City Council debates curbside recycling and trash cuts
Mayor Bill Black opposes halving garbage pickups and favors curbside paper recycling. Council weighs fuel use and costs, noting 300 gallons weekly and potential truck additions. New schedule divides pick up by street and date, with waste and papers on alternating Wednesdays and citywide trash on the first and third Wednesdays. Executive session postpones water and sewer rate decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Black
Pasadena
Luella
Center Street
Ed Lehr
Mann
Stanley Young
James Cook
Jimmy Burke
Lehr
Bill McDonald
Robert Linberger
Young
San Augustine
L Street
Wheelhouse Ward Draws Grim Yellow Card Signals Death
In a hospital ward, a yellow card at the foot of a bed signaled poor prognosis and nightly deaths. Carroll, despite volunteering for experiments, sought to leave the ward as the grim routine continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Deer Park Jaycees honor awardees at February banquet
Deer Park and West Columbia honored leaders in business education and community service at the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce annual banquet slated for February 7 at Lakewood Yacht Club. Recipients include Tav el for president of the chamber and Outstanding Woman of the Year winner Mrs. Culling, with nominees Steve Bell D. H. Cotton Watkins and Gordon Robb among others.
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Culling
Deer Park Jaycees
Deer Park
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
the Chamber
St. Hyacinth Catholic Church
Vaughn
Deer Park High School
Mike
Jaycee Ettes
Diane Garrett
Diane Hall
Sylvia Davis
Garrett
Jaycee-Ettes
Texas Jaycee- Ettes
Deer Park Jaycee-Ettes
Hall
Association of Children With Learning Disabilities
Davis
Kingsdale Recreation Center
Durward
Santa Claus
Wayne Slovacek
Jimmy A. Burke
D. H. (Cotton) Watkins
Dorothy McFerrin
Jaycee Gordon Robb
Mitchell Keppler
James Furrh
Lebron Williams
Bill Zachary
E. M. Maxwell
Larry R. Power
Joan Straka
Val Nesser
Elsie Moore
Taylor
Robb
Larry Ogden
Texas Jaycees
Stan Garrett
Greg Langnall
Norm Peterson
Plaza Music store opens in Deer Park with ceremony
A grand opening and ribbon cutting mark Plaza Music store at 1825 Center Deer Park. Welcoming committee members, local officials and residents attend a morning ceremony led by Deer Park Chamber of Commerce. Others present include May or Bill Black and notable local residents plus co owners Ken Bradshaw and John Garrett.
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Deer Park
Good Lord
Alcoholics Anonymous
Carroll
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Ohio
New Mexico
Beaumont
Flossie
Center Street
Ed Watson
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Lions
Ladies Auxiliary
Masonic Lodge
Co.c.a.w
Plaza Music
1825 Center
Welcome to The Progress Mall Scene Adds New Faces
AROUND TOWN notes a young lady avoiding wet feet and welcomes Lou Powers to the shopping center scene. Chris Brannon and Christy Schultz enjoy a Dallas weekend, with Ken McMullen and Lou Darden also mentioned. Patti Meisenzahl Luntz asks to return a call, and Drew Doebbler is hailed as super sales man after selling ten new subscriptions. The piece hints at a bigger upcoming edition next week.
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Roy Aston
Lou Powers
Chris Brannon
Christy Schultz
Dallas
Ken McMullen
Lou Darden
Patti Meisenzahl Luntz
Drew Doebbler
T. R. Doebbler
Drew
Progress Carrier
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Gordon
Rock Taylor
Mike Culling
A. J. Whipple
C M. Caffey
Wheelhouse, Inc
P. O
Miami
Florida
Right
Bob
Left
Texas
W. 7Th Street
Larry Power
Jackie Gore
J. R. Curren
Society
Lann Owen
Kyle
Nonnie” Barton
Jane Bauer
Harris County
al Davis
Hope Kilpatrick
Alt
Davis Insurance Agency
Center St
Gulf Fwy
San Facinto
San Jacinto Battleground
Urniture
Sories
E. Southmore
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