Services Held For Kin Of Baytonians
Services for Mrs. Annie Mae Hull of Carthage were held Saturday. She died Friday morning. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Charles C. Pool of Baytown and Mrs. B J Van Sandt of Dallas, a son Robert A Hull of Carthage, two brothers Claude Hill and Tom Black Hill of Carthage, grandchildren Pat and Mike Pool and Mrs Rick Horsey of Baytown, Susan and Stanley Van Sandt of Dallas, Joe Judy and Kay Hull of Carthage, great grandchildren Mark Horsey Ashley Rote and Stephen Cunningham. Donations to memorial fund at First Baptist Church of Baytown.
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Kay Hull
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Trail of Death continues as search teams uncover remains
A group of newsmen and law officers accompanied by Henley and Brooks observed digging along a beach road near Port Arthur. Prisoners aided the search as a bag with lime and human bones appeared in a shallow grave, followed by head fragments in a second spot. The scene repeated with a third grave sighting.
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Shocking Dig Near Beaumont Campground Reveals No Bodies
Reporter recalls covering a grim scene as prisoners, newsmen, and lawmen hunted for graves but found only digging through sandy trenches at a Beaumont area campsite. The scene remained eerie as a peaceful family moved their camping site amid the search.
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City Home Builders oppose interest hike
Joe Ayler, president of the Baytown home builders association, says Nixon's proposals to lift the interest rate ceiling will raise monthly payments and threaten the housing market. He notes loans are already high and warns the industry will push to reverse the measure if enacted, with immediate effects on homebuilding.
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Baytown approves eight street projects funded by revenue sharing
Baytown City Council on Thursday night approved eight street improvement projects. The $161,986 allocated for street work covers the entitlement period January 1 through June 30. Projects include Kentuky from Florida to Louisiana, McKinney from Highway 1460 Massey-Tompkins, Woodlawn from East Foyle to Narville, North Ashbel from Hunnicutt to Marion, Danubria from East James to Ward Road, Ridgway from Pond Circle to Bay Shore, Jasmine from Holly to Tanglewood, and Tanglewood from North Holly to Robins Road.
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Ward Road
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Journalism program costs and restructuring discussed by college
In 1972-73 the program cost $2,783.96, part of a trend from $10,059.30 in 1968-69 when 15 semester hours were listed but only 11 students enrolled in one class. The Lee Log yearbook was dropped, replaced by two issues of Reflections to spark interest. Dr. Sturgeon, dean of instruction, advocated moving journalism courses to the English department with student publications overseen by the director of community information. The administration continues to experiment to find the best approach. Mrs. Ellen Spitler was assigned to teach journalism within English, while earlier plans mentioned Mrs. Anderson part time and a non-degreed supervisor for publications.
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Funeral service for Mrs Sarah Winfree of Cove
Amanda Winfree 91 a Cove native dies at Golden Age Manor Homes in Houston. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev H Rudy Pace officiating. She leaves son Cecil W Winfree and daughter Violet Shelton among three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Pallbearers include grandsons James Alvin Brown Earl Craig Brown and Ernest Ben Winfree Jr. Arrangements by Paul A Lee Funeral Home Baytown.
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Cecil Lee Bushwam
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Earl Craig Brown
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Community Bible Talks Begin Here at the Community Building
Two non denominational Bible lecture series led by Middle East expert Marguerite Schuhart will start in September at 2487 Market. The Ministry of Op will run 1 3 to 4 30 p m Sept 10 14 while The Early Prophets takes 7 to 9 p m Sept 10 15. Tuition is 20 per series with half price for under 20 and 4 50 for a single lecture. Husband wife or both series cost 36. Advance payment favored by Aug 18. Schuhart tours and lectures on the Bible across the United States and researches archaeology and history in the Middle East.
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Body found as police link robbery motive in trio case
SLAIN found Rollman’s body in edited account. Barr said Lewis walked about two miles to Baroid Co. guard shack where sheriff’s officers were called. Detectives cite robbery as motive after money and a car were taken. no suspects in custody. Authorities seek details on church Rollman attended and direction of the trio.
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Brazil may shed U.S. aid as economy grows fast
Our World Today reports a government study suggesting Brazil with Latin America’s fastest growing economy and its own aid program may no longer require direct U.S. economic assistance. SPACE CENTER Houston Skylab 2 crew focus on Earth resources survey after capturing a rare solar image.
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Hospital remarks highlight staffing and finances at luncheon
Hospital officials described operations across operating rooms, ICUs, blood banks and psychiatric care while stressing the core mission to aid patients and families. An auditor noted a net deficit as revenue totaled 3.56 million and expenses 3.61 million for the year. A celebration with Bishop Copeland was planned before his death.
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Mary Cushman
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Goals Plan Controled From Page
Education committee outlines goals with co chairman Harry Holmes and secretary Ima Muston. Other members include Wayne Hanson Joe Horeczy Bill Bridges Mary Wilbanks Doug Stewart Tory Campos M L Watts Stasney and more.
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Wayne Hanson
Joe Horeczy
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Mary Wilbanks
Doug Stewart
Tory Campos
M. L. Watts
Theft at Big Chief Super Market Shocks Baytown
Police report thieves stole bacon canned hams cigarets and coffee from Big Chief Super Market 6400 Bayway Drive between midnight and 4 a.m. Saturday. Entry was through the front door with two separate vehicle trips. tires left tracks and boxes dragged through wet grass. Loss included $70 cash six $4 watches imitation jewelry and cigarets valued at least $500 with no total loss estimate yet.
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