Block Statistics for Texas City La Marque Urbanized Area
Census Bureau report provides urbanized area data from the 1970 census for each block in Texas City La Marque. Tables show population, housing units, 1 unit structures, and related housing characteristics with accompanying maps for block locations.
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Texas City
la Marque
U. S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census
Texas
Cougar Banquet Highlighted by Staff Presentations
The event will feature presentations to coaching staff, an invocation by Randy Emerson, dinner music by Holcombe Lindquist, and the cheer squad singing the school song. Gus's Barbeque caters an all you can eat banquet at five dollars per plate. The Quarterback Club thanks local merchants for their sponsorship.
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Randy Emerson
Holcombe~Lindquist
Houston
Gus
Public School Week timing and local notices discussed
Dr Eugene Tenney explains shifting public school days to avoid testing periods during Texas Public School Week. The article covers block data, urbanized areas, and cites data uses for planners and officials. Also mentions local church events, honor rolls, retiree teachers plans, and a government report on urban block statistics priced at $2.75.
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Eugene Tenney
Tenney
Texas
Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
U.S. Department of Commerce
Sue Nealy Wins Sociology Scholarship at ETBC
Miss Sue Nealy, senior at LaMarque High School, received a sociology scholarship to East Texas Baptist College. Dr. Howard C. Bennett, ETBC president, presented the award. Nealy is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nealy and was among 34 students who shared over $30,000 in scholarships at the Tiger Day event on ETBC's Marshall campus.
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Sue Nealy
LaMarque High School
East Texas Baptist College
Howard C. Bennett
J. D. Nealy
ETBC
Marshall
Heart Fund Dance Planned with Local Committee
Walker and others organize a dance with tickets at $1 per person at the door. Proceeds benefit the local Heart Fund campaign. Don Rainey leads refreshments with Whelton and committee including Mrs. Glen Cotter Belle and Walker handling Heart Sunday and dance duties.
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Walker
Heart Fund
Don Rainey
Whelton
Glen Cotter
Heart Sunday
Belle and Walker
Fulbright's Senate Career Highlighted and Lecture Details
In politics since 1942 Fulbright stood alone voting against McCarthy era funds and sponsored the censure resolution against McCarthy. He helped shape U S policy through the Fulbright Resolution aiding United Nations creation and served as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee since 1959. A scholar from Arkansas, he stressed values of liberty and international peace. Tickets for his lecture at LaMarque High School auditorium are $1 at the door.
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Fulbright
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
U. S
United Nations
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Arkansas
Washington
America
LaMaraque High School
Tax Info Part II Guides Galveston County Tax Bills
Galveston County Research Council releases Part II of its Ad Valorem Tax Information for 1971 detailing a one step method to estimate the total tax bill. The study notes taxes range from 1200 to 4700 dollars on a 100000 property, with an average around 1900. It highlights multiple taxing jurisdictions and invites public comments. Nelson, 34, a NASA Skylab worker and Galveston County GOP activist, seeks the 17th District nomination and campaigns on reducing voters’ burdens.
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Galveston County Research Council
Galveston County
Allen Urges Galveston County Revenue Without Tax Increases
Allen appeals to Galveston County workers against Austin lobbyists, advocating exploration of new revenue sources without raising sales tax or creating an income tax. He asserts this stance will win votes and support.
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Galveston County
Austin
Head Start class schedules across districts and centers
La Marque ISD will run two full year part day Head Start classes at one center five days a week six and a half hours daily serving 38 five year olds with two teachers three non pros and 50 volunteers. Hitchcock ISD operates four full year part day Head Start classes in one center five days a week six hours daily for 80 five year olds with four teachers one non professional and 49 volunteers. Central Day Care Association of Galveston conducts 12 full year full day Head Start classes across four centers five days a week 12 hours daily serving 180 children ages 3 to 6, with 12 teachers two other professionals 27 non professionals and 375 volunteers.
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la Marque Isd
Hitchcok Isd
Central Day Care Association of Galveston
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Census Bureau
Tclm Urban Report
Paul's Union Church
Lela Tadlock
Yucca Sheafor
Audrey Stewart
Lela Spencer
Coral Room
Nessler Center
L.C. McDonald
Research Council
Nelson
Martin Marietta Corp
NASA
Bayou Drive
League City
St Louis University
Air Force
Paul Eggers
Citizens For Fair
The
American Legion
Alpha Sigma Chi
Alumni Association of
Cal Farleys Boys Ranch
League City All Play
McDonald
Sunset Lane
Barbara
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
Lee College
University of Texas
Smith
Jim Nelson
R. M. McDonald
Gene Smith
Allen
Che la Marque Times
la Marque, Texas
Texas Press Association
Orlando Blackburn
R. J. Grimes, Jr
Theatre
Sandy Duncan
Funny Face Fame
Janmversars
Reg
Ota
Thrift Box
A & Suns
Harbor Village
Hey Mickey
Benito
Benito’s
Dickinson & la Marque
Andrew
Cedar Street
Gulf Freeway
Leonard Robinson
Bryce
Galveston County Hospital
Patricia Marvin
Houston Drive West
Jaycees Astrodome Federation
Astrodome
Onnsale Astrodome
Foley
Rey Allen