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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
4
The Octo ber deadline for the November election looms as the Progress prints English and Spanish voter registration forms and notes that Bay Area Democrats League of Women Voters aid efforts. City hall also holds forms while editors urge registration over apathy to ensure every voice counts in the poll.
When registering to vote you receive a certificate with your precinct number. Deer Park has three precincts: 51 from Spencer Highway to L Street, 420 from L Street to 13th Street, and 84 from 13th Street to Highway 225. polling sites are listed in The Progress before elections. Local elections in Texas are bi partisan but city council and school trustees are not listed with party affiliations on the ballot. City elections occur in April for the city and January for the school board. November is not allowed by state law. If a quorum is missing, the mayor may order the arrest of absent councilmen until adjournment per ordinance 1-1333, 4-20-59.
A veteran reporter recalls daffy TV lunch chatter about parachute jumps and quirky stunts. He recounts betting on a cardroom piece that never ran, haunting a haunted-house night for a bloodcurdling tale, rescuing a cat with a ladder, and a photo miscue when rivals ran the cat’s ascent.
A 1975 city council charter study hearing discussed council members salary and election timing. The rest notes varied items from school exhibit choices and hospital leadership to campus changes, bank appointments, zoning cuts, and conference panels across several years.
Rauser University prevailed in a New Jersey Superior Court ruling that wisdom cannot be taught and a student cannot avoid tuition by alleging the university misrepresented its educational aims. Albert, an excellent student, shifted majors and criticized faculties, but no legal authority supported his fraud claim.
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