The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 208, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 30, 1982 Page: 1 of 76
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The Baytown Sun Invites
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Per Lop,
LC Guild Threatens Suit Unless Recognized
By SUSAN CUMMINGS-RASTIE
Pushing (or an audience before
the Lee College Board of Regents
■the Teachers United Facility
Guild is threatening to take the
issue to court unless it appears on
a board agenda before August
The threat marks another
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tick Pet
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-ligating the impa<
acknowledgment and has advis
ed the board to take no action un
til his study is complete
since April Adams has re
quested three times in writing to
to* scheduled on a board agenda
However those requests have
been denied by Leonard Stasney.
icfe of tension chairman of the board of regents
rate) and ad In letters to Adams. Stasney
has written that the board
leir attorney recognizes only two faculty
fcknow (edged'- groups as representatives of L<
union or its personnel - the LC Faculty
jlish teacher Assembly of which every
■ a member of fulltime instructor is a mem tier
•deration of and the Lee College Educational
a ted with the Secretaries Association .
Those organizations are ad
-or;, tiraiivhes !■> L( ad
ministration Since I97i the%
uch have addressed the board on
. issues nidi as salaries ;' mud
benefits
"All we ask is for equal
acknowledgement What are
they (regents* afraid we;U ask”
questions Adams
With i»2 83 budget workshops
being planned Adams and TUF
member Auther Davis, who is a
social science instructor, contend
acknowledgement of their group
is being stalled to prevent con-
frontation until after the budget is
complete
Peebles says be has not been
given any deadline for producing
decision-making data for the
board . -
Adams says the guild s pur
poses are U) become a faculty ad
.ocate and to make presentations
on (acuity and campus concerns
to the administration and board
Since the group does not retain
the nght to strike Adams main
tains the group is entitled to be
heard by the board under Article
5154c. Section VI of the revised
civil statutes of Texas
That statute says the right of
public employees to organ ire does
not impair their right to present
grievances concerning their
wages, hours of work or condi
lions of work individually or
through a representative that
. does not claim the right to
■ striae
One matter of concern for the
15-member guild is the board's
decision last spring to gradually
phase out Baytown-based person
nel as part time teachers at the
Texas Department of Corrections
in Huntsville The board has
begun staffing TDC with
Huntsville-based instructors
Stasney addressed that concern
in one of his letters to Adams ad
vising him to take the issue
through the faculty grievance
The board chairman also re
quested information on the guild s
to laws and constitution gujls
and objectives, prospective
membership, names of current
officers and members and fihan
dal support He indicated the
■Tita * is needed befi.rt the ti-uir ’
could arrive at any decision
Adams says TUF has complied
with all requests with the excep
tion of the list of members and of
ficers ”
He and Davis claim members
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and
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on s enemies
know we re
.«■ we ve been
ministration'
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Board Backs Right
To Use ‘Dope Dogs
By CHUCK KAtSON-
riwxjl.' 1 roslet* oppose -
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be board has adopted #. resoiu
uphoidtng districts
1© i.rained dof^s _ lor
i,pus searches to detect
mol and narcotics
he resolution passed by tins.
drawn up toy
of School
mention <»t
------ „al for dogs
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to sniff search students
The ronslitulion does not per
us
'be .curt
fees Men
the Texa
whether it should be legal ter dogs
Associate
and made t
mit gixe! intentic!
jectivdy outragec
Mudent privacy
in its ruling
The salt against the- 'school
district filed m 19#> contends
■rug dog- raise- an too erratic to
pmvioe suffiuentlv -irong basis
to justify turther search of stu
tent - or (to r possessions without
a warrant.
These allegation- were based
>■ the experiences if three high .
st two! students in Baytown whose
persons and or possessions were
searched after drug dogs alerted
in then in all three - uses ,
-eareh proved, the dogs had
alerted falsely . ' '%=
Uthough the 3th C ircuit < »3h
n* Appeals ruled againsi smlf
ties of students it upheld the EIGHT PORTABLE buildings useu as .temporary district has moved one of the buildings to Ashbei
Pitt car* arid classrooms at San Jacinto Elementary School are Smith Elementary School where it will continue to
lockers on school campuses being transported down Baker Road to their new serve as a classroom
In opposing federal interven home at Baker Road Baptist Church They were sold Sun staff photo by Angie Bracey
(See'DOPE'. Page2 A by the district to thehighest bidder The school
0\ THE no AD AG Alls
Chambers Coupt) Jail Certified For First Time
By KEITH CROSS lm very proud of that cer for variances in regulations per dards on the grounds that the new ndors of the jail nor enough
WVHt V bp Chambers tificate Sheriff Chuck Morris taming to the physical features of jail will provide the physical square ton age in dayrooms the
' ountv jail was certified for the said I'm going to have my the jail Because the jail was built features lacking in the old jail state requires He added the new
• r-t time Tuesda ng secretary frame u m 19* there were no existing wood said no variance is given jail will have these features
ate jail standards The certificate was granted awndards to follow Also the new lnvolvmg safety of inmates and The new jail. Morns said will
M . Wood supervising mspec aflfr Wood examined both the )ai1 b“lM 'personnel secuntv and samta also accommodate 50 inmates
lor of the Texas Commission of facilities and the operations of the physical standards stipuiat y. tlon whereas the present jail onlv
Jail -Standards said the opera county jail “**** One good thing about a ja.t bolds a
• ****. •' • *V - ■ The certificate of compiiar ,>eu Jai*- un^er construe - that has been certified, said Law offenders will be :ptecfd in
was awarded on!\ after Morris ,lon across the street from the wood, is it restricts the limits of different cells in The new jail
sheriff's department will be com liability of county officials, as far depending on whether the of
pletedbv theendofi*2 as law suits, are concerned tender s male or femah
A.-Ml accepted Sheriff Moms Moms said the old jail does not or adult a first offender nr
application of variance of slan provide enough space in the t or several time offender
-tandard- and said the jaif has
been certified for the first time
-•.we ns inception in 1936
The sheriff has done a good
■A m doing the required pro
edures said Mood
disagree:
Davis maintains
the threat of being
It'S ike Ni
list Some of u-
! beca«
told Me the a-
can't work with you ’’
He also insists faculty members
; who don't agree with the ad-
..... ,
positions -- < t
The senes of some 11 letters
between Adams and Stasney has
been made available to all
;' See LC Page 2 A .
Hurricane
Meeting
Set July 15
Baytown city officials will hold
a Hurricane Preparedness
M- *' • 1 • ; . .* '■
p m July 15 in the t -immunity
Building Auditorium at 2407
Market
Fletcher Hickerson City coor-
dinator of emergency manage
men! and preparedness will
■ •;
evacuation plan- residents could
use ’i* protect themselves before a
hurricane strikes
U people understand the
nature of hurricanes and make
some preparations, then the in
iune- an- minor -- ei m : UttS of
major hurricanes he says
Most of the iafaiities and m
jur ie- he sav-' . on» from peo.'
pie who think thev know ail about
■h jrr ane-i; ' 1 ■ .,
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Texas coast, brought (ides of
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caused more than $4 million in
damages Hiekerson
Two other-weather specialists,
meteorologist Cecil Palmer and
Channel 13 weather reporter Ed
Brandon will .speak at the
meeting
P . UK ■ * ■ I ea to tto Houston
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applied for a variance of stan-
dards a deviation of state
regulations
In the application Morris asked.
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Pearce Street Journal
Mankind One
The world moves on: Forty
years ago (1942) U S bullets were
aimed at Japanese all over the
Pacific
Now in 1982 Hirojt Mukasa of
Nakatsa. Oita. Japan is R<Mary
Internaiionai s new president
He says . mankind is one .
build bridges of friendship
throughoul iheworld
He needs to tell and sell his
story to Israeli's Syrians and
PLO not to mention Anglos and
Argentines FH
AROUND
TOWN
JERRY Hodge explains the
l>emocrati' Republican method
Lindsay Pfeiffer put- hi-
hewse on'the map Debt is Gay
w ants some streets fixed
Crystal speegle waves JStod
bye ’Traci \ andergnft has j<
unusal way of dry ing clothes
Charlie (drnbertaxf Lowrenrr
Black Jason Hutchins, Michael
Wolford Dan Listiak and Shane
Painter and their families enj<n a
NASA visit First Lt Larry
Ktuck his wife, Kay. and
daughters Courtney and Brandy
are visiting his parents. Mr and
Mrs E O Kiock
discuss the role of
iding the public
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sun.. .
dial
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.C.oriucfi .
Cross woed f ’mile
Dimension
Editorial-
. h ire News
Markets
Movie Theaters ' .
New - Rmirxtup
Obituaries
Poitct Beat
Sports
Television Log
Weather
Word Of Mouth
Shultz Faces Senate Questions On Bechtel Ties
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WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY skaes
are predicted through
Thursday with a slight
chance of thundershowers
Highs will be in the mid-DOs ■
and the tows in the mid 70s
Baytown's high Tuesday
was 90 The tow. was -ad.
Temperature at 7 30 a m
Wednesday was SI
m.c Mr shuit? has made in the.
pass., Inibof .couOe.mhte cmt: e?r,
ed about whai that -might , mean
about judgments tfi the suture - ■
Those questions will be asked
m one form or another by mv-eif
and others in t he hearing
ander M Haig Jr at the helm of t»ns subcommittiw- on the Near | think if is likely that he will
the Stale Department f i-t and Sen Alan Cranston. D- be confirmed ton 1 would not
Group Inc came up repeatedly as The Washington . Post mean Calif a committee member who make a flat prediction until' 1 see
he made the rounds of congres- while quoted two unnamed is assistant Democratic leader of what sort of questions are asked
sKHial offices Tuesday to smooth associates of Haig as saying ihe the Senate, reserved judgment and whaf sort of answers
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WASHINGTON A I'
Secretary of Slate-designate
George Shulu will sever his lies
with a company that doe- exten
si ve business in Arab state- ac
cording to one senator but the
nominee still (aces questioning
from the Senate on the issue .
shultr presidency of Bechtel
i repeatedly as
with regard to the rest of the
world. Sen Richard Lugar H
Irui -aid •
Lugar a member of the
Foreign Relations Committee,
said he will support the nomina
t mr if Shultz to succeed \ - -
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resignation was announced
Rc.tg.ir innounced Haig
resignation and the nominal ion of
shult n I nda.y
Sen Rudy Boschwitz R Minn
chairman of the Foreign Rela
the way for the Senate Foreign outgoing secretary Mt he had
Relations Committee confirma- been entrapped and >e! up
tion heanngs expected to begin by White House staff mem tiers
July n Haig did not realize that com
He in fact will be severing all plaining to the president meant
<grs with Bechtel', and I believe resignation one of the
wtH be prepared to enter with associates w as quoted a
eyervhandedness into not only in reference to a ipedmg between
Middle Eastern policy, but policy President Reagan and Haig on
Tuesday on the Shultz nomina vided
lion Bo^chwilz said the iv •
1 am concerned by the fact nection “has to be troubling but
that the Bechtel corporation has a added that he found Shultz ver\
tremendous amount ol business objective with regard to the Mid
with the Arab world and no die East
1 t tn-t - 1 Gi.'S 1 -e
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that mean-m terms uf judgments bed
School Breakfast, Lunch Prices To Increase
In the 1982 83 school year the
price of cafeteria tunctote Will in
crease 10 cents and the charge
for breakfast- will rise5cents
These changes were adopted
Monday by the School Board
The lunch price will increase
from 90 cents to *1 for elementary
school children and from $1 to
il if for junior school and high
school students
Employee lunches wtll rise
from 11 10toll 3B
'Also -b'rrakfa'sts for -tuden-ts
will increase from 50 cents to 55
cents Employees will pay 60
cents for breakfasts compared
with 35 cents during the last
school year
The price increase's are needed
to fund a to percent -diary in
crease for about 300 food service
employees said Dr Johnny Clark
Jr , school district superintend
dent
Also. Hark said the district
needs more revenue from food
sales-so- it can maintain ah ade-
quate surplus from year to year in
its food budget
By the end of AugusL Clark
servings of items such as fruit
juice soup and ice cream JThe
price of fresh fruit will increase 10
cents from 15 cents to 25 cent -
_A tench includes meat, two
estimates the balance in the food vegetables a salad, enriched
budget will be 1102 125 zaimpared twpad and butter one half pint of
with the *124.370 left in the budget mtnteqd dessert .
after the 1980-1961 school year The school dtsteic - breakfast
In addition to raising the price is composed «f one half pint of
of lunches and breakfasts, the milk, fruit, vegetable juice or
district also will increase by 5 fruit juice bread and butter and
cents die charge for individual cereal or an egg or meat
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 208, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 30, 1982, newspaper, June 30, 1982; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1063665/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.