Deer Park Deer are Winners of the Highest Caliber
The 1977 Deer Park High School football season saw two district championship teams among five squads led by a surprising varsity. Despite low preseason expectations, the Deer Park varsity fought hard in ten games, nearly reaching the bi district round, and earned praise for effort and spirit from The Progress.
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Deer Park High School
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Deer Park
Fall Football Fever Fogs Brain by John Sinor
John Sinor recalls fall football energy and quirky local moments. He riffs on Woody Hayes and a Portland Maine tale, plus family scenes, weather mood, and a sharp critique of Neil Simon's style, peppered with personal memories and light humor.
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John Sinor
Woody Hayes
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Portland
Maine
Amendment four relieves taxes on certain monuments in Texas
The Texas amendment allows legislators to grant ad valorem tax relief to cultural and historical monuments via the Texas Historical Commission. It does not fund monuments directly, but interested parties may contact the Commission, Latimer as director, by mail or phone 512 475-3092.
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Texas Historical Commission
P. QO
Capital Station
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Trust Latimer
Commission
Can a person have too many dogs in a Texas yard
Mrs. Watson kept 30 to 40 dogs in a residential yard, facing neighbors’ complaints over barking, odors, filth, and stray breeding. The Texas Court of Civil Appeals ruled the kennel was wholly inappropriate for the area and must be closed, upholding a nuisance finding despite her welfare arguments.
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Bryant Berry, Jr
Mrs. Watson
Fireplaces a Guide to Safe Installation and Costs
Consumer Protection warns about fireplace risks and costs in Texas. Choose type and size, obtain bids, and insist on contracts. Hold back payment until completion and contact the Attorney General if you have a complaint. Call 1-800-252-9236 for help outside major cities.
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Lubbock
McAllen
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Trustees Approve January Election Bonds for City Hall
Progress files note trustees authorize a January election to fund bonds for a new city hall and for renovating the existing one. Other items include a 19 million dollar 1975 school bond election, sewer plant contract award, and references to council actions on hospital access road and industrial park reports.
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Darlene Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Texas City
Douglas Kenser
Paul Strong
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