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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
4
Cynthia Prevost will teach special education. She is a graduate of North Texas State University with an MA degree and a member of Sigma Alpha Eta.
A Dallas native, Bob Ferguson will teach special education. He is a Texas A&M graduate, ROTC and History Club member, and he and his wife Diane have one child.
Janie Villela will teach physical education at Baytown Junior School. A Southwest Texas State University graduate, she played on the volleyball team and received the Delta Psi Kappa Award.
Western traders see Washington easing stance as an early result of Ping-Pong diplomacy. The United States shifts to reenter a market where Free World rivals have grown more active, signaling a broader reopening and competition.
Census workers will visit households in the Baytown area next week to collect data. The effort will involve a cross section of residents, with representatives traveling from Fair Park to Kmart to reach households and complete the survey.
The Southwest faces growing air pollution from large coal plants including Four Corners and San Juan. TVA fights fly ash and sulfur dioxide with retrofits and new controls while federal involvement grows as a model for cleaner power in the region.
An AP analysis notes economists face a cautious outlook as 1972 politics loom. Businessmen show modest optimism for the next decade yet doubt near-term vigor, while consumer confidence skews down. Surveys suggest inflation, interest rates, and jobs could drive the campaign issue.
Dave Westerman of Nashville Tennessee sized up his final car payment by sending a giant check measuring six feet by three and a half feet. The check was enlarged per a magazine ad and mailed to Ford Motor Credit Co. It was accepted as negotiable after being cashed at a local bank.
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