Deer Park plant seeks permit amendment for wastewater discharge
Southwest Chemical and Plastics Company of Deer Park requests an amendment to its permit for discharging process water cooling water domestic sewage and storm runoff from the 9402 Strang Road plastics compounding plant. The expansion will raise wastewater output with improvements to handling and disposal planned and discharge to drainage ditches and San Jacinto Bay. Dr Bill J Honeycutt will speak at the Society for Technical Communication seminar February 9 at Houston Baptist College on Technical Writing for Business and Industry.
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Deer Park
Bank of the Southwest
Southwest Chemical and Plastics Company of
Strang Road
San Jacinto Bay
Bill J. Honeycutt
San Jacinto College
Society For Technical Communication
Houston Baptist College
Honeycutt
Youth Involvement Group to Guide Youth at Ethyl Credit Union
The Ethyl Employes Credit Union unveils a Youth Involvement Group for members aged 12 to 25. First session led by David Slater, a 1972 Deer Park High School graduate, set for Tuesday November 27 at 7 00 p m at the Credit Union in Pasadena. Separately, Pasadena Community Evening School offers ABC Short hand starting November 29 a non credit course at Pasadena High School from 6 30 p m to 9 30 p m. The 48 hour program covers alphabet letters and punctuation with a 20 dollar fee including a book. For details call 477 1443.
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Ethyl Employes Credit Union
David Slater
Deer Park
the Credit Union
South Avenue
Pasadena
Pasadena Community Evening School
Pasadena High School
Letter Praises Fall Festival Booth Support
A Deer Park Progress letter thanks Editor Power for enabling a vocational students booth at the Fall Festival. The writers say students and coordinators are proud to see their program advertised and note attendance by youths and parents. Endorsers include Bill Vaughn ICT Shirley Thomas VOE Steve Glenn CVAE Rosemary Turk DE.
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Mr. Power
Tised
Bill Vaughn
ICT
Shirley Thomas
VOE
Steve Glenn
CVAE
Rosemary Turk
Winter term registration at Pasadena High School evening school
The Community Evening School opens winter term at Pasadena High School. Registration is 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mon to Thurs, with night of first class possible. Courses run two nights weekly for 12 weeks totaling 72 hours. Academic $30, business $25, cash payment required.
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Community Evening School
Pasadena High School
South Shaver
Pasadena
Negotiations Begin For Right Of Way Acquisition
At the November 18 Deer Park City Council meeting plans to acquire a 100 foot wide right of way for 13th Street paving were discussed. Accessment ordinances for adjacent property owners were required. City Engineer Ballard asked to prepare plans to move the main control plant from the 13th Street plant to the P Street plant due to an antiquated panel. Estimated cost was 65000 dollars. Contracts awarded included Fitts Construction for 4200 feet of sanitary sewer mains at 94542 dollars and McKey Construction for 15265 feet of force main at 294000 dollars with EPA and Texas oversight. A federal grant will partially fund the project. The council approved a change to the San Augustine Street right of way to connect with Pasadena. A motion to relocate the Deer Park High School egress was tabled. The administrator received approval to renew a 400000 dollar loan until EPA funds arrive. Plans to place double standard lights on Center Street between L Street and City Hall were approved. Bids were received for a sedan and a stepside pickup. several dealers submitted offers and the council asked for bids to be studied.
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Deer Park
13Th Street
Buster Ballard
P Street
13Th Plant
13Th
Ballard
Fitts Construction Company
Center Street
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Water Quality Control Board
San Augustine Street
Parker Brothers
Pasadena
Clovis Mann
EPA
L Street
City Hall
Energy Crisis Council Urges Citywide Cooperation
Deer Park City Council on Nov 13 urged residents to aid energy conservation. Measures include trimming exterior signs and holiday displays, lowering thermostat settings by three degrees in heating months, keeping speeds under 50 mph, and avoiding gas yard lights unless essential. City practices already cut lights, limited hours, and turned off floodlights after 11 p.m. The council also planned earlier Christmas decorations but with lights delayed to December 1 to reduce energy use.
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Deer Park
Mann
City Hall
Pianist de Larrocha to perform Granados program at Jones Hall
Alicia de Larrocha, lauded as a top interpreter of Granados, brings an all-Granados recital to Jones Hall at 8:30 p.m. Friday November 23. Program opens with Two Canas Espanolas, continues with Valses Poéticos and Allegro de Concierto, then Goyescas and El Fuego after intermission. Tickets at Society for the Performing Arts box office, 615 Louisiana, Houston.
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Houston
Alicia de Larrocha
New York Times
Jones Hall
Society For the Performing Arts
Louisiana
Deer Park Progress Masthead and rates
The Deer Park Progress weekly paper lists staff including Larry Power Elsie Moore Dottie McFerrin J R Curren Ann Owen Kyle Barton Jane Bauer and editors. Published every Thursday except for the third bi weekly week of December with subscription rates 4.00 per year in Harris County 5.00 outside Harris County and 2.50 for servicemen and students.
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Larry Power
Elsie Moore
Dottie McFerrin
J. R. Curren
Ann Owen
Kyle ‘‘Nonnie
Barton
Jane Bauer
Deer Park
Texas
Harris County
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Joe Stivers
Lake Livingston
Stivers
Brushy Creek
Bridgeport Marina
Victor White
Tim Duree
Bill Lafield
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McKey Construction & Equipment Rentals Co
Bob Hamrick
Boyd Mullen
Chevrolet
A. C. Collins
Ford
North America
Clear Creek
West Third Street
Progress
Kismet
Music Hall
Downtown
Bagby
Walker
San Jacinto Inn
San Jacinto Battleground
Monument Restaurant
Jean
Corner of
Center St
Pasadena Blvd
Domie Tan
Schenley Vodka
Amigo Tequila
Carstairs
Phil
Gerri
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