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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1965
Page
6
James E. Walker, unsuccess ful candidate from District 2 for the city council, thanked his friends for votes in the primary. He appreciated the campaign and said he will support Donnie Hullum in District 3 and Raymond Donnelly in District 6 for the council races.
In this installment Bay town Education Association compares two salary plans for 1985-66. The STA plan is a one year raise averaging 405 dollars per teacher costing 42 million, with 33.6 million state and 8.4 million local funds. The governor favors a 10 year plan averaging 154 dollars per teacher, costing 20 million with local districts bearing 14 million and state 6 million, and includes merit pay and tuition for teachers. The analysis argues the STA plan leaves teachers better off over four to six years and warns the governor plan shifts costs to locals while failing to close the national gap.
Goodyear's grand opening at the new Goodyear Service Store at 02 W. Texas features a prize segment with GE televisions for several winners. Names include Mrs Billy W Phillips and Mrs G C Green for televisions, Kenneth Yielding for a vacuum cleaner, and Harold McBride for aluminum cookware. additional winners and wheel balance services appear in the list, with prizes to be collected at the store through Saturday.
Richard Morris, 26, is detained on charges of beating his blind wife. A Weatherford couple found Mrs Morris in a ditch Sunday with multiple injuries after a Friday night disappearance. Morris claimed the injuries were an accident and he left her fearing she was dead.
Rayon retires after a long career at Humble Oi and Refining Co. Baytown Refinery. He joined Humble in 1928 in the refinery pipe department, later serving in the refinery cart center. He spent years in oil fields as a pipeline and construction worker before moving with family from Orange to Baytown as a child. Now at retirement, he plans little beyond time at home, with occasional fishing with grandsons and a son-in-law, who recently bought a new boat.
Plans and specifications for a Baytown Housing Authority elderly housing project release Wednesday. The development includes about 27,175 square feet with 27 living units, laundry storage, site work, and a general contract covering concrete, steel, wood, and finishes. engineering firms Ralph and Associates and Robert and Associates oversee design.
Houston police report Humble's Delayen, head of crude oil operations, found dead in his home with a single shotgun blast to the chest. Autopsy ordered as investigators treat the case as possibly accidental. wife found him preparing to return guns to the den.
Mrs. Jetsephine Williams of Beaumont was struck by debris when a plane crashed while she fished a canal near her home on Monday. She was in good condition later at a Beaumont hospital. A Baytown boy, age 14, escaped injury. police apprehended a juvenile near Horace Mann Junior High after a stolen motor scooter incident. The report also mentions an investigation by the Harris jury and notes from the security Probation Department.
Stamp fans anticipate a five cent Churchill issue with a first day at Fulton Missouri on May 1 and the May 13 anniversary of his Iron Curtain warning. The Baytown Stamp Club plans an April 22 meeting at Sterling Library with talks, trading, and potential Confederate stamps and Venezuelan Caribbean topics among wide stamp interests.
John C. Walding announces retirement after decades in the lumber and refinery sectors. The Livingston native and deacon at Second Baptist Church plans to split time between Baye Tawa and Livingston, open an ice cream shop, and pursue summer home life at a Livingston residence. He and Mrs Walding will divide their time between towns and have ideas for local business ventures.
Two Kingfins received picture honors as Beelea and Hamiltedr members of Sythe chap tar ship club gathered at Gull Cosst Council Club in Bastown. Awards featured contributions from Gulfeste pudinshung Lo Sealy and Tonk cenel Th mndensater ecit puants Nard with several meet fe Bis roS series. Phrases referenced Spring Ley Warrue Hannl and Mert receiving two for tees dees ations in Texas, Floryia.
Novosad ends 38 year service at local refinery in Pumping and Gauging department. He and his wife plan a quiet retirement on Hall Bayou near Ata Lama, with seven cabins built for family use. His sons will help in fishing and rural life as they settle into Ravtewn area relations and local ties.
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