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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
2
A notice from a local paper lists funeral arrangements for a 65 year old man known as Hill. The service is scheduled for Wednesday at the family church, with relatives gathered to honor his memory and celebrate his life.
A federal suit claims Ter car movie group conspired to control exhibitors and crushing competition. Plaintiffs allege agreements to divide markets and block screenings, seeking damages and injunctions to halt alleged anti competitive practices.
Odessa city manager Manald Nelgibors to become general manager of the Subsidence Histelet Seph, replacing Ed Wagoner who left July 1 for Tyler. Nelgibors, listed in Who's Who in the Southwest and Who's Who in Texas, studied at Texas Tech and previously served as city manager in Carrollton and Wichita.
A kitchen fire damaged CHICCAINS BY the kitchen Hibpe after moonlight Monday at Chess Ramirex s Weare 208 Hulble. Fire department reports no serious injuries.
A Friday carnival to aid the Muscular Dystrophy Association runs 4 to 6 pm at Mt Tinkerbell Day Care Center 900 Thaker Road. Ginger Porter and Karen Buckner organize, with Teresa Prankin Dona-Newberry Tronda Gigout and Phyllis John assisting. Proceeds support muscular dystrophy research and related diseases. For details call 1424 8469.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a Lee College class set and related items. It mentions Cadet and SRO context, the Be trial, and a study with sports practice, but most details are garbled. The text references WIT-T% LL Bulletin and unsettled dates or specifics, providing little usable factual content.
A garbled funeral notice references Feteph Ietam and related individuals. It notes services at a cemetery and a rosary recitation, with unclear names and locations. The text mentions a hospital and military ties, listing several surnames and places in a muddled manner.
Thaytown police filed charges against Luther Clyde Mulkey Jr for felony burglary of a building related to a prior home burglary at 174 Wigshire last month. Detectives recovered some property and set bond. In a separate case a 22-year-old Baytown man was arrested for possession of marijuana after police obtained a search warrant finding a jar of marijuana in his apartment.
Joe Frazier says he would fight Muhammad Ali again, seeking a rematch within two years. He predicts a return at a suitable time, with plans to train hard and reclaim the belt, while acknowledging critics and asserting his readiness for the challenge.
City officials discuss the proposed budget affecting water rates slated for Oct 1 pending council approval. The plan adds two IT positions, authorizes a 5 percent salary raise with a further step increase, and proposes a merit bonus option for department heads to reward performance.
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus, 67, underwent a temporary heart pacemaker at Baptist Medical Center after a Friday admission. Spokesmen said his condition was stable as doctors prepared the device. The report notes Faubus is a Democrat, with his medical details tied to a recent trip.
The police chief seeks six more patrol cars totaling 13 new units under the Total Impact Program to run around the clock. A clerical assistant and a school crossing guard are requested, with work to begin next school year. The budget would rise from 140,000 to 1 972,000 in the new fiscal year starting Oct 1. A polygraph machine is proposed to replace 4,000 yearly private operators for screening police applicants.
Belvieu council discussed mobile home ordinances at the July 5 meeting. Residents urged clearer rules and permits while the city plans to reexamine statutes with city attorney Norris Rowland to bring violations into compliance. Two building permits were approved, including a 206 square foot mobile home on Cherry Point Lot 16 for Fred Rogers and a permit for a contractor at a recycling site.
Police report a string of thefts in Houston area over the past three weeks. Victims include Henry Semiling at Ward and Mondry streets who lost tools and a bag from a car, wallet with cash, and a radio from Parada Inn. Tez Alexander reported a stolen calendar and a radio from a business. Charles D. Cheek said wire wheel covers were stolen from his car parked at an apartment complex.
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