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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
1
Physician on call in ERs is rotated while patients without a family physician rely on emergency care. Regular doctors are called first and data show a 15 percent drop in ER visits after an education program. Similar studies in Rochester Chicago and Boston suggest education can steer people to seek care from private physicians during office hours.
Rosenbaum seeks funds in the city budget for cleanup projects while Mayor Gentry notes summer workers lack heavy machinery skills and should focus on painting. The article also mentions synthetic vitamins having similar effects to natural ones.
Daniel Inouye, a Hawaii Democrat with a combat wounded past, has risen from local politics to the U S Senate. He serves on key committees and gained national attention as a Watergate figure, while confronting racial prejudice and pursuing influence in national affairs.
A man, aged 40 to 50, was struck and killed while crossing the westbound Interstate 10 near Crosby Lynchburg Road. Police identified the driver as Norman Neuhauser of Houston who stopped at the scene. The victim carried a Bible inscribed to Curtis Griggs from Assembly of God Church. Fingerprint identification is being pursued. call 228-8311 extension 7191 with any information. The victim’s past remains unknown. he was a first generation American with Japanese American heritage. He wore high top zippered shoes, and the body was hit by several vehicles, complicating identification. Authorities noted difficulties in identifying due to body mutilation.
SMU President Dr. Paul Hardin will teach a fall course for first year law students in torts at the SMU School of Law to stay connected with students and faculty. He previously taught at Duke University and held faculty rank at SMU since 1972.
A U S Air Force officer testified that he was secretly ordered to falsify reports of tactical air strikes by American fighters deep into Cambodia as late as April 1971.
Baytown leaders profile prominent engineer and family details while noting board actions at the meeting. Peterson serves on Texas Air Control Board advisory and is secretary of the Texas Section of the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers. The board will name a new academic dean with Jim Sturgeon remaining as dean of instruction and three deans reporting to him.
The council plans to contact a county health official to explore a possible health hazard. The next council meeting on August 20 will feature a public hearing on a proposed 167958 dollar budget. Bobby Joe Austin was appointed city auditor. Ditch cleaning duties were discussed and the council will seek to be placed on the commissioners agenda to hear county intentions. Lannie proposed health ordinances on property maintenance and trash clearance. voting on these ordinances will occur later.
Baytown Planning Commission approved services for Mrs Phyllis Fairchild 98 with construction plans for Hemlock Court Patio Morrell at 2 p.m. at Funeral Home Chapel. City hall meeting Monday approved two lots on Hemlock Drive as consistent with area plans. Led by Rev Milton Ford and Rev Roy, with details on parcel size east of Hemlock Drive.
Plans panel approves townhouse project including a private street easement for ingress and egress. Engineers from Municipal Engineering Co. present, with S contributions by Strahan Harson King Mundinger Holland and Park arriving after adjournment. Local burial at Cedar Crest. prospective buyers tied to Paul U. Lee Funeral Home arrangements. Also notes Une de Mai enters Roosevelt Raceway International Trot on August 25.
AP wires report multiple items across cities. A federal judge declines to sentence six women arrested near the White House amid claimed White House pressure. Humphrey weighs in on Watergate era implications. Rennie Taylor AP writer dies at 77 in Santa Rosa. A court order may interrupt Hardin Jefferson School Board busing plans and start of classes. Spiro Agee under investigation for possible crimes but denies wrongdoing. Exxon contends East Texas Field production cuts threaten $120 million annual impact. U S bombing in Phnom Penh yields hundreds dead and wounded. Sweden cited as having Europe’s highest living standard.
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