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Bj THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the presidential candidates goes
President Ford and Demo- anything like the first, Ford
rratie rival Jimmy Carter turn and Carter will range over
from domestic to foreign issues some familiar territory
“V Wednesday night's debate. Here is a guide to what they
with questions expected to cov- have said on some of the major
er everything from military foreign policy and defense is-
spending to U.S. policy in the <ues
Middle East,
The second debate starts at i
ulate on a date for the normal!-
xation of relations with China
Carter says he does not envis-
ion a rapid normalisation of re-
lations with China although that
would be an ultimate goal Be-
fore agreeing to normalisation,
"1 would want to have an as-
surance in some way ,„ that
Ford has said, "We will seek ,here would be * rniliUry
8 30 p,m, and will be televised jt0 move forward in the Pacific I l,Uck on Taiwan. and
nationally on all three major * on relations with theTalwanfe peop1* wouW be
networks — AB(, NBC and CBS People's Republic of China Ob- l"e a*l't ' independent
It will originate from San Fran-jviously,. we will want to! DEFENSE SPENDING
a£2S&BSSSSSSSSm IS tmwpeh our relationships,; Ford has said he submitted a
If the second of the threeI which are very good, with the 'record peacetime defease
planned confrontations between j Japanese '.He declined to spec- budget request of 6112? billion''
to enable the United Stales to
improve the strength and read-
iness of the armed forces
while trimming off allthe fat
that we can,' He said, "I am
by $5 billion to 17 billion an-1 relax tensions so that we can I from the Soviets
nually." He says the cuts can'continue a policy of peace;
be made by "management -im- through strength " Carter says Carter said early in" his cam-
provement efforts " Ford says!"I would continue the effort’to[paign for the nomination, "I
anyone who advocates budget be friendly with Russia chut1 don't intend to retain any cabi-
cuts of the size Carter is pro j I would be a much tougher tie j net members The first one 1
posing "does not know what he gotiator ' He says, "The1 would fire would be lAgricul-
relationship of detente is one of lure Secretary Earl' But; and
both cooperation and com- •*>< f»f behind would tie iSecre-
petmon The benefits of de- M Stale Henry ' Kissin-
the word detente "1 don't use tente must accrue to both K‘'r He has said tie would not
the word detente any more," he!sides" Carter also adds "As •*'“•‘1 a strong secretary of
said"! think what we ought to :we sell the Russians things that s,i|te, but adds I whuld be
that the Ututod States‘theymust haw food In their '** .^***m,inL tor tins coun-
iwtion or our commitments to will meet with the superpowers, .drought years, electronic* *D' *'"rd' ***** lf *"’ wou*d
our allies, we can reduce!the 8#»Nt Union and iMj equipment, heavy nwhtnerv Cjbinest that Kissinger stay on,
present defense expenditures!(Inna ami others, and seek to!we ought to gel a quid pro quo (See FOREIGN, Page 2-AI
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sent to the Congress in the last
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tense budgets in the history of
the limit'd States'' (Congress
approved a $100 7 billion de-
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Carter has said that "without
endangering the defense of our i say
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in Glenwood. Ark . attending the |
funeral of their mother. Mrs, P
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Gearhart Speaks
NICK GEARHART, candidate
forU.S Representative from the
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will speak to the 'East Harris *“
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son. Returned Monday from Gon-
zales, La,, where he attended the
funeral of his cousin, Larry
Parker, 51. Among surviviors is a
twin brother, Lloyd Parker,
former Texas City coach who is
an administrator in the New
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lioned impatient poor nations
today against seeking a "quick
Corps Of
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Democrats Meet -
EAST * HARRIS COUNTY
Democrats will meet at 7 p.m,
Tuesday at Democratic head-
quarters, 122 E. Texas.
HEW Reading, Math Funds
fix" to solve their eeonomie
problems.
NEW YORK (AP> -
Democratic presidential can-
didate Jimmy Carter says the
Nixon and Ford administrations
have moved too quickly to lease
offshore oil sites,
"I don't see any reason to
lease oil areas either on the out-
er continental shelf or in the in-
terior except to supply an-
ticipated oil needs," Carter said
in an interview with Field &
Stream magazine
"Under the Nixon-Ford ad-
ministrations (hero has been an
effort made to lease 10 times« .« y ■__............ —
rssssfuddy Irby Named Gim
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The former Georgia governor __ _ •
Defeiise ‘ Director On ‘Hill’
Corps of Engineers He called---: - t. -
many XYirps projects "porit-. By BETSY WEBBER "‘TV'iiilliii----«»f«f rTT»>>ljr- ~-
bartel' deals that waste tax- MONT BELV1EU iSpi - W, ‘ TranspoFUtion and speed limits
payw money and wreck e., Huddv* Irby was named Ovil adjusted,
wikilife areas Defense Director of Mont Mayor Goss promised as much
There are many useful pro- Belvieu Monday night at the City aid as possible with the traffic
jecls the Corps can participate Council meeting and Barbers ' control.
in Rut I m going to see this Hill Volunteer Hrc Chief Bobby W The mayor said he has called
policy of compulsive dam Wright was named assistant. the Texas Municipal league for
building changed if I'm elected," Mayor Sam Vms placed both ( fT*" information on lot sixes re-
hes»«* names in nomination and said ir- " J#*. quosttil by the rouncil in con-
Asked about antihunUng senti-by's professional status as safety ' WF 1 sideration of a proposal that lot
ment in the United States, supi'rvisor at Mobay Chemical - m frontage requirements on access
Carter attributed jt to "an inade; c0 and other experience amply streets be reduced from 100 to 75
quatc education ot the public qualify hint for the job. Since L r M V. feet by an amendment of the city -.. —fM
The city is going to "dump ;,bout h,iw much people who Wright is both fire chief and lire - subdivision ordinance
that hump" on Highway Ht- ihunt kive wildlife " — marshal, Goss said he preferred J’ Action was deferred pending
smooth out that section of the Carter said many persons do *« lake the assistant position V W receipt of the information. ' I
road at the intersection with not understand how proper bhv is a member of the fire- _ ----------—A letter of acceptance 1rom
Cedar Baytw Road. management and haws ting are department and has served as -wK |i; th*'frn-department of delivery
good .wbk-Mi .'ttK ftwasM#schooltntrtee. '^4MkRChhitel»iirilLtw»’»6>4;>» ■ ^
hunters pay for the prbfection of vGoss sakFtindeF Texas statute f ’ the council,
endangered species and iinprov- <he mayor of a city like Mont
ed conditions of other wildlife. “ ^'*‘*‘d as cl^’ T. W. E. (RUDI)Yi IRBY g«ten foam storage tank and
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electum year tnpleheader. s(reet j^hts s at each of tK»e Itohwav 146 and asked thecoiimL Th*‘ v.
Both candidates planned lo entrances to the apartment com-; cil to help him get a caution light ■ ,0 PaV **>■ *’*** Fw of Houston
keep low profiles today as thqy ptet,.....—......... . ...........! installed- by the Texas -BepnT.............(See IRBY; Paff 2-A)
+ MADRID - Spain’s left-
ist oppMition today
D . .. . c By MUIUEL SCOTT Bla*-k students constitute 84 per cent of students enrolled in
Parents Meet CROSBY tSpi- At last, was the reaction of Crosby School EMR classes at Crosby. The official sUted. "EMR classes in vour
PARENTS NIGHT will be held Supt. Kenneth Pye Monday when he received notification that district continue to be raciallv identifiable "
at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Horace the dlstricl s application for Emergency School Aid Act (ESAA*
Marin Junior School. . ' \ funds had been granted,
The U S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Secretaries Meet j (HEW) approved *95,865 for the district, which had originally
RAYTOWN FDUCATIONAI aPP**ed *or 8106-000-
' Swretaries AssSon wt rmedHal rdmgj!!?0?',0T1lCrOSby
ministration buildim* on Market i I,ems not funded by ,he federal *ovcmment are pubhcaUon
Guest Charles Shafer of lhe h'?h sct,0()l newspaper and a liason officer. The district does Trustees hired two teachers in August for Crosby Intermediate
Colleee will be in rhareeof the not no^have a liason officer, and the high school newspaper staff School pending receipt of the money, and teacher aides con-
i oliege will be in charge of the is looldng for Qther means to pubhsh its monihly paper Imued to work with no pay, -.....
—t - The district was fimt notified of some difficulties in its ESAA The math and reading programs, except the reading class at the
“1 1 fuP.llffct,on M?:V'when 95fece‘v5dl* |?t,erfrom stotin« junior high school, ware continued by the district, and Pye said
j that the applicaUon was in “legal hold. k now that funds have been approved, the reading class at the
At that time, Pye thought the slow-up was caused by a dispute junior high will begin immeSSriy.-1
1 wiLK HEW over hair code regulations. However, in June, the ' The delav created a heck of a mess,”Pve said, "but according
application was officiaUy denied because Crosby did not meet to reports, about ISO districts across the nation are in the same
i eligibility requirements because of "overinclusion of minority situation, and some of those won t get their funds in the end."
j!*®1" Educable Mentally Retarded (EMR> classes." an He said he hopes next year the district will not run into such
HEW official said, -------- delays and problems in wiMfipigpiAval of the federal funds
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WARM THOUGHTS
demised the hilling of one of
Troy Marler, director of instruction, met with HEW officials
and sent them information detailing how students are placed in
EMR classes. Students are screened by Hams County Depart-
ment of Education for enrollment in EMR classes, under criteria
set forth by the Texas Education Agency.
After HEW officials checked admittance procedures to special
classes, a "waiver of ineligibility" was granted to Crosby, but still
the district waited for funds.
king Juan Carlo*’ advisers and THE DAYS OF carefree frolic in the son are numbered, at least
four policemen, apparently lor u while, the weatherman says. More cold fronts are headed
afraid the deaths might pros ! Baytown's way. So pretty Tara Stuart, 4. makes good use of the
-s ,1- _______dwindling warm days to go barefoot and run her toes through the
* , " , ? j water - a game most of us have played at one time or another,
right wing mlo demanding a ’I'uru is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Scott Stuart of 61,3 Harold
halt lo the government’s politi- Lane,
ral liberalisation.
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Weather
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CLOUDY AND cooler with a
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% thundershowers Tuesday night
before coming partly cloudy
Wednesday is (he*Baytown
area weather forecast. Low ex-
pected Tuesday night, upper
50s; high Wednesday. mid-70s.
BAYTOWN TIDES
Wednesday: Highs at 8.-33 a.m.
and 8:53 p.m.; lows at 2:18
a.m. and 2r38 p.m.
~ Close CB Road
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By LYNN HUGHES .
"Parents wait too late (in a
child’s life) to begin discipline
and training," and inadvertently
contribute to the rising juvenile
crime rate through neglect. Sgt.
Jim Lankford, head of the
Baytown Police Department's
juvenile division charged. «
"What disturbs me far more
than the increasing numbeis of
juvenile offenddfs is how they
got that way. A child isn't horn
bad." Lankford said.
And to help parents cope with
problems concerning their
children and discipline, Luk-
ford has prepat
ries on juvenile ;
titudes in an effort to educate
parents about juveniles and the
problems they face.
when the child is old enough to
understand, he will soon spend
more time away from his
parents when he starts school,
and it is too late then," he
warned ~' n*~
ow price.
Irint briefs
Bt. In red,
The first part,of the series.
dealing with the national
teenage crime problem, begins
Wednesday in Die Sun. Die
remainder of the series will run
each week in The Sun. :
for
Lankford said he felt children
between two and six years old
were old enough to Aniim whan a
parent is correcting them. Many
parents think the school system
will handle discipline problems,
but that is not the case, Lankford
Cedar Bayou Road will be
dosed from I a.m. to 6 p.m.
Wednesday from FaoestM to
Highway 14i Mandats cm'
bound on Cedar Bayou Road
will detour at Faaestid and
travel Mabry 4o Highway 146.
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“When small, the things a
baby does that we think are cute,
we tend to overtook. But if cor
rective measures are not taken
as the child begins to understand
right from wrong, he will soon
gpc.
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said.
No cars xrfll bt aNowed to
turn onto Cedar Bayou Road
from Highway 146 during the
"It is not the school s respon-
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be too big. but still think things
?re cute," Lankford explained.
■If parents don't establish a
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ability to be the first11 to instil)
any sort of discipline in a child.
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GRACE AND LARRY Ffrench
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debate, but Carter took a few
parting swings at Ford tor his
bring back some pfennigs (pen-
slour print towals
■ith tnnga. It lint
KMJld Mil lor 2.00-
Applications
For Police Chiefs Job
Taken'
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nies) from Germany to Glena
and Jon Pfennig ... Claire aqd
Peter Buenx enjoy the Texas
Exes pre-game tamale feast...
Danny Fleming does a favor for
-a friend .. Lois Walstead and
I^ancy Mann talk about college.
• I * - Ask Gordon. Sppier,and Sam-
Goss how it feels to have a lucky
friend... Paul Williams will
be glad to show the loot he
handling of the Earl Butt affair.
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The Hump’ For 76
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paigning tor Ford along with
other members of the Cabinet,
said he does not plan to vanish
from the campaign trail. ■
Explained
By WANDA ORTON
'If Htih-icane Liza on the Mex-
jpo west coast rejuvenated
“Storm jitters" heif, remember
time is running out on the
2te He ITm. he S fletcher Hickerson says Oft. 15
I » the last date recorded history
her flag . . . Gene Dornak says
August, he noted. “August was
enough to cause havoc in the
low-lying sections, “There is a
time when the sun and moon are
closer together in the fall and
there are somewhat higher tides
than normal." Hickerson ex-
plained.
Although north winds push
tides away from coast, as a (TOnt
approaches you can get strong
southerly and easterly winds."
These winds, when strong
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Applications are now being crime and accident investtga- j deal courteously and effectively •
taken bja* City-Manager Fritz ttons, jail, communications, po with employes and the public.
Lanham tor the police chief s lice patroLs, record keeping and Applicants must have, five
job. which will be vacated Jan.-r jjp» aninfaTcoritroi section, r- wars of experience as a Texas
with the retirement of Chief He will also, bp responsible for law enfprrnnent officer and
John B. Wilkinson < consulting with staff on pfinning should po&ess‘extensive law en-
Deadline for . the -of. .^fuh^6|MmU0tt.'iriii 'makes forcement experience, supple-
applications to Lanham is Oct. the final decision on budget re- mented bv police science and ad-
15. Several Baytown police of- quests and manpower training, minislratfye courses andor grad-
ffibis are expected to apply for Applicants for the position uation from college with a de-*.. „
the posiDM.jMuch^offers a must have comprehensive gree in law enforcement or re-
salary of U.590 to $2,032 per -knowledge of the principles and lated field
prei-raia-of-rirodempohce'ad-v-.Arivdnced‘twr^Rczt^ —
ministration; police communica-' Texas Commission on Law En- .
tion equipment and firearms I forcotnent Standards and Educa- ‘ *
Those applying for the job' twins preferred.
one of the driest months in re-
cent yean and the rides in the
Baytown area were considerably
below normal."
PMrca Street Journal ■-
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Have you heard the latest
(and best) Aggie story?
l^s that the great school on
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Senior citizens do not have to
apply tor the exemption on
fringe collection rates in
Davis Benton, chief meteorol- Baytown, a uUlity office
spokesman said,
It is necessary t»-apply only
once. The new garbage collec-
tion rates for senior dtixens, as
of this month, are $2.25.
five regular rates are $350 but
vk« r*.u,nm —- »feriuction is granted to senior
niuiMure w uir odMUwn drrd . 1%__ . _*
Thp ump winds nmhahlv nuwri c,U,ens ^ Ol
the low tides Dus was put P* ^.
the unusual weather conditions
ol the
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brought home from Ducks
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ogist of the National Weather
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Service in Galveston, told Hick-
erson the dry weather and low
tides were part of the genera)
weather system.
and
college Station, has
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teaching Texans and
"So in tyro more weeks, we’ll
be oyer the hump, Drtt
Hgupl
after that* date, of course, but
based on historical data, it
it...
low form years. .
An .Aggie centennial—how
do yoo like that? We do.
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gust the winds were
—0*
after the Crosby Czech Festival
month, depending on ex
perienee. . - w-.'*'*1,
The police chief is responsible
for the administration and
- he smelled tike a- sausage : .
.Linda Cassity is on pins and
needles waiting for Wednesday
Mary Bowen gets the VIP wouldn't be likely.”
treatment at . Texas A&M. . Hickerson noted the encodrag-
ne sien is when the fronts start jj ?=
tittle
Baytown was fortunate in hav-
ing extremely low tides in
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department. He must be abfeto local, state and federal law and including a retirement system
discus problems of employes haverhe ability to plait; otfanfzfe vWdfis, sickTeave and health
and citizens and provide infor- and supervise the work of subor-tand life insurance
nation and answer questions for dinates. . Interested persons should
the press and thf '* Mj ||
, The police chief also super-j prepare effective oral
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and
56 YEARS
Tides in August were nearly YOUNG
SFTSSfte otzenInational
aided b> aaytown Uvu w
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and finish
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moving in.
Some high rides, however, can
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chaperones... Selma Newton
brings in a report. Manton
Stewart Jr. wins at tennis
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but there is no way to predict
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