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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1973
Page
1
Serrano, son of Mr and Mrs Cortesla Serrano of 10d Pershing, finishes advanced individual training at Fort Polk. The Baytown Sun notes the Army PVT Kee Serrano completing the program.
The Bayshare Ranger Club hosts a week-long patriotic program with students attending assemblies and performances. Activities include a United Under God designation, speeches on patriotism, and musical tableau parades featuring drama students and community participants.
A casual note explains how to handle yeast dough with improvised cubes and freezer storage in plastic. The writer mentions dough appearing small bubbles and needing to wait until it is proofed and fully risen before baking.
The Woman's Missionary Union of the San Jacinto Baptist Association holds a mission action workshop from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Central Baptist Church. John LaNoue of the Baptist General Convention in Dallas leads the sampling session, accompanied by Al Ringle of First Baptist Church in San Antonio. Mrs. Rudolph Hood directs a Girls in Action session, Rev. James Coffey leads aging church outreach, Rev. Bob McCreary plans apartment complex needs study, Travis Key describes needs of the economically disadvantaged, with Rev. Mack Smoke assisting. all interested persons are invited.
The listing presents midday quotations from Citizens National Bank and Underwood Neuhaus and Co. for a selection of stocks, noting prices and brief changes. Investors scan the figures for trends and potential opportunities during the trading day.
Feinberg, founder of the Baytown Police Auxiliary and longtime civic leader, received a Community Service Award and a safety plaque for teaching 500 to 1,000 plus persons. Maj. Phil Vogel urged strong public relations and modern management in law enforcement during the event.
Crosby School district adopts a revised high school dress code under new principal Leslie Page. Students may wear smock tops and square-cut blouses, with hair length limits for boys and neatly trimmed beards prohibited. shorts banned for boys and girls. Dr. Norman Hackerman urged universities to balance teaching and research as they evolve amid administrative challenges.
A $25 million class action filed in Houston alleges Friendswood Development Co. and Celanese Corp. pumped subsurface water in the Bayshore area, causing land subsidence and flooding along the Galveston Bay shoreline. The suit, brought by Smith-Southwest Industries and other landowners, says fresh-water pumping depreciated property values and improvements.
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