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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

10

Thanks Expressed by Families After Tragedy in Bayton

The families of Earl W. Wilburn and Marsha and Jim Gill thank Baytonians for kindness after a tragedy that claimed Wilburn and his two grandchildren. W. H. Stegall travels to Tyler for his brother G. C. Stegall’s funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Burks Walker Tippett Funeral Home. Mexico American graduating students of 1972 hold a sweetheart coronation and dance Friday 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall with Johnny Reyes and the Delights. tickets $2.50. Legislative Affairs panel discusses revision of the Texas Constitution at the February 11 meeting led by Mrs. Dot Rosenzweig. Black History program titled Outstanding Blacks in American History at La Porte High School Friday 7:30 p.m. part of National Negro History Week. free admission with donations for a scholarship fund.

Earl W. Wilburn Marsha Jimmy Gill Baytonians Wilburn W. H. Stegall Tyler G. C. Stegall Burks-Walker- Tippett Funeral Home Knights of Columbus Johnny Reyes Delights Texas Dot Rosenzweig Legislative Affairs Committee la Porte Senior High School The Black Youth Club of la Porte

Communists Attack Nixon Plan to Increase Vietnam War Force

Paris reports Communist delegates charge President Nixon plans new military adventures in Vietnam by strengthening U S air power and deploying more bombers and aircraft carriers. They cite Saigon Washington notices and note Viet Cong claims of US prisoner conditions and objections to a neutral inspection.

Nixon Vietnam Paris Crosby Viet U.S Juwo

Highway 146 Opens From Spencer Highway to NASA 1

Highway 146 from Spencer Highway in La Porte to NASA 1 is now open to through traffic Texas Highway Department engineer Hunter Garrison said. He noted the project is not yet completed with grass planting and shaping pending. The segment, 7.8 miles long, cost $3.8 million and took about two years to build. The Spencer Highway overpass opened last October.

Spencer Highway la Porte NASA

Nixon seeks 8.57 percent dollar devalue plan

Washington moves to devalue the dollar by 8.57 percent as part of a broad bill while touting progress in trade talks with Japan and the Common Market. In Saigon, President Thieu states a rift with the United States over the peace plan, citing remarks by Secretary Rogers. The House approves a 20 billion dollar debt ceiling rise to bridge Treasury borrowing through June, awaiting Senate action. The U S Command notes American casualties in action and nonhostile deaths last week. Pay Board to require advance clearance for large deferred pay raises.

Washington Congress Japan Saigon Neuyen van Thieu United States U.S William P. Rogers Treasury House Senate Finance Committee

Television and Track Meet Highlight Local Talent

Ronnie Lynch of Baytown will sing I'm Walking on KHOU Channel 11 at 1 p.m. Saturday on Talent Unlimited. Robert Kelley and George Darsee will compete in the Seniors Master Mile at the Astrodome in the United States Track and Field Federation indoor meet for the third consecutive year.

Ronnie Lynch Baytown Khou TV Talent Unlimited Robert Kelley George Darsee Astrodome United States Track and Field Federation

Community Briefs Highlight Local Acts and Rescues

Deputy B G Chapell recalls a Channelview incident where a car plunged into a cold bayou and a blanket helped comfort a shivering driver who was rescued. Susan McPhail assists a friend at the University of Texas. Hydrologist Clarence Johnson attends Water Quality Board hearings in Baytown. Hugh J Yantis shows humor in RWQB leadership. Dave Moore and Diane Robinson handle film and messages. Wanda Brunson helps, Dick Rabe greets an old friend, Cynthia Pratt celebrates a birthday.

B. G. Chapell Channelview Dave Moore Diane Robinson Wanda Brunson Dick Rabe Cynthia Pratt

Fourth Annual Scout-O-Rama Set Saturday

The fourth annual Scout-O-Rama is scheduled for 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday Feb. 12 at the Baytown Community Building with Tom Winterton as chairman and Bill Neathery in charge of tickets. Terry Dopson of the Baytown Parks and Recreation Department assists as co-sponsor with the PARD and expects over 2,000 residents to attend. About 500 boys from 20 Boy Scout and Cub Scout units will rotate through four booths, bringing leaders from East Harris District cities including Highlands McNair Baytown La Porte Crosby Dayton and Mont Belvieu.

Baytown Tom Winterton Bill Neathery Terry Dopson Boy Scouts Cub Scouts East Harris District Highlands McNair la Porte Crosby Dayton Mont Belvieu

Baytown Area Weather And Tides Forecast

Cloudy to partly cloudy and mild through Friday. Temperature Thursday mid 30s to mid 40s. Morgan's Point tides Friday high at 2 18 a.m. and low at 12 57 p.m. Friday sunrise 7 05 a.m. and sunset 6 07 p.m.

Baytown Area Morgan’s Point

Industry Officials Question Validity of BOD Reduction

Robert W. Maeser of Ethyl Corp. testified at a Texas Water Quality Board hearing in Baytown questioning the feasibility and cost of cutting BOD discharge in the Houston Ship Channel from 44 million to 37.9 million gallons daily. He cited a 1952 plant build with both treatment units and estimated half to three quarters of a million dollars needed for changes. James Quigley of U S Plywood Champion Papers warned the change could be technically impossible or too costly, affecting stockholder funds and endorsing an area wide approach via Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority.

Robert W. Maeser Baytown Ethyl Corp Houston Ship Channel Maeser Texas Water Quality Board Ethy Ship Channel James Quigley U.S Mit Quigley U.S. Plywood Champion Papers Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority

Mobay Plant Operates At Half Capacity In Baytown

Mobay Chemical Co. reports its Cedar Bayou Baytown plant now ships polyurethane despite half of one production train still not finished. Plant manager Fred Elliott says only one train is running, yielding about half of the plant’s 100 million pounds yearly capacity. Liquid product moves by rail and in drums overseas. Most shipments go west of the Mississippi with some to Tennessee. The facility produces liquid toluene based polyurethane later foam as pillows cushions and insulation for refrigerators.

Mobay Chemical Co Cedar Bayou Baytown U.S Fred Elliott Missisippi Tennessee Humble Elliott Mcbay Eirner

DiCorcia Seeks 1974 Goal for Ship Channel Effluent

Humble Baytown Refinery manager DiCorcia urged set of goals for end of 1974 requiring secondary treatment for all municipal and industrial plants on the Houston Ship Channel. He proposed a flexible effluent concentration to avoid water reuse disincentives while aiming for a 45 000 to 60 000 pounds per day BOD load.

Wanda Orton E. T. DiCorcia Humble Baytown Houston Ship Channel DiCorcia Houston

Cravey enters Lee College Regent race after retirement

Former mayor and councilman Seaborn Cravey of Sterling High School tells reporters he will seek a seat on the Lee College Board of Regents. Cravey, who left city politics in 1969 after two mayoral terms and service as District 1 councilman, seeks to contribute to the college's progress. Filing for the April 1 election closes March 1, with absentee voting at the college March 13-28.

Eugene W. May Lee College Board of Regents May Jones Road Highlands Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union First Baptist Church of Little League Seaborn Cravey Sterling High School Cravey Sterling Robert E. Lee Horace Mann Baylor University University of Houston Craveys Sandra Susan Belvedere Lamar Hobart Enoch Lee College

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