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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1973
Page
2
Mary Ann Gaaeden recalls a surprising year when she won a prestigious award. She notes her relief and pride while reflecting on distant relatives and her life in Herston, Mass. She was active in the Catholic Church and local clubs, with music and social hobbies shaping her days.
MAP CHIEF BRUNSON and Mrs Baw arta graduate from Robe U at River University as part of the Montana region’s spring commencement. Tad to Presidenti's oll highlights regional student achievements.
Monday menus from Baytown Barbers Hill LaPorte and NCH include breakfast with orange juice cereal and milk. Lunch options feature Wiener patties with vegetables, barbecued pork with fries, and breaded veal with potatoes and beets.
A fragment discusses American voters urged by officials to blame inflation for rising meat prices. A Texas cattle industry spokesman from Amarillo calls the aim unfortunate but minor among broader evils. An Amari ity executive notes little immediate impact on the beef industry amid price concerns.
Kenneth Ray Graves, 17, was moved to Harris County jail after failing to post bond in Baytown. He faces robbery by assault and theft charges. Details describe alleged demand for money and handing over coins. Lankford cited Graves and an Oklahoma link as part of the case. Extradition proceedings and further hearings were noted.
Birch Taylor retires from the Exxon yUSA Maintenance Bridges Department after years of service. He plans to spend time gardening and hunting. He and his wife Alpha are parents of four sons and grandparents of fourteen.
A highway bond proposal outlines a new San Jacinto River bridge with $50 million for road work. Precinct 2 projects include Baker Road widening, Sheldon Road improvements, and a Federal Road rebuild, plus Uvalde Road upgrades. Other Bartavon area items cover Bio Areva Boulevard, Crestline, and several routes feeding the new Barbour’s Cut port facility.
Witnesses plan a meeting in the Coliseum area of Houston at 30 am Monday to present a slide on their material following a Bible study. Maxwell Friend, a longtime organizer with Jehovah's Witnesses, will lead a presentation as part of ongoing weekly Bible studies at 7 30 pm.
Polling places set for Baytown City Council election from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Precincts listed include Alamo Elementary, Burnet School, Lingo Oldsmobile, Ashbel Smith, Horace Mann, Baytown Junior, Stephen F. Austin, San Jacinto, Travis, Carver Jones, Bowie, Cedar Bayou Junior with each precinct named along with street addresses and the presiding judge.
District races heat up as Mrs. Cryer, a Lee College student, enters mayoral contention. Incumbent Jody R. Lander seeks a second term in District 4 while contenders like Leroy Boone challenge him. District 2 and 6 feature multiple candidates including Charley Walker and S. Mary Elizabeth Wilbanks. Campaign finance reports show 12 candidates filing required expenditures.
A Baytown youth, Randy Warren Capps, 18, was arrested near Lee and West Main after a foot chase when he allegedly discarded a package. Officers found nine small foil wrapped packets containing a white powdery substance. Police also reported shoplifting incidents at Kmart and Our House location details with items stolen and value.
Crosby Sp Junior High students collected 329 for the American Red Cross as part of the Macrivan Junior drive. Eighth grade contributed 41.02, first period math led. seventh grade gave 38.98, first period boys PE led. Assembly honored Susan Kowalski of Harris County Red Cross. list of participants and sponsor Wilma Cooper.
Baytown sophomore Michael Tiner at Texas A&M has been elected regional chair man for Region 8 of Phi Eta Sigma and was nominated for the organisation's executive committee.
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