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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
1
Police report that a burglar pried open a lock at the Baytown Athletic Club on Market Street and stole four sets of boxing gloves valued at 160 dollars. A lock combination fragment was found in the vicinity.
Mr and Mrs W E Masters returned from Rayville Louisiana where they attended the funeral of their nephew Charles Masters. The Bluestone Greenbrier and New Rivers are described as three of West Virginia's unpolluted rivers.
CBS summer replacement host Dave Garroway says he likes Southern California life and plans to remain in TV. He cites his Newcomers exposure, quitting a radio show, and interest in acting lessons while keeping options open for a midseason continuation and other TV projects amid a busy schedule.
Obituary notices report funeral services for Winfred Elzie Tuck Laughlin 0 of 6402 Farm Road 565 Chambers County scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Chapel with ministers from First Baptist Mont Belieu and Beach City. Laughlin died after a car crash on Interstate 10. Survivors include wife Debra Kay Laughlin and children in Baytown. Also listed are Robert Clyde Flowers 61 of 1003 Fleetwood with services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery, with multiple survivors and pallbearers. donations requested to American Cancer Society or Trinity Episcopal Church building fund.
Brunson Theater opens Wednesday with Blue Water, White Death. The documentary follows divers around the globe as they seek the Great White Shark, the sea’s top predator, offering compelling action and testimonies from diver producers.
Police investigate a burglary at City Councilman Charley C. Walker's real estate office at 6417 Bayway Drive. From Thursday noon to Friday 10 am a green bank pouch was taken containing 750 in cash and three checks including 260 from Highlands State Bank and two 500 checks from Peoples State Bank.
A barefoot burglar stole about 390 dollars worth of stereo equipment from the Robert E. Lee High School band hall. The break in was discovered Sunday night by Miss Carolyn Baker, the Lee Brigadier director, who found the hall broken into at 7 p.m. Don Muery, assistant band director, was alerted by officers. Police noted the intruder appeared to know what he wanted, as typewriters and adding machines were not taken. The thief left bare footprints.
Bath, England, famed spa town, traces its origins to Roman baths with early Greeks placing altars by mineral springs. The progression shows a transfer from sacred spring sites to elaborate bathing complexes across civilizations.
In Houston, a court session continued as judges and commissioners clashed over a former public official and a burned election equipment issue. Judge Elliott criticized a Chronicle report and tied it to a broader federal probe into interstate bribery and conspiracy involving former County Commissioner Red Ramsey.
Mrs. Wilma Roberts of Lake Charles memorial park cemetery. Millsap's body was taken to the Harris County Morgue by Sterling Ambulance Service of Dayton. Funeral arrangements are pending. Mrs. V. J. Trahan of Mittie are listed in the same notices.
Pakistan and China allied under regional treaties face shifting alignments as India and the Soviet Union accelerate diplomacy. A new Sino Indian pact bars military pacts against each other and urges multilateral arms control while stressing scientific and cultural cooperation. The article notes the U S Pakistan rift over arms supplies and a thaw between Beijing and Washington. Toledo to play first four football games at night.
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