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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1972
Page
1
Gentry notes transportation could keep 3,000 wagons busy while Tidman says HCCAA has two buses rarely seen. I M Jones explains bookmobile demand for elderly services. The library plans to seek revenue sharing funds as the elderly requests exceed this year's budget.
The piece argues that people over 40 may ignore symptoms of rectal cancer and stresses early diagnosis and prompt treatment. It urges readers to request a proctoscopic examination at annual checkups, noting that early detection can save many lives.
A hearse from Parthman Funeral Home was damaged by a fire caused by a shorted wire near noon Wednesday. Fire department officials report only minor engine damage.
Dr. Fleming reports 1972 total of 21381.49 paid on outstanding pledges from numerous donors including Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Association, Gulf Oil Foundation, Humble Oil, Moody Foundation and local businesses. He notes strong future support to fund diagnostic facilities and latest scientific advances for Greater Baytown area patients.
Council members discuss continuing the drainage study covering outfalls ditches and bridges. Gentry urges finishing it while Pool warns the data is a moving target and Langford remains non-committal on delaying or proceeding with the master plan. Sparks cites cost and delay as disadvantages of postponement.
The city passed two mobile home ordinances on Thursday night. One allows owners to permanently place and anchor a mobile home to avoid inspections and have it taxed as a real improvement. A second ordinance reduces license and renewal fees for mobile home park operators after the first year. A white female terrier puppy was found on VirgLatte Street. owners may call 427-2084.
City planning commissioners meet Monday to decide on preliminary approval for Rollingbrook and Northwoods townhouses plus final approval for Richardson Subdivision, 125 lots near Baker Garth and Rollingbrook. Leroy Walker presents Creekwood subdivision plans. easement and walkway issues loom. Jet line adjustment in Whispering Pines and street dedication acceptance also on the agenda. The panel will discuss amending the subdivision ordinance and permits on nonplatted tracts.
Baytown historian I. M. Jones will review Baytown's 25th birthday party plans for Kiwanis members. The regular noon meeting is set for Thursday with missioners slated to meet on December 28. A January 1973 celebration date is discussed for the party.
Bake sale hosted by Gulf Coast Hospital candy strippers begins at 10 a.m. Saturday at Kmart Shopping Center. Proceeds support hospital programs and patient services.
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