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Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1976

Page

5

Tillman Announces Run For 174th District Court Seat

Harrel Tillman, a Houston resident since 1964 and Texas bar member since 1968, announces candidacy for the 174th district court. He would be the first Black judge appointed in Texas history, with prior roles including General Counsel to a Joint venture. abortion remarks reference Supreme Court cases.

174Th District Court Tillman Texas Joint Houston

Union Carbide expands vinyl acetate capacity in Texas City

Union Carbide announces on stream of a 350 million pound per year vinyl acetate plant at its Texas City complex. Built by Bechtel with Lurgi engineering, the facility replaces a smaller acetylene based unit and supports internal latex needs and exports. It uses Bayer process and features large stainless steel reactors and a special polymer disposal furnace.

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Cub Scouts Derby Winners and Pack 534 Event

Cub Scout Pack 534 hosted a pinewood derby at Carpenter Elementary School. Chris Brightwell won first place and Best Appearance. Kevin Otto and Chuck McLean finished second and third. Scott Miller earned Most Unique. Leonard Riche won Best Design with Tony The. The Boston Port Bill passed the House of Commons on March 25, 1774, closing Boston Port until tea payments were made.

Chris Brightwell Boston House of Commons

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