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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

7

Ten UT students from Baytown area on honor roll

Ten Baytown area students at the University of Texas were listed on the fall semester honor roll. Names include Wahrmund, Barrow, McCulley, McBurns, Trusty, Burch, Currie, Lansford, Marshall, Carsen and others, with several noted as magna cum laude or cum laude.

Baytown Area Wer Wahrmund University of Texas Robert C. Wahrbeen Yaupon Drive Chael Gene Barrow Marie Seibold Watson Albrey R. Barrow Allaqq Poinsettia Highlands Bert T. Watson Caldwell Bryan Lea McCulley John H. Mcmagna Becky Burns Bayridge R. &. Burns Porte Ballingwand Sue Trusty Roy Trusty Baytown Aruba Beverly Ruth Anderson Burch Erland J. Anderson Lindenwood Lou Ellen Currie Cart C. Currie Burnet Drive Carolyn Kay Lansford Hugh Lansford Willow Lane Larry Dale Marshall J. M. Marshall Ashby Anne

Gates Thanks Baytown Voters After Council Race

Charles E. Gates, a candidate in District 6, expressed gratitude to Baytown voters and supporters after Tuesday's city council election. He said he is grateful for kindness shown by the community and thanks his supporters.

Charles Gates Charles E. Gates Baytown Gates

Nader and Proxmire Attack Mortgage Contract Rules

Washington AP reports Ralph Nader and Sen. William Proxmire criticize a proposed standard home loan contract drafted by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. They warn the forms could curb buyers rights, allow 30 day delinquency foreclosures, improper tax and insurance handling, and misuse of insurance payments for loan principal. Lenders defend the plan as stabilizing mortgage money.

Washington Ralph Nader Sen William Proxmire Federal National Mortgage Association Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Proxmire D-Wis Lewis E. Eaton U.S. Savings and Loan League Nader Fannie Mae Veteran's Administration Federal Housing Administration

Nation May Be Exposed To Chemicals

Washington AP reports scientists warn the population may face genetic damage from food additives and related chemicals. A Senate subcommittee heard a list of 100 substances used in foods drugs and pesticides with preliminary cancer and mutation risks.

Washington Senate Lawrence Fishbein National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Fishbein Food and Drug Administration Agriculture Department

Van Buren: First U.S.-born President in Almanac Note

The World Almanac recalls that Martin Van Buren, a Democrat, was the eighth U.S. president and the first born as a citizen of the United States. He was born in Kinderhook on December 5 1782.

Martin van Buren United States The World Almanac van Buren Kinderhook

Negro Sheriff Faces Civil Rights Charges in Alabama

Lu cius Amerson, Alabama's first Black sheriff since Reconstruction, and Deputy Richard Coleman Jr. were arraigned on civil rights charges after they allegedly beat prisoner Wilbert Dean Harris. Harris, who had disarmed two deputies and fired, was shot as officers fled the jail. Harris faces state charges of assault with intent to murder in the spring term. Alabama Attorney General Bill Baxley will defend Amerson, arguing a grave injustice if he is convicted.

Opelika Ala Macon County Lucius Amerson Amerson Richard Coleman Jr Alabama Alty Bill Baxley Bullock Greene Lowndes Baxley Amer Coleman Wilbert Dean Harris Harris Son State

Miami Jamaica Yacht Race Starts With Windward Passage Leading

Windward Passage, Mark Johnson's 73-foot ketch, led a fleet of 33 sailboats across eight-foot seas for the 11-mile Miami to Jamaica race. Close behind was American Eagle, Ted Turner’s 12-meter sloop, as the event began Friday.

Miami Mark Johnson Gulf Stream Miami-Jamaica American Eagle Ted Turner

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