Voter registration surges in Baytown ahead of 1984 election
Baytown sees a spike in eligible residents registering for the 1984 presidential election with the League of Women Voters aiding efforts. Pam Meadows of the Harris County Courthouse Baytown Annex notes simple registration, deputized registrars, and a projected 250 applications. The deadline is Oct 6, and reregistration or verification can occur at the courthouse or League offices. Margie Hartrick leads Baytown registrations with outreach to plants and stores. Events include a candidate debate video Oct 24 25 and a November 1 candidates forum at City Council Chambers.
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Baytown
Pam Meadows
Harris County
Baytown Annex
Meadows
West Baker Road
League of Women Voters of
League
Margie Hartrick
Hartrick
Non-profit Organization Baytown Postage Permit Notice
A non-profit organization cites U S postage paid permit Ho 95 Baytown Texas as part of its mailing address and notification of service.
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U.S
Baytown
Texas
Returning students find aid through SSS at Lee College
Panelists from seven at a coffee event by the Student Support Service Center shared experiences of returning to college after more than three years away. Lynn Hughes and Babs Emrick highlighted services and workshops that help with study habits, time management, and stress.
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Student Support Service Center
Lynn Hughes
Lynn
Lee College
Gertrude Teter
Babs Emrick
Emrick
Maria Garcia
Patt! Bowers
Pat Kinci
Judy Douglas
John Prymaszewski
Lesile Adcox
Lee College PIO advisory committee organized but inactive
The Lee College Public Information Office Advisory Committee has been reactivated but shows little activity beyond organization. Members include Don Coffey, Susan Cummings-Hastie, Fred Hornberger, Sue Jones, Lou Linder, Drew Matonak, and Glen Walker. The group aims to improve community and campus communication with a $50,000 advertising budget and is expected to gain momentum in fall.
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Lee College Public Information Office
Glen Walker
LC Public Information Officer
Don Coffey
Susan Cummings-Hastie
Fred Hornberger
The
Baytown Sun
Sue Jones
Lou Linder
Drew Matonak
Walker
PIO
Matonak
Lee College
Coffey
Dormitory plan aides deaf students at Lee College
Gary Utley and his family seek funds to build a dormitory for hearing impaired students at Lee College to provide supervised living skills as a step toward independence. The Texas Rehabilitation Commission would cover about two thirds of construction if the remaining funds are raised. the college would not contribute.
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Gary Utley
Lee College
Utley
Marie
Baytown
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
Utleys
Katherine Street
Leslie Adcox
Lee College installs direct dial phone system
Lee College adopted a $117,000 direct dial phone system to replace switchboard routing. The new prefix 425 and extension increases by 100 ease access and reduce switchboard load while allowing late night rollbacks and monthly maintenance around $500. Kyle Jennings notes it is user friendly and working smoothly.
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Lee College
Kyle Jennings
Jennings
Dean (Bettie) Bennett
CCA
Computer Corporation of America
Auditorium II
Billiards Icon Jack White to Exhibit at Moler Hall
Internationally famous pocket billiard and trick shot artist Jack White will perform at 11 a.m. October 10 in Moler Hall. He has appeared at Lee College three times and plays at over 200 other colleges yearly, drawing large student crowds. White has toured 123 countries, met Queen Elizabeth, and appeared on ABCs Wide World of Sports The Tonight Show and Merv Griffin Show.
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Jack White
Moler Hall
White
Lee College
Benny Moskowitz
White House
Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
ABC
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League of Women Voters
K-Mart
Pruett Street
Jack Fields
Don Buford
Sterling Municipal Library
League of Women. Voters
Hartick
SSS
Sheila McGraw
Robert Cloud
LC Board of Regents
Board of Regent
Hornberger
Ed Moak
Moskowitz
Moak
Brian Sims
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