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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1977
Page
2
Stakeholders urge DOT power to force a 43 percent port expansion and create a separate entity while addressing energy security. Exxons Pipeline Co and related lines may be restricted from port regulation if they participate as common carriers. officials emphasize regulatory separation to avoid conflicts.
In a bizarre report from Seattle a hippo couple at Woodland Park Zoo drew chatter about romance and role play. Boston shop owner Mrs James markets lingerie while chaperoned by wardens and a rival hippo scene prompts talk of evolving domestic tastes. Denver meanwhile auctions off 53 million state crackers from fallout shelters to clear space and store other survival gear for future sale.
A four page report filed in Channelview School Supt B H Hamblins office details 12 year old Steven Boehme injuring his right arm in a gymnasium laundry area wringer while washing and sorting PE gear. He has been at Northshore Medical Plaza since Jan 4.
A group of parents at a Minneapolis elementary school learned that debarking elm trees can curb disease but is hard work. Volunteers cut, beat, and remove bark from elm trunks to create playground features, while officials seek safer uses for damaged wood and continue monitoring beetle spread.
Minneapolis and St Paul confront Dutch elm disease as they plan to remove and replant thousands of elms. The cities budget 3.1 million to remove and replace trees this year, with a state request for 8 million. Logs and debarked wood are redirected into elm veneer, sculpture, furniture, and fuel.
Fire Captain James Thompson will speak on home fire prevention at the Baytown Citizens Safety Council luncheon. The event is noon at Newby's Restaurant Bay Plaza. Discussion will cover proposed traffic offender classes co sponsored by the safety council and Baytown Municipal Court. Representatives are invited. meetings are open to all interested individuals.
In San Diego California AP Rep Lionel Van Deerlin says televising executions would be the most repulsive broadcast, urging networks to refuse coverage of Utah and Texas executions. He notes a Texas judge allowed filming of Jerry Lane Jurek and reports Utah helicopters seeking Gary Gilmore as the largest potential audience.
The article records comments from Saeed Dugat and Commissioner Sid Desorteaux on building a new chambers jail budget issues, street drainage in Anahuac, and precinct 2 projects including Oak Island and a community center for Precinct 1.
The Photography Catalog by Norman Snyder organizes 17 topics from cameras to careers with practical details. It lists about 50 workshops from Maine to California and abroad, with costs, durations, and locations. It also guides finding picture sources through libraries, archives, and agencies for study and prints.
Dayton State Bank shows 1976 year end deposits of 21,345,208.77 up 823,788.34 from 1975. Baytown State Bank posts 9,434,757.46 at the call, up from 9,248,504.28 in 1975, with Darlene Barnett noting growth and new accounts. Texas National Bank records 6,422,439.37, up 1,369,573.24 from 1975. Craig Wooten cites increased activity and new home and business development along Highway 146 Baker and Decker corridors. Mont Belvieu State Bank reports 8,989,905.44, up 1,401,249.72 as growth continues amid regional expansion.
Palm Springs notices say Natalie Dolly Sinatra, matriarch to Sinatras, is buried as famous names bid farewell in a family funeral. The story notes Hollywood figures and the Sinatra family gathering for the private service.
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