Car Emission Controls To Cost Owners
A garbled news snippet outlines new emission controls likely to raise costs for vehicle owners. It references the impact on a broad audience and hints at regulatory shifts affecting the automotive market.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1973
Page
1
A garbled news snippet outlines new emission controls likely to raise costs for vehicle owners. It references the impact on a broad audience and hints at regulatory shifts affecting the automotive market.
Henry Taylor leads the Baytown Elks Lodge as the new treasurer amid local fraternal events and community duties. The report notes a restructuring within the lodge and names briefly indicate associated officers.
Local rodeo star readies for a Baytown event at the nightspot Tiki. The rider plans to showcase skills in timed events and earn top prizes.
Services for Mrs. Rosa Alice Wood aged 81 of 108 Live Oak Baytown will be held at 2 pm Sunday at First Christian Church. She died Saturday at a Baytown nursing home. Survivors include husband Emmett C Wood two sons J B Wood and Eldon Wood a daughter Geraldine Cleveland a brother Herbert Brows two sisters Etul Ransom and Clen Moore four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial Monday in Richland Springs Cemetery. Pallbearers listed and donations urged to American Cancer Society or First Christian Church.
Three men were injured Friday night when a car attempting to cross a railroad track in the BNA block of South Main was struck by a Missouri Pacific train. Pulido and two occupants suffered injuries and were taken to Ben Taub Hospital in Houston for treatment.
The LC Band plans a community concert next Monday at 8 40 in Bandit Hall. Featured performers include John Hunt Mary Jane Kees and Eli Jean Nettles with students Bill Badeaux Becky Eval Janes Herbert and Robby Hurphies joining the program. Local officers Morrison Me Maton David Minter and Jann Roberts will attend.
Gary Balmain is listed as the son of retired M and Mrs LeRoy Balmain alongside references to Lare H Cynthia and Mrs Merri in what appears to be a training or personnel note from an air force related item. The readable fragments suggest a roster or acknowledgment entry.
The Astrodome opening night features fans expected around 35,900 as the Astros host a ceremonial event. The program includes POWs honored by Mayor and County Judge, national anthem, and autographed baseballs from Astros and opponents given to POWs and families.
Dayton notes report an auto accident involving Mr and Mrs James Fortune and Neta Walker returning from Houston where they visited Curtis King in Dayton. King, a Dayton resident, was injured in an industrial accident and is a Hermann Hospital patient. Thomas Branton earned a juris doctor from the University of Mississippi after the fall term. He is a Dayton High School graduate. Don Fowler remains hospitalized under care after surgery at St Luke’s Houston. Shirley Justice admitted to John Sealy Hospital Galveston for surgery. Herschel Merkle is recovering from a heart attack at Dayton Memorial Hospital. Mrs Helen Allen of Baytown visits aunt Mrs B A Tipton. Martin Olson of North Dakota visits Dr and Mrs Reginald Wilson in Dayton. The J W Boothe family of Beaumont and Danny Harris of Sour Lake plus Susan and John Dreemer of Houston visit the Tipton home.
Lee College hosts a busy week with events including the American Association for Higher Education conference on accountability, a free concert by the Lee College Concert Band, and visits from Huffman and Sterling high schools. Seminars by the Texas Safety Association and International Research and Development are also planned in Campus venues.
Baytowns teenage defensive driving program received national recognition after an article in Traffic Safety Magazine praised its impact on teen traffic violators. The feature credits the program and the broader defensive driving promotion in Baytown for clearing up misunderstandings and improving driver behavior.
The Dayton Lions Club hosts a fish fry on Saturday from 6 to 9 PM at Stephen F. Austin Cafetorium. Tickets are $2.50 for all you can eat.
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