Gas Leak Under Scrutiny At Social Science Building
A small natural gas seep near the west end of the Social Science Building is being monitored by LC officials. Director of Operations Kyle Jennings says leaks from pinholes are common and may seal themselves, with no health hazards expected. If needed, the gas would be shut off and the line dug up, costing three to four hours of labor. Entex would locate and pull the meter at no charge if a leak is confirmed.
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Social Science
Kyle Jennings
Jennings
Entex
Jarmillo
Lee College urged to join Baytown Christmas parade
Lee College clubs and organizations are encouraged to participate in the Baytown Christmas Parade on December 3 at 6 30 p m. LC president Dr Vivian Blevins and Student Congress president Jay Antle say participation showcases LC programs and strengthens community ties. Floats built by clubs will line up at Carnegie and Martin Luther King Road and parade to Texas Avenue past Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Bank. no entry fee. PARADE, Page 4.
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Vivian Blevins
Baytown
Carnegie and
Martin Luther King Road
Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Bank
Texas Avenue
Accor
Six New Computers On The Way To Lee College
Kiwanis member Barney Gray, a 1935 LC graduate, donates 5000 dollars in memory of his wife Diana Phillips Gray to buy six Macintosh computers for the writing lab in Bonner Hall Rooms 226 and 227. Total workstations reach 21. installation expected next semester.
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Barney Gray
Kiwanis
Lee College
Diana Phillips Gray
Gray
Bonner Hall
Roberta Wright
Sally Coker
John Tucker
Computer Lab
Parking violations rise at LC campus
Traffic violations on campus are parking tickets only, issued by LC. In spring 356 tickets were issued, about 27 weekly. no fines are charged yet, but unpaid tickets inform the dean and can affect grades. Students may appeal. permits help track vehicles for security.
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Kyle Jennings
Jennings
Security tips offered to Students and faculty
Campus safety guide urges not to leave valuables in cars and to lock doors and windows. Kyle Jennings directs precautions, noting a Nov. 5 car radio theft on campus and advising spare keys. Report crimes or suspicious behavior to ext. 327 or the Rundell Hall security office.
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Kyle Jennings
Jennings
Baytown
Rundell Hall
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