Deer Park Board Approves Capital Equipment and Fees
The Deer Park School Board approved a $44,749.80 capital equipment purchase for all district schools with Cyclone Fence Co. the low bidder. They also approved varying budgeted amounts for Title I and other schools, plus a fee increase from $1 to $2 for junior high homemaking courses and $3 per semester for Foods courses. The board granted Rams booster club use of Auxiliary Stadium for 1972 with supervision by Jim Kethan and approved several personnel changes for 1972-73 including new principals and directors.
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Cyclone Fence Company
Deer Park
N.D.E.A
Deepwater
Carpenter
Lynchburg
Parkwood
San Jacinto
Lee B. Gaither
Galther
Jim Kethan
Deer Park Rams
James F. Hickman
Rams
Kethan
Lebron B. Willams
David Watkins
Felton Waggoner
Homer Powell
Bobby Grisham
Lee Roy Baty
Jim Wuthrich
Neal Adams
Leon Wolters
Margaret Bigham
Director of Food Service
Politician profiles highlight local policy drivers and reform
Bill Caraway and Ed Watson, candidates in Deer Park area politics, outline education, taxation, and environmental reform plans. Caraway seeks a full time legislature role with emphasis on property tax reform and state agency consolidation. Watson backs stronger pollution enforcement, auditing of taxes, opposition to busing for racial balance, and legislative rule changes.
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Bill Caraway
San Jacinto Junior College
East Texas State University
ETSU
Greenville
Caraway
Deer Park
Texas Junior College Teachers Association
Texas School Board Association
Rodriquiz
Texas
Texas Air Control Board
The
Texas Water Quality Board
Armand Bayou
Democratic Party
Chicago
United Fund Drive
Labor Participation Committee
Loyal Order of Eagles
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
Precinct 84 Runoff Voting Moved to Carpenter Elementary
Harris County Republican Headquarters arranges runoff voting for Precinct 84 at W A Carpenter Elementary on Pasadena Boulevard Deer Park. All 62 Precinct 84 voters may cast ballots with proper registration. Absentee voting runs May 24 to 30. For procedures call Harris County Clerk Bob Turrentine at 228-8311.
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Harris County
Republican
W. A. Carepenter
Pasadena Boulevard
Deer Park
W. A. Carpenter
R. E
Bob’ Turrentine
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