Treat Drug Addiction by Addressing Illness Not Symptoms
Houston psychiatrist Dr. Annette Kyle, staff psychiatrist and medical director at Bayshore Mental Health, spoke at a ministers seminar about treating drug abuse as a symptom of emotional illness. She cited early life needs, discussed LSD and marijuana effects, and urged a whole person approach rather than focusing only on drug use.
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New York
Baytown
Harlem
Kyle
Meharry Medical College
Annette
Nashville
Tenn
Bayshore Center
Chiatrist
Baytown Housing Authority Board Meeting Highlights
Baytown Housing Authority directors set 6:30 pm Monday at 805 Nazro to compare conventional housing with turnkey federally supported options. Susan Beyring named to Alpha Chi at Sam Houston State University for top 5 percent. Rainbow for Girls plans 11 pm covered dish Christmas party with $1 gift. Lee College Baptist Student Union to host Nativity Scene Sunday through Tuesday at 9 pm Sunday and 8:30 pm Mon Tue. public invited.
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Baytown Housing Authority Board of Directors
Nazro
Susan Beyring
Alpha Chi
Sam Houston State University
Rainbow Reminder
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Order of the Rainbow
LEE College Baptist Student Union
Weather outlook with weekend showers and tides
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers. Weekend temperatures range from the low 50s to upper 60s. Morgan's Point tides show Sunday high at 2 49 p m and low at 1 49 p m. Monday tides record high at 3 37 p m and low at 2 25 p m.
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Morgan's Point
Agnes Gary Encounters Santa at Elementary School Hall
Agnes Gary is surprised to see Santa Claus, Jack Currie, walking behind her in the hall of Ashbel Smith Elementary School. Lanell Stuart offers a photo tip for Yale season. Corrie Laughlin visits Sun office to see former colleagues. Ray Milligan and wife celebrate an anniversary and Ray’s birthday. Osie McDaniel receives a nine pound grandson related birthday wishes to Richard Clayton. Paul and Ruth King field many calls. Ivy Jones is startled. Becky Moore shows thoughtful concern. Mrs. Jimmy Carpenter chats with a friend.
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Ashbel Smith
Lanell Stuart
Corrie Laughlin
Classified
Sun Office
Ray Milligan
Ray
Osie McDaniel
Richard Clayton
Paul
Ruth King
Ivy Jones
Becky Moore
Jimmy Carpenter
Texas Fiscal Crisis Tops 1968 News Selectors
The Associated Press ranked Texas fiscal crisis as the top story of 1968. Editors noted two special sessions, a veto, and an emergency three month extension as lawmakers balanced a record 5.87 billion dollar budget amid tax changes and protests.
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Texas
Fee
Preston Smith
Police Dogged By Dog Gone Dogs All Day
Friday reports in Baytown described many loose and dead dogs in streets. A dog killed chickens in Wooster and was taken to the pound, others chased vehicles, a child was bitten near Travis Elementary, and several dead dogs were found on multiple roads. A BB pellet cat shooting on North Burnet was also investigated.
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Carver
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Baytown
North Burnet
Courtesy Ford Plans Ribbon Cutting For New Baytown Building
Courtesy Ford unveils a 40 000 square foot, seven acre facility at 1801 Decker Drive. Mayor Glen Walker will officiate. Frank Turpin of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce and a Ford representative will speak. A ribbon cutting by Chamber manager Dave Moore will open the new era, with tours and refreshments afterward.
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Decker Drive
Bill Kolitz
Glen Walker
Courtney Ford
Frank Turpin
Baytown
Ford Motor Co
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Lynn Stokes
Bill Hood
Kolitz
Baytown Police Cite High Drug Use in Schools and College
A three month police report led by Detective H W Clepper alleges widespread drug use among 16 to 25 year olds in Baytown high schools and Lee College. The narcotics investigator cites marijuana trafficking from other cities, warns of pushers, and urges stricter enforcement and school based education while criticizing current police led talks as ineffective.
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Lee College
H. W. Clepper
Police Department
Clepper
John B. Wilkinson
Glen Walker
Civilian intermediaries eyed in San Francisco Panthers talks
San Francisco and Berkeley police plan to use civilian mediators to handle Black Panthers confrontations in a joint effort to ease tensions with the militant group. The move aims to reduce clashes and promote dialogue between authorities and Panthers.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
More Goodfellows Drive Reaches New Contributions
A community appeal tally shows a broad list of donors and a total to date of 2477.68 as Baytown gears up for the Goodfellows Kiddie Show at Brunson Theater. The event funds Christmas for the underprivileged with eight cartoons and the film McHale's Navy, admission five cents or more, proceeds aiding Chief Goodfellow's drive.
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Goodfellow
Brunson
The
Goodfellows
Umbrella Left Behind Near Lamar Elementary School
Shirley Davenport patrols Lamar Elementary School. After a sudden downpour a motorist loaned her an umbrella and left. She waited for the owner, who did not return. call 422-6145 to claim. School is out for Christmas holidays.
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Shirley Davenport
Lamar
Davenport
La Porte Lieutenant Faces Premeditated Murder Charge
U S Army spokesmen in Saigon said Lieutenant Frank B. Bongillian, 26, may be tried in January on a premeditated murder charge in the death of two wounded Viet Cong prisoners. He also faces disobedience of orders, failure to follow instructions, making false official statements, and acts unbecoming an officer. The alleged murder occurred Aug 7 during a 7th Airborne Brigade operation in Binh Dinh province. An Army spokesman said no date yet, and Bongillian’s parents are expected to attend the trial in Vietnam.
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Saigon
la Porte
Frank B. Bonvillian
7Ard Airborne
Binh Dinh
Army
Bongillian
Vietnam
Baytown Patrol Cars Totals In Train Wreck
Baytown police report four new patrol cars ordered for Christmas were among 1800 vehicles derailed in a Wednesday morning train wreck between Dallas and Houston. The cars were en route to Baytown when the derailment occurred, leaving three of the four new cars damaged beyond use and prompting comments from officers about their earlier fate.
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Wanda Orton
Santa
Dallas
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