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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
1
Dr. John Stack, director of the Child Guidance Clinic in Dublin, notes that low mood is common in children, even from early infancy. He stresses awareness and early attention to mood issues in youth.
The Channelview Chapter of Future Farmers of America launches its ninth annual FFA Livestock Show and Fair with a Thursday street dance at 8 p.m. in the Channelview Food Market lot. Saturday parade starts at 9 a.m. at Market and DeZavala, ending at the high school. About 70 cattle, 30 dairy cattle, 35 hogs, rabbits, poultry and goats compete with auctions at 2 p.m. featuring Cecil Faircloth.
U S forces launched a major offensive against North Vietnam crossing the DMZ in a response to the recent invasion. The campaign aims to hit missiles and air defenses while maintaining pressure on antiwar corridors and Ho Chi Minh trail routes through Laos.
Crosby board weighs Spence letter urging grand jury inquiry into irregularities in Precincts 25 and 97 while trustees decline to discuss the alleged election contest. Minutes focus on actions, not discussions, as bond sale plans proceed with legal counsel guidance.
A filed suit claims the city allowed a dangerous post on a school tennis court to remain. The boy required about 100 stitches for a left arm wound and ongoing pain plus a disfiguring scar. Mrs Townsend has paid $2,300 in medical bills for her son. Phi Beta Kappa Leslie Kay Williamson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Rain Williamson, La Porte, elected to Rice University honor society.
District 5 councilman Allen Cannon thanked Baytown voters after his unopposed return to office. He credited citizens for support and thanked his wife Ruth Ann and children for their encouragement as he prepared to serve another two years.
Douglas Cutbirth thanks supporters after losing to Oliver Thompson in the Crosby school board race. He notes his continued interest in the schools and says he will watch the board as it conducts district business next year.
Steve Hawes, a 6-foot-9 center from the University of Washington, hopes to play professional basketball next season. He aims to join an NBA or other pro league after completing college eligibility.
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