca Falls Dallas report a presidential investment bill a space station launch a golf club death a jetliner ban lift Middle East talks Panama Canal ruling abortion funding agency finances weather storms and a marathon kickoff with Kathrine Switzer in Boston plus storms and hail in Texas Panhandle.
August factory spending up as inputs rise in index
Washington reports the Commerce Department index of leading indicators shows August gains in capital equipment orders and new business formation, signaling potential job growth. While the layoff rate and average work week slipped, increases in building permits and money supply supported the upturn.
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Japanese government agrees to hand over funds and prisoners
The Japanese government agreed today to hand over $0 million and nine prisoners amid a hijacking crisis. About 140 people were held by terrorists aboard a Spainair liner at Daven airport as the government sought an extension of the hijackers deadline for demand delivery.
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Posted Notice on Country Roads Revisited
A reminiscence recalls a horn posted on a tree with a terse notice. The writer notes confusion about meaning after years in newspapers and studies, joking that the first helper who solves the riddle will win a ticket to last year’s Robert E. Lee Sterling game.
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Jesse James Treasures Death Shocks Texas Leaders
Jesse Jones longtime Texas state treasurer since 1941 died after a heart attack at a hospital in Austen. He suffered a long decline in health and had heart and diabetes issues. Gov. Dolph Briscoe and others consider his passing a blow to state finances as he faced opponents and discussed money management reforms.
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Texas National Stock Plan Director Announces Dividends
Wooten executive vice president of Texas National Bank announced steps toward a 10 percent stock dividend for all shareholders at the annual meeting early next year. Dr TriFilla, board member, notes continued bank progress through 1877. Trifilia, Dominican Republic native, trained in urology at Columbia after scholarship from the US State Department, joined Baytown medical staff in 1969 and serves at Gull Const intown Medical Center and San Jacinto Methodist, unmarried with three children.
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