Rites Set Thursday For Dr. Brown 34
Services for Dr. John David Brown 34 assistant professor of mathematics at Southern Methodist University will be at 1 p m Thursday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James Manley officiating. He died of cancer at 2 20 a m Tuesday in a Houston hospital. He was a member of Highland Park Baptist Church in Dallas and former member of Cedar Bayou Baptist Church. He earned a PhD from North Texas State University in May 1971 and held BA and MA degrees from SMU. He taught 11 years in a summer NSF Seminar for high ability students at SMU and was active in math fraternities. He is survived by his parents and siblings. Burial in Hollywood Cemetery, Houston. Pallbearers listed from SMU department. honorary pallbearers from SMU mathematics staff.
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Southern Methodist University
Earthman Funeral Home
James Manley
Brown
Houston
Highland Park Baptist Church
Dallas
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Robert J. Lee High School
North Texas State University
SMU
National Science Foundation
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Pi Mu Epsilon
Phi Delta Kappa
Professionals Education Fraternity
American College Personnel Association
P.J. Brown
Baytown
John F. McClanahan
Mark Douglas
James David McClanahan
Charles Lloyd
Charles (Pakey) Lloyd
Nebraska
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Joseph P. O'Sullivan
Earthman Chapel
Pokey
Oklahoma
Arkansas
C. F. Lloyd
Kimberly Ann
Tammy Kay Lloyd
Bobby
Jimmy
Johnny
Gonzales
Willie Mae Wright
Earthman Houston
L.O. Weight
Funeral Home
Channelview Plans Bid Advertisements for New Primary School
Channelview School District moved to advertise for bids on a 1.2316 million dollar primary school to house 1000 pupils with open concept classrooms through second grade. Construction targets September start after October bond voter approval and March bond sale.
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Muril Hart
Channelview School Board
Wyatt C. Hedrick
Wayne Hamilton
Billy Hamblen
San Jacinto College Board of Regents
James B. Manley
College Board of Regents
Hershel Tate
Lindy Smith
Billy Neal
Neal
Sheldon
Tate
American National Insurance Co
Smith
Thesday
Baytown Planning Panel to review townhouse project agenda
The Baytown Planning Commission will consider a new townhouse development for preliminary approval at 7 p.m. Thursday in the city hall conference room. The panel will also review a recommendation to amend the subdivision ordinance to allow minor relocation of lot lines within recorded subdivisions without replatting.
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Baytown
Bond information and absentee clerk named
Anna Lee Cotten was named absentee clerk. Absentee rating will begin Aug. 20. Ballots will be available at the high school from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily for 20 days. Board President R. W. Dicks Johnson appointed Trustees Austin, Joseph and M.Q. Bradford to aid Granberry in publicizing the bond program.
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Anna Lee Cotten
R. W.dicks Johnson
Austin, Joseph
M.Q. Bradford
Granberry
Prohibition Eragang Violence and Chicago Murders
The World Almanac notes illegal liquor production and sale during Prohibition fueled multiyear gang warfare in the United States. Between 1919 and February 1, 1967 Chicago reportedly saw about 1,000 gang murders.
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United States
the World Almanac
Chicago
ICV Man Faces Theft Fire Charges Here
Curtis Eugene Baker, 18, of Channelview, faced felony theft and willful burning of a boat in Harris County court. He was jailed awaiting bond after allegedly stealing items from a 42-foot cabin cruiser owned by Clarence A. Platt of Houston at Riverside Inn dock, an incident that ended with the boat set ablaze to hide the theft.
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Curtis Eugene Baker
Channelview
Harris County
Wesley Schulten
Justice of the Peace N
Morrison
Schulten
Clarence A. Platt
Houston
Riverside Inndock
Baker
Thefts Burden Baytonians Reported by Police
Multiple thefts rocked Baytonians this week with Frances Holt reporting a stolen wallet checkbook and papers from a car. H C Andrews said a radiator and fan shroud valued at 137.50 were stolen from a car at Hugh Wood Ford, with 64 damages. Gene Johnson reported a motorcycle stolen from Humble Credit Union Jet on Market.
Foreign language teaching praised in Moscow schools
Specialized Moscow schools boast strong foreign language teaching with Tass noting graduates speak English or German fluently as if they had lived years abroad in New York or Hamburg.
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Moscow
Tass
New York
Hamburg
Funeral Notices for James W Nelson and others in Baytown Houston
James William Nelson 88 of Houston died Tuesday at Buckner Baptist Haven. He lived in Baytown since 1919 and moved to Houston recently. Survived by four sons, two daughters, a brother, 19 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Memorial Baptist Church with graveside rites by Cedar Bayou Lodge. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Also listed are services for Charles Lloyd 12, Pakey Lloyd, and Otto H Wright with details of deaths, survivors, and funeral arrangements in Houston area.
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James W. Nelson
James William Nelson
Houston
Buckner Baptist Haven
Baytown
Stanfield Lodge No
Af&am
Denton
Tex
Memorial Baptist Church
Tom W. Nelson
Robert N. Nelson
Dallas
James M
Jim) Nelson
Joseph R. Nelson
Mattie Howard
Conroe
Gordon McCorkle
Manett
Dudley
el Dorado
A. L. Jordon
Edward Thiele
Cedar Bayou Lodge No. 321
Leftist prison raid frees guerrillas and hijacks jetliner
In Argentina a prison raid killed two guards and wounded one, freeing 23 guerrillas who later hijacked a jetliner carrying six escapees to Chile with 96 passengers and crew. Other items note pipeline appeals, retiree poverty, a SALT inquiry, school finance overhaul, and Nixon at Camp David.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chile
Boyle Finds More Surprises In Mail Column
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys reader mail with wry observations on everyday life. He notes Americans eat over 11 billion pounds of bread annually and cites quirks from coin collecting to Paris Bastille myths, with a satirical take on government taxation impacts.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
America
U.S
Bastille
Paris
Baytown Council Debates Service Charge Hike For General
Baytown officials clash over proposed service charge increases. Councilmen note a city hired expert advocacy for a 10 percent rise, yet customers see 10 to 40 percent bumps. Chappell warns higher charges delay further requests, while Mayor Walker and others seek balanced revenue and future franchise options.
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Chappell
Glen Walker
Allen Cannon
San Angelo
Council Requests Report on Cable TV Franchise Compliance
Baytown city council urged Atty Neel Richardson to prepare briefing on cable television statutes. Allen Cannon, former Channel 3 franchise advocate, urged investigation of Cablevision compliance after Channel 3 local programming segment was canceled last week.
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Atty. Neel Richardson
Baytown
Allen Cannon
Cablevision
Channel 3
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