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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

3

Baytonians' Rabbit and 100 Chickens Slain by Dogs

Mrs. B. C. Rocha reports a savage dog attack on their Baytown yard killing Snowball the rabbit and more than 100 chickens at 1221 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road. Neighbors recall frequent losses from a roaming pack of dogs, with no apparent hunger. Tech details note sightings of two or three remaining birds and a next-door sheep hurt. Mrs Rocha plans burial and later adopts a German Shepherd for protection.

Wanda Orton B. C. Racha Cedar Bayou Lynch- ‘Burg Road Bradley Rocha Snowball Lynchburg Road

Strike Fails To Cut Ford Motor Sales

DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co reports first quarter profits of 169 million dollars up 37 percent from a year earlier despite a 65 day strike by British Ford workers. The per share earnings are 1.57, the fourth highest first quarter in the company’s history.

Detroit Ford Britain Ford Motor Co

Trustees OK $44 186 In School District Supplies

The school board approved spending 44 186.06 on custodial and maintenance supplies and equipment and accepted bids from several firms for items to be purchased as quantities are determined. B&L Floor Co of Houston led with 8 056.80, Apollo Paper Co. and Century Paper Co. of Houston won multiple bids, Lyons Supply of Baytown and others shared in the awards for paper towels, bags, brushes, mats, and related items.

Johnella Boynton Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co B&l Floor Company of Houston Lyons Supply Baytown Apollo Paper Co Century Paper Co Apollo Century Aircline Products Ft. Worth American Desk Temple Auto Parts Briggs Feed and Hardware Brawner Paper Co Briggs-Weaver of la Porte Britton-Cravens Lumber Co Champion Restaurant of Gulf Cleaning and Laundry of Gulf Coast Electric Gulf Chemical Economics Laboratory of Huntington Laboratory of Houston Popcorn and Supplies Lone Star Brush and Chemical of Dallas Peden Industrial of State Supply of Texas Department of Corrections

No Phones Helped Out Man's Home

In Hicksville New York Caleb Hornbostel an architect ditched the house telephone last November He says the switch improved life though his 14 year old son and 15 year old daughter disliked the policy His wife a state social worker supported the change noting frequent squabbling over the line The family now uses pay phones or visits friends for calls Martha has even taken a part time job and Hornbostel says the phone was rarely useful to him with late night calls and line fights ending in a noisy mess The change brought a calmer home and fewer interrupted moments at work

Hicksville N.Y Caleb Hornbostel Hornbostel Joel Martha Hormbostel

Death Row Prisoner Advises Manson On San Quentin

A death row inmate wrote a five page letter to Manson advising him how to handle life on death row. The writer predicts rough treatment due to publicity and notes inmates view hippies as outcasts similar to minorities. The letter was sent to Paul Fitzgerald, Manson's defense attorney, who declined to reveal the writer's name. Manson, 36, awaits trial on further murder charges after a brief San Quentin visit. Wood framing remains the dominant material in eight in ten American homes.

Los Angeles San Quentin Death Row Charles Manson Sharon Tate Paul Fitzgerald Manson Fitzgerald An Quentin

Marine Private Kenneth Mangum Graduates From San Diego Recruit Depot

Marine Private Kenneth J Mangum the son of Mr. and Mrs Delbert Mangum of 205 South Street completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego California He later attended Southwest Texas State University at San Marcos.

Kenneth Jd. Mangum Sen Delbert Mangum South St Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif Southwest Texas State University San Marcos

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