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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
1
A partial text from a college item mentions Cleveland, Milo, and Houston. discussions involve fiscal affairs and university conduct. The fragment references meetings, a commissioner for fiscal affairs, and a coordinating board, with details obscured.
A sophomores level American literature course may be offered in the Liberty Dayton area this summer through the extension services of Lee Callope if demand exists. Interested Parsons should contact the Continuing Education Office at Lian College by telephone 427 extension 214 or mail P.O. Box HOM Baytown Texas 77320. The program, already offering English and history courses in Dayton Liberty for four years, depends on student interest says Jeb McCurmick dean of Continuing Education.
A garbled extract discusses a legal research summary from Duke University School of Law and a Texas legislative bill. It mentions editors defending the bill and opposing lawmakers such as Hall Meter, Oscar sie, and others from Houston and Dallas. The piece notes the bill’s supposed opportunities and contested interpretations.
Funeral services for David Paul Smith will be held Saturday at 16 am at Paul A. Lee Chapel with Rev. Gary Banner officiating. Burial is at Cedar Crest Cemetery under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home direction. Smith survived by wife Lois and a daughter and four grandchildren.
Deputy Superintendent Hineal reports current custodial staff earn 2 to 2.50 dollars an hour with a mix of men and women. He notes custodial positions cover elementary schools and the district debates pay scale adjustments amid ongoing discussions.
A Baytown woman identified as Mrs. Rachel Barrow was hospitalized in fair condition after a Wednesday fire at her residence. Fire officials believe the blaze started in the living room of the two bedroom address, with a second fire in the back area finishing the destruction around 7 30. Authorities say neighbors found the woman and a man, both injured, and transported them to Bon Taub Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference runoff coverage and page notes about race results and official summaries. It mentions Seton and a statewide context, with external areas and services implied but unclear specifics. The readable text lacks distinct names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Funeral services were held Thursday at Home Chapel for Woedie Powell a former Dayton resident. Rev. Guit officiated with remains sent to Jasper. Powell was survived by his wife and other relatives. Local officials and friends attended the observance in Baytown area.
President Nixon’s proposal to seek congressional aid for rebuilding North Vietnam as an incentive to peace has been delayed indefinitely, according to government sources in Washington. Separate items note high wool prices prompting possible zero subsidies, Viet Cong attacks near Hue and Me Kong Delta, meat price ceiling postings due by April 9, Susan Hayward’s illness, Rep. Teague’s chest pains, and a freight-train collision near Texarkana injuring two.
Bill Atwood assumes duties as store manager at Teaff Store Baytown replacing Gene's Hi-Fi Atwood brings two years appliance experience. Since June 1 1972 in Houston area he expresses optimism about Baytown saying the job should be tremendous and notes his deacon role in the Baptist Church and desire to serve customers.
Reb Granberry of 1717 Beate will teach a free three month Sign Language conversational course starting Sunday at 1 PM in Room 1H Memorial Baptist. Open to anyone interested in learning to converse.
The sector constitutes the country's biggest food industry, dominating output and employment in meat packing and processing activities across major regions. Major firms drive growth while regulatory measures shape safety and efficiency standards nationwide.
The Reverend Bob Cheek, former pastor of Baytown's First Baptist Church, stays in a Jasper hospital in very serious condition after a heart attack. A hospital visitor reported to The Sun that Mrs. Cheek said no visitors could come for several days.
English and history classes run for five summers by Lee College for Liberty Dayton residents. Two six week sessions meet May 30 to July 5 and July 9 to Aug 5 at Liberty High School. Course cost 30 dollars per six weeks plus a 5 dollar refundable building fee. Registration May 15 at Liberty High School library. mail forms due May 21. Instructors Shafer and Brilt. contact 427 5611. One of Canada’s first meat packing plants built in Toronto in 1854.
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