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Newspaper
Deer Park Progress
Location
Deer Park, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1977
Page
2
A soft summer day unfolds with John Sinor writing a column as his wife multitasks at home. The scene in the canyon, coffee mishaps, missing typewriter, and interruptions reveal the chaotic rhythm of a columnist’s attempt to think and produce under domestic demands.
The Deer Park Progress commends Shell's Deer Park Manufacturing Complex for building strong local ties. It notes the plant as the nation's largest resin maker with 40 to 45 percent of output, a dyke to curb flooding, and a 24/7 hotline at 476-76 to address resident concerns. The paper lauds job creation and community support.
A resident asks why a weed patch from west of Pasadena to Oklahoma Street remains unmowed and a fire hazard. City Health Department explains mower blade breakdown delayed service but aims to fix the issue in days.
A Seoul high school English teacher seeks pen pals in your country for students to exchange life details, discuss current international issues, and improve English. The teacher notes about 2.44 pupils per class and five English classes weekly, asking to publish the name or pass the request to schools or youth organizations.
Leroy Ellis, convicted of murder, argued the death sentence violated the Eighth Amendment. The U S Supreme Court ruled the question is whether capital punishment is necessary to achieve legitimate state goals or if life imprisonment suffices. They held the death penalty constitutional under prevailing statutes and standards.
Municipal Court Judge says no city ordinance covers the issue but a state law bans cutting into funeral processions. Mrs Hann at City Hall attempted to find a more specific rule by checking Regional Courts but found nothing further. She notes that following lawful officer directions is best.
Attorney General John Hill urges careful selection of nursing homes after state task force findings. Seek homelike atmosphere, active and quiet spaces, social services, skilled rehabilitation, accessible medical care, friendly staff, resident dignity, and freedom of action. Visit multiple homes at different times, speak with residents and personnel, and call 1-800-252-9236 for the task force.
The record lists multiple civic items including San Jacinto College bond approvals and resignations, a $3.43 million city budget, transit election, Pasadena Boulevard expansions, new trustees and managers, construction planning for Carrie Mansion and Chateau Bien Apartments, library board chair appointment, a blood bank sponsorship, and a serious auto accident involving Richard King.
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