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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
1
A report states that Ree uiperlings, identified with medical details, passed away after a recent heart attack. The notice notes the location and basic context of the death, reflecting a concise obituary note.
The annual walk fundraiser supports the Tucker family after the death of Carol Tucker from kidney disease. Last year 180 walkers raised 3500 dollars. funds split between the Tucker fund and youth programs. This year changes include date adjustment for heat, prizes for top raisers, freebies for young walkers, and sponsor sheets available at schools and the YMCA.
Gary P. Gutkowski son of Paul Gutkowski was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force after graduating from the School of Military Sciences for Officers at Jackland AFB Texas. He attended Robert E. Lee High School class of 1968 and earned a BS in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M. His wife Sherry is the daughter of Frank Kelly.
Donna Kay Cryer, unsuccessful Baytown mayoral candidate, thanked voters and the Baytown Sun for coverage. She said she will support incumbent Glen Walker in the runoff and will work with the mayor and new city council on Baytown’s problems.
In Baytown runoff comments, Mayor Walker and challenger Gentry expressed disappointment at lower turnout after Tuesday's vote. Walker thanked supporters and urged ethical campaigning in the runoff, while Gentry noted 58.5 percent backing change and urged a strong turnout for the next election.
Baytown voters head to a runoff as Councilman Tom Gentry narrows Mayor Walker’s lead. Early totals show Walker at 41.54 percent and Gentry at 40.96, with Clayton and Mrs Donna Cryer drawing 872 votes. The contest centers on subsidence and water supply and features backstories from past campaigns and residency disputes.
Dayton Future Farmers of America plans the Humble FFA Livestock Show and Rodeo for April 26 to 28 at the Community Fairgrounds in Humble. Dayton FFA members will join the Humble chapter in rodeo activities and livestock exhibits, with the Dayton FFA office serving as headquarters. Rodeo entry books close on April.
George H Binder a longtime Baytown Refinery Materials Department member and former Texas League baseball player retired after a career starting in 1937. A native of Waterloo UL he attends St Mark's Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge 787. He and wife Rachelle have a daughter and plan gardening television watching spectator sports and travel.
Kenneth Wells's suit in Harris County accuses TIPCO Inc Ramada Inns Davis Pool Co and Robbie Lee Davis of Pasadena of negligent pool design and construction at the Ramada Inn Pasadena leading to a 13 year old diver becoming permanently paralyzed. The action seeks about 3.25 million for lost earnings and medical costs with alleged shallow water and steep approach near a three meter board.
Raymond EF Gaither of Baytown Refinery retires from Exxon USA on Feb 1 after a career as mechanical craftsman in Maintenance and Construction. A Houston native, Cedar Bayou Baptist Church member, he plans golfing in retirement and is a father of a daughter with four grandchildren.
Curtis King, 58, of Dayton is in Herman Hospital ICU after his right hand was caught in a Day-Tex Industries slitting machine two miles west of Dayton. An employee shut the machine after King’s hand became trapped. his chest was crushed and he was moved from Dayton Memorial to Herman for surgery. Day-Tex opened four months ago. The Canada Water Act of 1970 allows fines up to 5000 dollars daily for pollution.
Our World Today reports Armco Steel Corp will pay 125000 dollars to Texas and Harris County to end a water pollution suit. The agreement requires stopping discharges into the Houston Ship Channel by January 1.
The Highlands Little League Red Sox plan a fish fry from noon to p.m. Sunday at Bilnoski's Park Highlands. Adult plates cost 1.50 and children plates 1. A church service at Antioch Baptist Church has been rescheduled to 7 30 p.m. on April 6 due to the death of Mrs.
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