Baytown Public Forum readers weigh school and social issues
Baytown residents discuss fire safety school boundary changes and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. The forum covers Vietnam era adoptions, abortion, dress codes, and public views on First Lady Betty Ford. Brayton police actions and community responses are noted alongside local concerns and upcoming civic topics.
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Missing dog with brown feather collar on Beard Road
A dog named A SLACK and Ian Doberman were lost Monday near 5207 Beard Road. The eleven year old dog wears a brown feather collar with a Tabiea tag. Call 383-2059 with information.
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Beard Road
Three Baytown Natives Earn Degrees at STSU Winter
Three Baytown natives Pamela Anne Lander Gloria Smalley and Mark J Entringer received winter commencement diplomas from Southwest Texas State University. Lander earned a bachelor of business administration Smalley a bachelor of science in drama and Entringer a bachelor of science in biology. Parents named include Mr and Mrs Lander of 112 Woodside Mrs Smalley of 210 Grantham and Mr Cutringer of 5103 Cle Haven.
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Southwest Texas State University
Pamela Anne Tander
Gloria Smailey
Mark J. Entringer
Services Held For Former Baytown Man
A memorial service for Jan Ruben Hudy Shipp 52 of Oakwood was held at Oakwood Methodist Church with ministers Tom and Steve Melton officiating. A self employed carpenter who lived in Baytown he died of a heart attack Sunday at Palestine hospital. He is survived by his wife Shirley Hettes Shipp of Oakwood a son James Garland Shipp of Baytown and a daughter Laftin.
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Oakwood
Chambers OKs School Fund Investment Action
Chambers county Commissioners approved investing 125 000 in county permanent school funds at a Hyegui meeting. The court merged the Solid Waste and Parks and Building Departments under County Engineers RT. Pinchbeck. Pinback received a 200 monthly raise. Commissioners rescinded a child support fee order.
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Hyegui
Monlay
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Baytonian Is Degree Winner
Mrs. William Budd Jr. of 2101 Charlotte received three bachelor’s degrees from Lamar University. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wright of 1715 Chaparral she majored in business administration and accounting and plans private accounting work in Baytown Mes. Budd graduated Golden Meadow High School in 1961 and attended Lee College University of Houston Clear Lake and Nicholls State University in Thibodaux Louisiana.
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Jeannie Wright) Budd Jr
Charlotte
Lamar University
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Baytown
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Yale Party Honors CCY Senior Citizens
Senior citizens from Channelview and Greens Bayou attended an 8 Christmas Party noon March 17 hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Greens Bayou Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1008. About 170 guests were served. Janine Clark presented gifts. Commissioner Jim Fonteno passed out candy. John Parker and Pearl Mason were recognized as oldest attendees and Myrna Fain won handmade pillows.
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Jarvilo City
Greens
Janne Singleton
Channelview
Texas
Lory Gildart
Frances Matranga
Mabel Lambert
Lucille Hatdcock
Rosa Cutrer
Truman Butler
FW. Matthews
Willam H. Rilough
Jack Lathrop
Iris Thibodeaux
Lucille Gwin
Ina. Fowler
Aline Mallard
Jeinette Matthews
Dorothy Swick
Belvina Richard
Lucille Newsom
Mabel Singletary
Eleanor Darnes
Myrna Fain
Greens Bayou
Commissioner Fonteno
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Carter campaign peanuts ban spurs Oregon campaign rules
In Salem Oregon Secretary of State Clay Myers says candidates may not give away items of value during campaigns. Jimeny Carter a Democrat and former Georgia governor faces limits on distributing peanuts and trinkets including stickers and buttons.
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Jimeny Carter
Oregon
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Carter
Georgia
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Castro to Keep Troops In Angola
Fidel Castro vows Cuba will not withdraw combat troops from Angola or renounce support for Puerto Rican dissidents. He says relations with the United States will not occur if it requires abandoning principles, despite Ford’s claim of 4,000 to 6,000 Cuban troops in Angola and U.S. obstacles to rapprochement. The congress, attended by 3,000 delegates and 86 foreign representatives, aired the speeches nationwide.
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Isabel Peron vows to stay in office amid revolt
Isabel Peron, widow of Juan D. Peron, told Argentine fans she would remain in power despite military opposition. Police used tear gas on about 200 demonstrators in Buenos Aires supporting Brig. Gen. Orlando Capellini. Rebels demanded the army remove her, but leaders were captured and the regime faced further crisis amid corruption charges and calls for an institutional solution.
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Gulf Oil Halts Angola Operation On War Threat
Gulf Oil suspended operations in Angola due to war and safety concerns. The company evacuated personnel and dependents, placed funds in Luanda under special stays, and said $60 million in taxes and royalties will be payable to the Angolan state when a recognized government controls the territory. Conflicting factions seek the funds, with the Soviet backed MPLA and the US backed FNLA vying for control.
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