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Newspaper

Deer Park Progress

Location

Deer Park, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1972

Page

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What Price Equality by Ann Owen

A discussion of the Rodriguez v. San Antonio ISD case and Texas school financing. It argues current funding unequal, favoring affluent districts, and outlines historical funding steps from 1845 to the present. The piece notes the Supreme Court case’s potential impact on state funding and discusses the Minimum Foundation Program and the economic index used for distributions.

Texas State Board of Education San Antonio Demetrio Rodriguiez San Antonio Independent School District United States Supreme Court Rodriguez Texas State Teachers Association

Two-ticket theatre and film notices in Deer Park

Multiple local items: tickets for George Lebo at Port Theatre and Don Renner at Colonial Drive-In. The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter opens December 5 at Baylor Theater in Waco with 8 p.m. shows through December 13 and $2 tickets. Deer Park City Council meets December 12 at City Hall 1802 Center Street. Planning and Zoning meets December 18. Also notes library holiday displays, a basketball league, and funeral services for Mrs. N. R. Chappell.

Port Theatre George Lebo Colonial Drive- In Don Renner Princeton Harold Pinter Baylor Waco Park City City Hall Center Deer Park

Christmas cheer and community notes from The Progress

The Progress describes festive center decorations, gifts, and seasonal greetings from local residents. It recounts friendly wagers, lost and found keys, and acknowledgments for volunteers like Gladys Leap and Kay Gardner, with mentions of Bobby Grisham, Risinger, and others in a warm, small-town tone.

Progress Chamber Progress Office Gladys Leap City Hall James Risinger Bobby Grisham Jim Daniel John Lockett

Russians Present Key to Deer Park City

A 25 member group from the Russian flagship Kasimov toured Deer Park High School on Tuesday and received a key to the city from Mayor Bill Black. The visit followed their Monday docking at Cargill’s grain elevator, amid praise for historic firsts in U S port calls since World War II.

Deer Park M/V Kashimovy Bill Black Cargill Inc Houston Kasimov Soviet Union U. S M/V Metalurg Baykov Cargill Jacinto City Hall Deer Park High School Whestier M V Kasimov U.S Houston Ship Channel Cargill Grain Elevator

City approves 5 000 tax exemption for seniors

Deer Park City Council adopted an ordinance granting property owners 65 and older a $5,000 tax exemption effective Jan 1 1973. With Harris County and state exemptions, eligible seniors save up to $55 20 per year under a tax rate of 1 84 per 100. The Deer Park ISD considered aligning with the exemption, with a December meeting planned.

Elsie Moore Progress News Deer Park Texas Harris County State of Texas

Christmas Package Arrives Two Years Late

Bob Miller of 1101 Dutch Deer Park received a belated Christmas package mailed two years ago by his sister-in-law Mildred Faughtenberg who lived in Bishop at the time. The package reportedly lay behind a counter until rediscovered recently. the Deer Park mail carrier took the wrapping to show coworkers. Miller plans to send a thank you note.

Bob Miller Deer Park Miller Mildred Faughtenberg Bishop Crockett Inlaw

City Grants Tax Contracts With Industries in annexation plan

Deer Park City Council ended boundaries with Belt Terminal Railroad annexation on November 28. Ordinances tax Fluor Corp and Rollins Properties Inc, with Fluor paying 1270.55, Rollins 1169.59. Annexed property valuations set at 1.804 million total, 1.443 million for 80 percent tax. Rollins-Purse fee still undecided, based on 2.179 million Aug 1 1972 valuation. January 1 1973 assessment to fix. Earlier contracts were signed with Shell Oil, Union Carbide, Diamond Shamrock, Rohm and Haas Texas, and Lubrizol. Remaining actions include slurry seal bids to coat South Pasadena Plaza streets at ~15,000, drainage ditch bids behind Ridgeway and College Park, and finishing the Eighth Street water tower in 3 weeks to a month. Council exempted 6,000 of home stead value for over 65 residents. disabled veterans exemption tabled per city attorney guidance.

Deer Park Belt Terminal Railroad Company Fluor Corp Rollins Properties, Inc Rollins-Purse, Inc Shell Oil Company Union Carbide Corp Diamond Shamrock Corp Ballard Ridgeway College Park Eighth Street Walter D. Hall

Profile: BY ANN OWEN on Bob Tavel

Bob Tavel made a wide mark in West Columbia and stayed in Deer Park after his company request. He was the youngest Chamber of Commerce president in Texas and the youngest Rotary Club president in the world. He helped reorganize the Chamber, grew membership from 37 to 142, and boosted Deer Park Chamber and Rotary involvement. He created and ran the local Rotary bulletin.

Bob Tavel West Columbia Deer Park Tavel Chamber of Commerce Texas Rotary Club Chamber Deer Park Chamber Rotary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Texas Public School Financing By Ann Owen Gilmer-Aiken Zoning Board Deer Park Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Commission Bayshore Engineers Deer Park Parks and Recreation Henry Cole London Museum J. C. Horsley N. R. Chappel N. R. Chappell Odis Chappell Normangee Church of Christ Tom Chivers Louise Brown Gordon Robb Tour High School Black Clovis D. Mann Ken Gage Jesse Campbell The Deer. Park Michael Culling Deer Park Jaycees Bob Leezer Bill Handrick Royal Academy of Lebron Williams Say By ‘Post Office Colleen M. Friemel Sheryl Standifer Mae Beth Cormany Colleen William J. Friemel 1603 Burke Rd San Jacinto Vs. Ladies Apparel San Jacinto College Miss Texas Paul Strong Ann.owen
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