Two Car Crashes Injure Two In City Weekend
Over the weekend two separate car accidents left two people hospitalized. Janet Faye Hammonds, 18, of Pasadena, riding with Neal Allen Jackson Jr., slowed to turn onto Missouri Street when Ches ter Chester James, also of Pasadena, allegedly veered onto the right shoulder and struck Jackson's northbound vehicle on Highway 146.
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Pasadena
Chester Chester James
Hammonds
Neal Allen Jackson Jr
Missouri Street
James
Jackson
Cambodia Reds Take Post As U S Bombs Area
Khmer Rouge fighters press a two day battle near Phnom Penh while U S bombing continues. Paratroopers at Skoun fend off assaults as insurgents shell Tuo Leap and the airport defenses. Information Minister Sam Chhum vows peace with honor and Cambodia appeals for aid. Sihanouk claims planes await to evacuate Lon Nol and top officials if Phnom Penh falls.
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Khmer Rouge
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Skoun
Upj
Lmale
Nathaniel Cain
Baytown
Baytown Ambu
Lance Service
Tuo Leap
U.S
Thailand
South Vietnam
Norodom Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Sirk Matek
Tarn
Sihanouk
Pyongyang
Four Charged In JP Court Drug Cases
Police arrested four young men after their car weaved in traffic on Harvard. Mitchell A. Rodger Jay L. Anderson and John T. Rippel released on $1000 bonds for three counts of possession. Robert W. Albright freed on $1000 bonds for marijuana narcotic paraphernalia and $3800 for dangerous drugs. All four, aged 18, faced Justice of the Peace N. O. Morrison's court.
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Harvard
Mitchell A. Rodger
Jay L. Anderson
John T. Rippel
Robert W. Albright
Justice of the Peace N. O. Morrison
New Sanctuary At Huffman Church Set
Huffman Baptist Church plans a new sanctuary with an office area at 25303 Crosby Huffman Road. Architects Ralph M. Buffington and Braden McAllister will release plans and specifications late this month to bidders. The one story with balcony will cover about 9000 square feet with steel framing masonry and stucco walls. Krahl and Gaddy Inc. is the structural engineer and Jocelin and Henderson Inc. the mechanical engineer.
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Huffman
Huffman Baptist Church
Crosby-Huffman Road
Ralph M. Buffington
Braden McAllister
Krahl and Gaddy, Inc
Jocelin and Henderson, Inc
Veterinarians Attend Texas A&M Seminar
Dr. James G. Richards of 6531 Bayway Drive and Dr. R. D. Howe of 604 Park Street attended a veterinary seminar at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine to advance professional training and share insights.
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James G. Richards
Bayway Drive
R. D. Howe
Park St
College of Veterinary
Jm Medicine
Texas A&m Univers
Gander Booster Club to elect officers at meeting
The Gander Booster Club will hold a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting in the high school cafeteria to elect new officers for the upcoming year.
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Gander Booster Club
Harris County to hear sanity claim in mass murder case
Henley’s attorney said he will request a court move for a psychiatric evaluation by a doctor of the youth’s choosing and seek to keep the trial in Harris County. The case ties a Houston boat shed to the slayings connected to Dean Corll with Brooks also charged in one murder.
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Charles Melder
State District Court
George Walker
Melder
Melcher
Harris County
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West Texas
John Hoyt
Houston
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Lewis Otter
Chambers County
High Island
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Chambers
Jefferson Counties
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R. E. Culberson
Jefferson County
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Tex
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Corll
Yer
Everett Waldrop
Atlanta
Harry Lynn Waldrop
Donald Edward Waldrop
Marty Ray Jones
Charles Cary Cobole
San Augustine County
William Ray Lawrence
Cobble
Jones
Lawrence
Dogwood Field Notes Explain Short Form Dagger
A curious note clarifies that the name dog in dogwood is an abbreviation for dagger, linking a plant term to a weapon word in local lore. The comment highlights language roots and regional usage.
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Dogwood
Phase 4 wage price rules begin nationwide
The nation adopts Phase 4 wage price regulations with limited rules from President Nixon allowing small and medium firms to raise prices to cover costs since late 1972. Texas reports 24 deaths from weekend motor crashes and a 40 violent deaths toll by late Monday morning. Senator George McGovern argues Nixon victory and Watergate disclosures may benefit the country more than a McGovern win would have.
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Austin
Texas
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Juvenile Officers Handle Runaway Reports Under Public Service
Short said a juvenile officer follows up on information and submits an investigation report. Juvenile courts have advised the department that runaways per se are public service and do not justify classifying runaways as a violation of juvenile laws.
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Short
Hartman TV appearance on mass transit plan announced
A replay of Sun Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman's interview on Channel 13 will air at sign-off time late Monday and again between 6 and 6 30 a.m. Tuesday. The interview features KTRK TV's John Montgomery discussing the mass transit plan.
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Mass Transit
Sun
Fred Hartman
Channel 13
Ktrktv
John Montgomery
Board to consider 1972-73 budget and bids Monday
Ubudget continues with high prime lending rate concerns as trustees meet Monday to approve an amended 1972-73 budget and to receive bids on custodial and office supplies. The board will consider a park contract with Baytown for Horace Mann Junior School campus and audio-visual center. Resignations, elections, and staff assignments changes are on the agenda along with a boundary change protest by James Carnes between Horace Mann and Cedar Bayou Junior Schools.
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UDGET
Baytown
Horace Mann Junior School
L Audio
James Carnes
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
Fall registration at Lamar University announced
Lamar University will hold fall semester registration from August 29 to 31. Students register based on the first letter of their last name.
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Lamar University
Palsy Center Board Accepts Resignation and Secretary Change
During the August meeting the Baytown Cerebral Palsy and Crippled Children's Treatment Center board accepted the resignation of Mrs Raymond Cleveland who served as board member and secretary. Mrs H D Millar was elected new secretary and an election to fill Mrs Cleveland's board seat was scheduled for Sept 12. Mrs Cleveland left Baytown with her husband, former Lee College president.
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Baytown
Baytown newspaper postal and subscription notice
Public notice detailing postal class, publication schedule, and mailing address for Baytown area newspaper. Includes rates per year and per issue, with a note on mail and newspaper distribution at Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. Represents national advertising services and coastal publications.
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Ayman
Texas
Nsst
Ac of
Congress
UST Memorial
Baytown
P.O Sas
Bay Town
Seruce
Coastal Publications
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