Shell sees risks in union health safety role at plants
Bridges outlines Shell position on employee safety talks with OCAW. He warns six man joint committees could stall progress, block workforce reductions, and halt capital projects, threatening efficiency and consumer costs. He notes Shell already settled with 15 AFL CIO unions and commends employers who kept plants running during the strike.
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A third hospital for Deer Park debated
The Progress plans a May 17 issue exploring the need for another hospital in Deer Park. Citizens urge at least one hospital for Deer Park to improve convenience, health, and welfare for all residents.
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David Wheat Receives New Assignment At White House
David Wheat a 1966 Deer Park High School graduate has joined the White House staff as assistant to counselor to the President Anne Armstrong. Wheat will support New Federalism revenue sharing and federal property policies while handling special tasks. He previously worked for Donald Rumsfeld and earned a Harvard public policy master’s in 1972. Wheat’s career includes a 1966 Deer Park senior honor and a Texas Tech BA in 1970. He and wife Cynthia Plunkett live in Bethesda with daughter Amy.
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Law Day Observed In Deer Park
Law Day was proclaimed nationwide on May 1 in its 16th annual observance. Deer Park joined many cities in paying tribute with Judge J B Masterson City Clerk Lorna Nelson coordinating activities and City Attorney Paul Strong Mayor Bill Black and several legal and civic leaders in attendance.
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Deer Park Issues $384,707 in Building Permits in 10 Days
City of Deer Park reports 384,707 in building permits from April 2 to 13, including 350,600 for 16 new homes. Major contributors were Bay Area Enterprises with five Bayou residences totaling 133,200 and Bignor Homes with five New Orleans residences totaling 115,000. Other permits include 1201 North Amy for 32,600 and various additions, pools, and fences. A JC track meet note follows.
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