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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
5
A group of scientists urges tight controls on psycho surgery and electrical brain stimulation to prevent unwarranted or incompetent use in treating psychiatric conditions. The report highlights risks and calls for oversight.
Bayshore Community Development, Inc. through its Bayshore group remodels the home of Mrs. Mary Matthews at 1017 Oak. The project, intended as a gathering place for community affairs, is supported by area businesses with supplies donated. delays from rain have slowed flooring, roof, wiring, plumbing, and one interior wall repairs. Mrs. Matthews, a retired missionary and lifelong local resident, will host volunteers and neighbors as remodeling continues.
Corpus Christi obituary notes funeral services for R. C. Brooks age 81 formerly of Baytown. He died December 20 and had lived in Baytown from 1902 to 1932. Survived by wife Ruth Barkaloo two daughters Gladys Brown and A B Johnson, three grandchildren and other relatives. Brooks worked at Cedar Bayou Shipyard was a farmer and ran a tug boat carrying produce to Galveston and Houston. Attendees from Baytown included Amy Moyers the sister in law and niece Mrs A C Theeck and Mr and Mrs W T Travis. Mrs Davis noted as another niece.
New York unions face scrutiny as Peter J. Brennan, Nixon’s pick for secretary of labor, is accused of not opening construction unions to minorities. Critics cite only about two percent minority membership in New York City Building and Construction Trades Council and a troubled city plan intended to train 800 minorities yearly.
Charleston AP profile of Dr. LE Buff, a West Virginia physician turned activist who championed coal miners with pneumoconiosis. He led a 1969 rally, influenced state and federal black lung compensation, and argues funds should come from operators not taxpayers, while facing critics and debates over data.
One female and two male puppies, nine weeks old, available to good homes. Interested persons may call 427 2661 for details and adoption arrangements.
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