Esso Baytown R&D alumni join UT graduate program
Former Esso Baytown Research and Development Division staff member Johnson has become a graduate student at The University of Texas. The note mentions the transition from engineering roles to advanced studies, highlighting ongoing collaboration between industry and academia.
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Johnson
Esso
Research and “Engineering
Baytown Research and Development Division
R&d
The
University of Texas
Council Votes on Depository Bids Amid Heated Debate
The council debated bids for a city depository contract tied to a Sept. 18 election refund and a $50 monthly pay raise for firefighters and police. After clarifications and sharp exchanges, the body initially approved Barn es motion to award to First National Bank, then split votes ensued with Citizens National also favored by some members before the meeting adjourned.
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Council
Ily
Eily
Craigmont
Ponderosa
Barnes
Raymond Donnelly
Massey
Danielly
Farner
Seahorn Cravey
Lan!ham
Peoples State Bank
First National Bank
Citizens National
Donnelly
Barmes
Cravey
FDIC
Hullum
Huron
Citizens National Bank
Braswell
Chamber Luncheon Covers West Coast Industrial Trip
Chamber of Commerce manager Dave Moore will report at the weekly luncheon about the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Industrial trip. He was among 72 Texans visiting San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles.
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Dave Moore
Chamber of Commerce
East
Pickup Stolen From Lee College Parking Lot
A 1946 red Ford pickup with white trim was stolen from the Lee College parking lot. Charles Cummings Jr. told police he parked the truck at 9 a.m. and found it missing at 10:45 a.m. The owner is the father of Charles Cummings Jr. and the incident is under police investigation.
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Lee College
Charles Cummings Jr
BE Crosby
Cummings
A.m
Did You Know Tempura Origin Controversy Explores Europe Link
A note discusses tempura as a traditional Japanese dish with origins in Europe. It notes trading vessels brought the shrimp delicacy to the Far East centuries ago and that Japanese cooks refined it into a ritualized form.
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Europe
Far East
Pollution debate on Texas water laws and enforcement
Senators pressed for stronger pollution controls and entry rights for investigations. The discussion covered criminal versus civil remedies, the authority of the State Water Pollution Board, and the need for legislative action and public pressure to enforce existing laws. A two to three year Galveston Bay study was proposed, with officials urging clearer powers and faster results.
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Galveston
Brazoria
Shambers
Harris
Sen. Cole
State Water Pollution Board
Texas
Sen
Cale
Hooston
Legislative Self Committee On
Galvester Bay
Tee
Water Pollution Board
Community Chest Drive Gains Support in Baytown Campaign
The Baytown drive highlights gifts to 6 000 indirect beneficiaries. Red Feather agencies are praised for local miracles as Pendleton urges enthusiastic support. A new Community Chest office opens at Gaillard and Republic with executive secretary Caldwell as contact. Baytown and county agencies benefiting include Health League Thrift Exchange crippled Children Treatment Center Welfare League YMCA and several homes and centers.
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Red Feather
Baytown
Pendleton
Community Chest
Gail-lard
Republic
Charlie Caldwell
Max Mosesman
Community Chest Board of Directors
WC. Jackson
John Coates
Steve Dedman
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Health League
Thrifl Exchange
Crippled Children Treatment Center
Welfare League
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
Baytown Opportunity School
Guidance Center
del Pelchin Faith Home
Florence Crittenton Home For Unmarried Mothers
Goodwill Industries
Lighthouse For the Blind
Houston Speech and Hearing Center
Family and Child Service Center
Vocational Guidance Service and
Legal Aid Society
Wooster Leader calls for pollution law changes
Gene Muller of the Wooster Chamber of Commerce blasted Texas water rules as whitewash and urged state laws to curb pollution. He said the marine life is gone, boating is unsafe near the channel to San Jacinto Battleground, and polluted air and water threaten health and recreation in Houston.
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Gene Muller
The
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
Texas Water Pollution Board
Muller
San Jacinto Battleground
Wooster
Houston
All-white jury quits special deputy in murder case
An all white jury of 12 men quits as special deputy sheriff Thomas L. Coleman faces a manslaughter charge in the killing of civil rights worker Jonathan Daniels. The army plans stepped up training for 150000 Army National Guard and Army Reserve members for Viet Nam emergencies.
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Thomas L. Coleman
Jonathan M. Daniels
Arrmty
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
Science Courses Tailored for Baytown Space Age Pupils
Hodges notes regular enriched and basic science sections at Carver High and REL with two biology sections and Chemistry II. Advanced classes demand two biology chemistry or physics credits, focus on lab work and independent projects, and offer college credit or progression to higher courses. Baytown emphasizes up to date labs and trained teachers to prepare students for medical and scientific careers and compete with top area high schools.
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Hodges
REL
Carver
Revay
Baytown
Hospital Notes from Bay Town and Nearby Areas
A hospital notes list patients by name and room, including admissions to San Jacinto and Gulf Coast facilities. New arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Williams with a son born Sept 2 at Gulf Coast, and several other births at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto.
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Richard M. Williams
E. Sterling
Gulf Coast
Robert Paw
Simpson
Highlands
William Holley
Grantham
William Hailey Barton
Kansas
San Jacinto
Donald Wayne Brock
E. Hunnicutt
Sparro Costello
Crow
Council Votes to Connect Dorris and Hemlock Subdivisions
The Dorris Council approves connecting Dorris in Craigmont with Hemlock in Ponderosa to provide Craigmont residents access to Baker Road. A Cringmont Civic Association committee urged prompt action at the Sept. 2 meeting.
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Craigmont
Ponderosa
Baker Road
lCringmont Civic Association
Acton
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