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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1971

Page

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Nurses Course A Nine Week Program Starts March 1

A nine week nurse's aide certification program begins March 1 at Lee College with details via the college nursing office phone 427-5611 Ext 319. Also Baytown Chamber event and UT Exes banquet tickets offered at local banks and stores. Thefts report thefts at Welcome Inn Liquor Store totaling 122 in change 18 35 in cigarets and 908 99 in liquor with 10 damage. Spina Bifida meeting set for Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Hermann Professional Building Houston speaker Dr Michael M Donovan chief surgeon Shrine Hospital

Lee College Edgar Newsom Leonard James Welcome Inn Oak Baytown Spina Bifida Association Collier Aduitorium Hermann Professional Houston Michael M. Donovan Shrine Hospital

Baytown Area Forecast Sees Warm, Cloudy Transition Through Friday

The Baytown area weather forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Friday. Lows stay mild in the 70s. Morgan's Point tides for Friday show a high at 12:13 a.m. and a low at 9:55 a.m.

Baytown Area

Morning Tops Leader Murrie Home After Surgery

MRS. MURRIE Kinney, leader of Morning Tops, is at home at 1307 Pershing after surgery in a Houston hospital and can have visitors. Dr. Alton Laird once was Dan Stallworth's laundry man, and Joe Floyd is building a rising reputation in a new assignment. Jerry Jameson may be named handsome as his college athletic career unfolds. Baytown Houston commuter Vernon Olney and Larry Tiner are noted shoppers with Cynthia Huey calling in late.

Murrie Kinney Morning Tops Pershing Houston Alton Laird Dan Stallworth Alton Joe Floyd Jerry Jameson Jerry Baytown- Houston Vernon Olney Larry Tiner Cynthia Huey

City Faces Rapidly Failing Refuse Dump Space

Baytown's only landfill at Cedar Bayou is near capacity after a year. City officials warn space is nearly exhausted as six acres of land are used monthly. A proposed solution includes a grinding waste machine that could cut land use by 87 percent and allow metal salvage. incineration is deemed insufficient, and water depth limits Cedar Bayou and nearby Coady sites.

Baytown Lamar Kelley Kelley Cedar Bayou Wisconsin D. R. Voelkel Coady

Builder Savell Plans $750,000 Subdivision

Baytown builder Dan Savell announces Whispering Pines a 225 lot subdivision on Raccoon Drive with frontage on Cary Bayou and Cedar Bayou. Development to start in about 30 days with $750,000 initial cost financed by Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan. Land purchased from Great Western Sulphur Co. Engineering by Baytown Engineering Co. City water and sewer planned.

Baytown Dan Savell Whispering Pines Raccoon Drive Cary Bayou Cedar Bayou Savell Country Club Oaks Pines Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Association Baytown Engineering Co Great Western Sulphur Co Midland

Panel Pivot Sways Toward City Penny Tax Plans

The House Tax Committee gave a chilly reception to two bills proposing a penny from Baseline taxes for street work, routing them to a hostile subcommittee. Rep. Carl Parker argued cities deserve a share, citing Comptroller Calvert estimates of $65.4 million next year and $74.5 million the following year.

Austin House Tax Committee Carl Parker Port Arthur Robert Calvert

Surgeon Goes On Trial In Wife Murder

In Houston, Dr. John R. Hill, a 40 year old plastic surgeon, faces a murder trial under a rare homicide by omission law. He is accused of deliberately withholding medical care from his wife, Mrs. Joan Robinson Hill, who died March 19 1989 from a massive infection. Jury selection began with 40 potential jurors remaining out of an initial pool of 12 to 40, as defense questions stretched across hours. Testimony may begin Friday.

Houston John R. Hill Hill Joan Robinson Hill Richard Haynes Haynes Dist Fred M. Hooey

Walker Hallum Vie For Mayor In Local Race

In a contested city race Walker and Hallum challenge for the mayor position. The city faces a tight contest as campaigns highlight local issues and leadership questions.

Four Now Seeking Top City Office In Baytown Race

Four candidates file for Baytown mayor and council seats for the April 6 election. Don M. Hullum has filed for mayor, joining Mayor Glen Walker who plans to seek re election. Tony Campos and H M Campbell, housing board members, had already filed. Hullum cites a critical development period and leadership needs. Walker aims to complete capital improvement projects and water supply changes. Hullum details include his Baytown roots, Texas A&M degree, and family. Walker, born in Orange and raised in Port Arthur, has served as mayor and councilman and will pause a station program for election fairness. Walker also runs a bookstore with his wife and co-owned an ad agency elsewhere.

Don M. Hullum Glen Walker Walker Hullum Tony Campos H. M. Campbell Baytown Housing Authority Hallum Baytown Rtevision Diamond Shamrock Corp Baytownschools Texas A&m B. L.hullum Baytonians Richards Bowie Devolyn Fuller Dewey P. Fuller Donna Kay Kim Scott Lisa Hullums Travis Orange Port Arthur Highlands KWBA Lamar Kelley Dicsalvad

Governor Smith Seeks Higher Texas Tax Hike Plan

Gov Preston Smith urged the Texas Legislature to raise the general sales tax to 4 percent for two years and lift vehicle sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. He proposed tuition increases from 50 to 125 dollars per semester for residents and from 200 to 500 for nonresidents, estimating 420 million dollars in extra revenue.

Austin Preston Smith Texas Smith

New CC Directors Being Nominated

Nominations for new directors of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce are now being received by the membership. Lists of members and current and retiring directors have been mailed to aid the process. Nominations must be returned to the Chamber office by 5 pm February 23. Ten new directors will be elected for three year terms, and an official ballot goes to members on February 24. Retiring directors eligible for renomination include Bednarski Bray Brunson Clark Edwards Elmore Gillette Grandy King McElvany Thorn Blackwood and Derden. Blackwood and Derden cannot seek another term. Holdover directors are Beavers Berry Britton Chappell Di Corcia Echols Hall Hermans Luiras Ramsey Rice Satterwhite Spitz Stewart Strahan Strickler Tillery Wilburn.

Baytown Chamber| of Commerce Dave Moore Chamber Fred Bednarski M. C Buddy) Bray Ronald Brunson Johnny Clark Paul Edwards J. C. Elmore Robert L. Gillette Rod Knox Beavers Eldon Berry Perry Britton al Chappell E. T. DiCorcia John C. Echols Ike Hall Fred Hartman Jack [Eermans Tom Luiras Bruce Ramsey Allen Rice T. L. “Doc” Satterwhite Harry Spitz Douglas Stewart Richard Strahan Jack Strickler Charles Tillery Theo’ Wilburn

Councilman Urges Rail Crossing Enforcement

Baytown officials plan to enforce the current railroad crossing ordinance after Allen Cannon, traffic committee chair, recommends to the city council on February 25 that citations begin for violations. The ordinance requires rail companies to signalize or have a flagman at crossings. a new measure would share costs and push immediate signalization at dangerous crossings.

Wanda Orton Baytown Allen Cannon Cannon Vance Southern Pacific Beaumont Walker

ER&E Surplus To Cut Research Staff Here

Esso Research and Engineering announced a company wide staff reduction affecting Baytown center. Over 100 Baytown employees from both long tenure and newer staff will be impacted as transfers retirements and attrition are expected to reduce the numbers. Officials say no further cuts are planned after this program ends.

Er&e Esso Research and Engineering Baytown Center Baytown Esso Thorn

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