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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1970
Page
12
The log lists extensive TV programming across a weekend with entries for news, movies, series, game shows, and sports. It notes pre emptions, guest hosts, and multiple network blocks featuring stars such as John Wayne, Bob Hope, Peter Sellers, Britt Ekland, James Stewart, and Robert Ryan, with listings for The Man Who Came to Dinner and Blackboard Jungle among others.
Channelview ten year old Bobby Stone, who suffered a brain injury in a fall from a school bus emergency door January 13, is reported improving by his grandmother. He underwent brain surgery at St Joseph's Hospital and was in an intensive care semi coma but is now awake on a soft diet. Doctors attribute remaining stiffness to temporary brain pressure that should fade. The emergency unit team is credited with saving his life and rapid transport to hospital. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs J Stone and has four siblings.
Dr. Richard D. Strahan president of Lee College will participate on a program at the Association of Texas Junior Colleges Board meeting in Austin February 9 10 He will join Dr Joel Rushing of Tarrant County Junior College District and Dr Truman Wester of Grayson County Junior College on a panel about The Junior College Student His Rights and Responsibilities The Monday February 9 program starts at 2 p m Other topics include Boards of Trustees and Administrative Relationships Passing the Establishment of Junior College District and Bond Issues Teacher Organizations and Implications for Boards of Trustees and Administrators Dr Raymond E Schultz of Florida State University will speak Monday night Business sessions follow with committee reports
Did You Know reveals mountain lions go by many names including cougar panther and catamount. The article notes they kill and eat snowshoe hares wood rats mice squirrels raccoons coyotes and even grasshoppers, illustrating their varied diet.
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