Promotions and staffing changes noted in Baytown schools
The article outlines promotions and new positions in Baytown area schools. It mentions Hill’s 13 years teaching locally, prior principal duties in Richards, Texas, and degrees from Sam Houston. It notes a principal-in-training role and a head teacher aid for Alamo and Austin, with Beth McDowell named for the position. It also reports Lexington, Kentucky item about a boy complimenting a girl on a wristwatch after Sunday School.
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Hill
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Kelly Martin
Alamo
Beth McDowell
Tunnel crash halts traffic after jackknife
A truck jackknife caused a tunnel blockage with mechanical failure cited by company officials. Traffic was stopped until the vehicle was moved and diesel flushed. Police and sheriff's deputies managed the scene. Gerald Cunningham, 4, was found safe after three hours inside a clothes dryer during a neighborhood search.
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Harris County Sheriff's Department
Dayton, Ohio
Gerald Cunningham
Gerald
Budget talks heat up as school district eyes Aug hearing
The district reviews a 1969 70 draft budget with a $404 million tax roll and a proposed 1.50 operations tax rate expected to raise about $5.94 million. New classrooms and staff include 16 teachers, 20 kindergartners, 160 paraprofessionals, and four clerical workers. An electric bill surge, due to full operation of new AC units, could raise costs by about $75,000. The plan also adds $75,000 for maintenance and $100,000 for replacement equipment, while salaries for many staff remain to be finalized. The board weighs funding for extracurricular positions and potential reorganizations, with some new roles uncertain.
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Burglary and Theft Reported In Baytown
Baytown police investigated a home burglary and a felony theft after Freeman B. Pruett reported his residence on 804 W. Sterling burglarized. Losses include guns and furniture valued over 4000 dollars with prior 1965 burglary losses of cash and jewelry totaling 7000 dollars. A Bayshore Construction site on Ward Road and Naveille Street also reported stolen steel cable and floodlights valued around 170 dollars. Iodine and milk of magnesia are being extracted from sea water.
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W. Sterling
Pruett
Betty Stokley
Sherwood Drive
Bayshore Construction Co
Wade Road
Ward Road
Naveille Street
Highlands Residents Fight Baytown Incorporation Boundaries
Highlands residents and leaders vocally oppose Baytown City Council limits on their incorporation bid. They say the 3000 foot river corridor would divide the community along the San Jacinto, leaving churches and clubs out and threatening home areas. Leaders pledge to pursue further action, possibly Harris County action, to allow an election.
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Final Rites For Baytonian Mother Of Mrs Sylvester
Funeral services were held for Mrs. C. H. Lilian Lewis 76 of Houston at Settegast Kopf with Walter Symonds reading. Burial followed at Memorial Oaks Cemetery. She died Saturday night at home and is survived by her husband C. H. Lewis of Houston, another daughter Mrs J H Riggs, and grandchildren including John Sylvester of Baytown and Mrs James Mashburn of Midland.
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Lilian) Lewis
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Last Rites For Father Of Baytown Woman
Funeral services were held for Noland H. Raus 69 at Broadway Funeral Home Galveston after death at John Sealy Hospital. Burial followed in Galveston Memorial Park with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Gladys Raus two daughters Jo Anne Wren and Mrs William Williams and son John Andrew Raus plus several grandchildren.
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Raus
Cleveland
Ohio
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Galyvester
Gladys Raus
Jo Anne Wren
Wortham
Tex
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Houston
Fancy Food Show Opens In New York
The 15th annual National Fancy Food and Confection show opened in New York with 700 companies and 11 foreign nations. Vendors touted hippo meat in 434 ounce cans and novelty items like toon rocks while foreign exhibitors showcased items such as instant noodles from Japan.
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Open Door Baptist Honors Pastor Veal At Anniversary Dinner
Open Door Baptist Church celebrated Rev. A. G. Veal with an anniversary dinner marking his second year as pastor. A Texas College of Theology graduate and former teacher, Veal has pastored in Fort Worth and Aldine and led a church beautification program that drew praise for the church’s improved appearance. Parishioner Jake Parrish praised Veal’s wisdom and leadership through trials and plenty. Veal told congregants his heart and life are with Open Door and he loves each member.
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Veal
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Meir May Visit Milwaukee As Part Of September Tour
Milwaukee may join Mrs. Golda Meir's U S itinerary in September as her childhood home area. Yitzhak Leor says Milwaukee is the prime local priority after Washington New York and Los Angeles. Mrs Meir, educated in Milwaukee schools, was invited by Bayside residents via Mayor Henry Meier’s May invitation. Nixon flies to Camp David for brief stay and dinner with Cabinet members then meetings with Chancellor Kiesinger.
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Napoleon Still Top Hero In French Love
Paris AP report notes Napoleon remains France’s most admired figure with 35 of every 100 polled naming him the greatest, outranking Louis XIV and Joan of Arc. Parisians buy Napoleon books, wear tributes, and celebrate his Aug 15 birth bicentennial as government plans imperial displays.
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Bonaparte
Louis XIV
Juan of Arc
Charlemagne
Charles de Gaulle
United States
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Son of a Star novel review and March of Dimes note
Andrew Munsels Putnam novel Son of a Star explores Jewish motivation for independence through the Simon Bar Kochba revolt against the Romans with research filled fiction. The piece notes early detection and treatment advances for inborn errors of body chemistry enabling many children to lead normal lives, per the March of Dimes.
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Putnam
Simon Bar Kochba
Meisels
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