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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
5
A district calendar lists events across schools and programs this week. General Motors Corp. appears in a district notice with a 2 p.m. auditorium program and Travis Elementary Vision testing mentioned among activities.
Services were held at 2 p m Monday at First Methodist Church in Port Arthur for Murray Gibbs Richardson 72 later of Mrs Flora White Port Arthur municipal librarian He died Saturday in a Port Arthur hospital after a long illness Survived by widow three sons Murray Richardson of Nederland and twins Mente and Mike Richardson graduate students at University of Texas and daughter in Baytown among others The obituary notes his work at Texaco Refinery and his prior residence with family in Port Arthur
A stray silver poodle is missing after a Thursday incident as local students prepare for a weekend of basketball games, cross country, and a Christmas parade. Activities include freshmen girls vs Dobie and junior varsity vs Pearland, eighth grade basketball, and a festival at Felton Street. Local churches and schools plan choir programs, field trips, and a rummage sale, with events at La Marque, Deer Park, Webster, and Deepwater venues.
A pair of strong earthquakes hit Hawaii’s Hawaii Island near Hilo. One man was killed and another was missing as tidal waves and volcanic activity caused widespread damage. Authorities reported damage at Punaluu and lower areas, with Kilauea Volcano erupting nearby. The quake measured up to 7.2 on the Richter scale, the strongest Hawaii event in decades, prompting evacuations and extended searches.
AP reports Takeo Miki faces a slump in popularity in Japan while Arafat warns Lebanon’s leaders of Soviet opposition to foreign aid in Beirut. Andrew Young blasts Soviet and South African backing in Angola, urging U.S. pressure. UAW notes busing sparks re segregation concerns and the origin of green ink traces back to 1852 at McGill University.
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