Five Auto Accidents Reported in Deer Park
Deer Park police logged five crashes from June 27 to 29. Noah Fountain collided with Anita Jimenez while turning from Luel la, with no charges filed. On June 29 Mary Nelson faced negligent collision and unsafe backing after her car hit Robert Faugh tenber’s vehicle. Carl Ray Fennel’s car struck a telephone post after going out of control in the 5600 block of Highway 225, two charges filed. Donald Lee Griffin faced driving while license suspended after his parked car in East Parktown’s 500 block.
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Noah Fountain
Anita Jimenez
Deer Park
Fountain
Luella
Mary Nelson
Robert W. Faughtenber
Highway 225
Carl Ray Fennel
Fennel
Donald Lee Griffin
East Parktown
Horace Bat
Deer Park City Actions and Updates Reach July Meetings
The Deer Park City Council set a regular meeting for 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday July 11 at City Hall 1302 Center Street Zoning Board plans a 7 p.m. meeting Monday July 17 at City Hall Firemen graduates and drivers trainings are announced with ongoing EMT refresher courses Deer Park Public Library reports busy week and summer programs Book discussions and a Charlie Brown play audition announced New city hires include sanitation staff and several officers observe service anniversaries with multiple departments Tax collections through June total 1 172 015 27 Building permits issued 198 447 during June 12 23 and a negligent collision charge filed June 30 including a motorcycle injury
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Deer- Park
Citys Council
City Hall
Center Street
Deer Park Planning and Zoning
Tion
Deer Park Public Library
Charlie Brown
Jones Hall
City of
Deer Park
David Lewis
Freddie Glover
William Moore
City of Deer Park
Neva Ober= mier
C. O. Winters
Sylvia Davis
P&r
Kenneth Gage
Linda Crate
Tax Department
Fredge Dennard
Deefe Park
Gary W. Goff
Atlanta
L. E. Beasley
Elm
J. C. Nowell
E, Vaughn
W.D. Lawther
Tadda
Sadtons
Sid Wi
Public Hearing Set on Deer Park Zoning Amendment
States Public Hearing 10th Zoning Commission will hold a preliminary public hearing at 7 p.m. Monday, July 10, on an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance. The plan would change transitional regulations in MI 2 zoning by narrowing the transitional zone and minimum lot area, and raising the maximum height of principal and accessory structures. Chairman Ed Lehr said the hearing will allow all interested parties to speak on Ordinance No. 819 as Appendix A of the City Code.
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Deer Park
Darrell Wood
Houston
Houston Fire Department
Ed Lehr
Commission
City of
Local notices and greetings from a seaside week
A jumble of brief items and quips about people from Galveston to Lexington. Jesse Campbell wins a $250 jackpot. Bob Tavel mourns a relative. REBA LATCHFORD faces a quiet week. Jim and Frances Simmons and son Jimmy return from vacation for a wedding anniversary. Martha and Bruce Beat celebrate 14 years. Sam and Shirley Johnson and daughters Kathy Amy Julie tour Austin. Sylvia Rose visits Oklahoma and mother. Noise at Brookglen pool prompts questions. Mrs Bruce Mahan and Todd enjoy a short vacation before fish life at home. Citizens comment on moonlight daydreams and receptions.
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Jesse Campbell
Bob Tavel
Galveston Beach
Yours
Yours Truly
Reba Latchford
Jim
Frances Simmons
Jimmy
Hame
Carol
Oklahoma
Brookglen
Bruce
Mahan Saft
Todd
CEGIL_CUMMINS
Daria Starks Earns Distinguished Student Honors at A&M
Daria Lynn Starks of Deer Park is named Distinguished Student at Texas A&M University by registrar Robert A. Lacey. The honor requires at least a 3.25 GPA, a minimum of 15 hours enrolled, and no grade below, with only 10 percent of undergraduates earning it. Miss Starks is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Starks of 701 Arbor Drive.
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College Station
Daria Lynn Starks
Deer Park
Texas A&m University
Robert A. Lacey
Texas A&m
Miss Starks
Kenneth N. Starks
Arbor
San Jacinto College Offers Radio Television Repair Program
San Jacinto College Technical Division launches a new fall vocational program in Radio Television Repair to meet rising demand for qualified technicians. Dr. Thomas M. Spencer, president, announced the initiative in a campus note.
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San Jacinto College
Thomas M. Spencer
Sam Crowder profile shows long commitment to youth sports
Sam Crowder of Deepwater coaches since 1957, balancing boys and girls teams, Scouts, and church work with wife Jackie. He notes tougher pressure in boys sports, the nuance of parenting, and his failed Scout Troop 812 reflects need for devoted fathers to lead. He highlights value of scouting for non athletes and urges dads to step up.
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Ann Owen
University of Texas
Sam Crowder
Deepwater
Sam
Jackie
Davy
David
Pasadena Teenage Baseball Association
Mollie
Crowder
Knute Rockne
Eastminster Presbyterian Church
Perfect Attendance Pins Highlight Deer Park Rotary Installation
Seventy-two attendees at the sixth annual Deer Park Rotary Club installation banquet heard officer installations led by Jesse Campbell of Shell Refinery Federal Employees Credit Union. New officers included Carl Crossno vice president and Elmer Smith secretary, with Merlyn Harger and others as directors. Perfect attendance pins were awarded to 21 members, featuring several past presidents. The club reported 1971-72 achievements such as scholarships, Scout sponsorship, Rotary Foundation support, increased membership, and two fundraisers, plus community projects and foreign student hosting.
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Deer Park Rotary Club
Sonny Look
Sir Loin House
Houston
Jesse Campbell
Shell Refinery Federal. Employees Credit Union
Carl Cross« Kno
J. P. Bonenette
Brad Bradbury
Odis L. Chappell
Marlin O. Cherry
Carl P. Crossline
Levi Gentry
Floyd Good
Merlyn Harger
Harrell B. Kesterson
Stanley H. Keys
E. M. Maxwell
James V. Risinger
John
Tavel
Rotary Club
West Columbia
Debra Bear
Arthur Beckey
San Jacinto
1000 Youths Jailed On Drug Charges
Public service campaign warns Americans traveling abroad to avoid drug-law violations as a new phase launches. TV radio print ads and posters will warn about strict foreign penalties, lack of bail, lengthy pre trial detention, and limited appeals. campaign funded with federal cooperation and Vansant Dugdale agency.
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Public Service
American Express
Libpaigm
NeHonal Clearinghouse
Artion and
Ordened Federal Age
Vansant
Dugdale, Inc
Battire
Iti Nved
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Melvin Ritter
Alfredo Cantu
David Cox
Paul Bond
George Perry
Baytown
East Harris County Medical Society
Texas State Department of Health
HCA
Housewives For Collective Action
Southmayd Park
Keller, Street
Gulf Freeway
Woodridge
Gulfgate
Veep
Chlis Chappel
Galvestton
Jerome Ellison
Aldous Huxley
Debbie Riley
Sandy Owen
Debbie
University of Houston
Zoning Board
Blalock Nursing Home
Thunderbucket Trail
Ladies Civic Club
The
Jaycees
Daria Starks
AGM
San Jac
Sam ¢ Rowder
Citizens Art League
Deer Park High School
Perry Bingham
Ginger le Blanc
Eliott J. le Blanc
Alpha Eta Omega
Miss le Blanc
Thunderbucket Trail Riders Club
Bill Black
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