Foggy Baytown bridge crash leaves cars towed in wreck yard
A morning pileup in dense fog on a Baytown bridge tied westbound traffic for hours. About 10 cars were towed to the east side and three caught fire. a Barbers Hill unit helped fight flames. Injured included Nolan Haverty and family from Houston, plus Billy Cleveland of Beaumont. West family from Hampton, New Hampshire, treated and released after car crash near Humble Refinery gate while en route to Guadalajara.
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Willie Kilgore
Chambers County Sheriff’s Department
Barbers Hill Volunteer Fire Department
Texas Department of Public
Barbers Hill Volunteer Emergency Corps
Sterling Funeral
Dayton
Anashuac Emergency Corps
Houston
Anahuac
Baytown
Baker and
Garth Land
North Main
Midway
Decker Drive
San Jacinto Street
Bayway Drive
Humble Refinery
Gulf Coast Hospital
Nolan Haverty
Darlene
Dennis
Haverty
Darlene Wast
Havertys
Port Arthur
Chambers County General Hospital
Billy Cleveland
Beaumont
Dayton Hospital
Charles V. West
Hampton
New Hampshire
Alonzo’ Berrera Jr
Wests
West
Baytown Sun
Kiwanis Meet Features Robert E. Lee Band Concert
The Robert E B Lee High School band will perform at noon Thursday during the Baytown Kiwanis Club weekly meeting at the Tower.
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Robert EB. Lee High School
Baytown
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Tower
NASA Plans Earth Resources Satellite Launch In March
In March 1972 NASA intends to launch the first in a series of Earth Resources Technology Satellites. The craft will carry remote sensing devices to survey landscapes globally and monitor air water land forests crops ice ocean currents per The World Almanac.
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NASA
Baytown Dinner Draws UT Alumni and Friends
Attorney Keeton, noted for Restatement of the Law of Torts and work in products liability, will head Baytown fundraising event. The event invites UT graduates and supporters, with tickets sold at Peoples State Bank, Citizens National Bank, Citizens Savings and Loan, The Baytown Sun, and O'Brien Food Stores.
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Keeton
State Bar of Texas
American Bar Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of the Coif
National Legal Society
American Bar Foundation
Baytown
Peoples State Bank
Citizens National Bank
Citizens Savings and Loan
Baytown Sun
O’brien Food
Gunn Profile Highlights Texas Educator and Community Leader
Gunn holds BA and MA degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and has served since 1968 on the steering committee of the National Council of Community College Boards. He is listed in Who's Who in America and American Men of Science and belongs to several national organizations. He attends Grace United Methodist Church and supports local groups including the Boy Scouts, Baytown Chamber of Commerce, and the Lions Club. He and his wife Blanche reside at 701 Lindenwood with a son Robert, a Braniff pilot in Dallas, and two grandchildren.
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University of Texas At Austin
Gunn
National Council of Community College Boards
Boy Scouts of America
Blanche
Lindenwood
Robert
Braniff International Airways
Dallas
Gunns
Abandoned Cars Report Encouraged by Baytown Police
Baytown Police urge citizens to report abandoned vehicles on streets or private property by calling the police station. The reports start legal procedures to remove the cars.
First Aid Course Offered at Lee College Gym
The Standard reports a Red Cross first aid course starting Wednesday and running five weeks. Sessions run 6 to 8 p.m. at the Lee College gym. The course is free and open to all, with recommendation for Boy Scouts pursuing the first aid merit badge.
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Red Cross
Lee College
Virus research grows on links between viruses and disease
New York AP reports scientists broaden the virus role from cancer to heart disease and brain disorders. Columbia’s Sol Spiegelman notes virus damage may precede disease. experts urge more virology labs nationwide. Slow viruses and the newly called viroids offer theories for long latency and persistence in multiple sclerosis and other conditions.
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New York
Ientists
Sol Spiegelman
Columbia University
America
George E. Burch
Tulane University
Burch
F. Kinsley Sanders
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Sanders
John Griffith
Duke University School of Medicine
Durham
N.C
Griffith
Diener
Gustav Stern
Agriculture Department
Spiegelman
Columbia
Payroll Savings Plan promotes family savings at work
The article highlights the Payroll Savings Plan as an easy way to save for family members including children. It notes that parents have invested in U.S. Savings Bonds in the child's name and suggests the plan can fund future needs such as a car education or a home. It emphasizes designating a regular deduction to build savings.
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Lever
U.S
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