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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
2
Dr G J Fonken from Texas University led a seminar at Esso Research and Engineering Baytown Center on the photochemistry of dienes. The department hosted the event to discuss reactions, mechanisms, and potential industrial applications.
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Mrs. Mabel Beatrice Lahmann 33 of 2510 Massey Tompkins Road died at 3 50 pm Wednesday in Houston hospitals. Native of Sharon she had lived in the area 22 years. Survived by husband John Lahmann of Baytown five sisters and one brother. Funeral 11 am Friday at Paul U Lee Funeral Home Chapel Rev Truman Howze officiating. Burial Cross Roads Cemetery Leggett with graveside service at 2 30 pm under Paul U Lee Funeral Home direction.
The Baytown Municipal Police Association requests completion and return of a form to P O Box 52 Baytown Texas 7752 Sincerely members of the Baytown Municipal Police Association.
The Baytown Police Association asks all citizens to respond to a salary survey as part of plans to request a pay raise. Acting president B B McKain thanks those who replied in last Friday’s Baytown Sun and urges full participation. The group cites salaries in other jobs and resignations for higher pay and better retirement as rationale. They also plan to visit clubs and organizations to discuss needs and reasons.
Protests continue over the Hive oyster source and prime fishing areas. Wingtet-Un Island is leased to the National Audubon Society as a bird sanctuary. Copies of the protest were sent to Ralph Yarborough Senator John Tower Representatives Eckhardt Brooks Brooks Allens and Joe Allens.
Eugene Carlson calls a meeting for Goose Creek Country Club youngsters at 10 a.m. Saturday at the club house. Tom Farmer and Tommy Paulsel discuss summer swimming and pool activities while Ted McCall and Bobby Brooks outline golfing plans. Officers will be elected and class directors named. Nominating slate includes Besperka er as president Bradley as vp Tichkner as treasurer Ramsey as secretary. Class representatives and Lee College attendees are urged to join.
Channelview Fire Department operates two stations with seven rolling stock pieces and six scuba divers. The volunteer force, established 1950, relies on donations and a water tap fee. Recent acquisitions include a 1965 John Bean 130 gallon/1000 pound foam truck, land purchases, and new stations. plans include a substation on Market Street and a grass-fire truck. Chief and officers listed, debt largely owed to local bank.
Texans weigh Gov Connally plan for 2 one year budget bills with no tax hike as lawmakers express mixed views in Austin. Speakers and senators comment on saving $50 million and avoiding a tax bill while fearing a political price in an election year.
Interset Car Wash organized by the Interact Club of Robert E. Lee High School will run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at St. Mark's Methodist Church, rescheduled from last week due to rain. Charm Course for adults begins April 26 at Baytown YMCA with morning or evening sessions focusing on weight, posture, and poise.
Baytown native STAFE SGT. David C Massey has arrived for duty at Wurtsmith AFB Michigan. He is assigned to the Strategic Air Command, America's long range nuclear bomber and missile force.
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