Baytown ambulance corps shows 30 saved lives from training
Allen Cannon reports Dr. W C Finch says Baytown emergency medical training has saved 30 lives. Finch adds at least 300 would have died on arrival without trained ambulance attendants. Training aimed at ambulance and rescue workers to support a full LV.
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Baytown Opti mist seventh grade hoops results
Cedar Bayou beat Highlands B 21 20 led by Mike Burton eight points. Horace Mann outscored Baytown B 31 8 with Jeff Ganske seven. Baytown defeated Channelview 24 9 as Joseph Pena eight. Highlands beat Horace Mann B 37 18 with Keith Guillory ten. Finals set for 7 p.m. Saturday with third at 6 and consolation at 3.
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Eight Baytown banks post $8.5 million deposit rise in 1972
Deposits across eight Baytown area banks grew from December 1971 to December 1972 by more than 8.5 million, led by Citizens National. First American also shows an increase while others stay lower than their 1971 levels. Total figures in 1972 remain below the June 30 peak but exceed September 30 levels.
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Harris County Economic Outlook Sees Growth Despite Slow Year
Brewer notes Harris County maintained a bright economy with a record construction year in 1972. Industrial expansion is seen rising in 1973 74, with a projected outlay near 200 million and Bayport awaiting the Hercules plant as the first major new processing facility since Mobay.
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Rites Sunday For Former Baytonian
Funeral services for the Rev. R. B Stucey former pastor of Anti och Baptist Church in Crosby will be at 1 30 p m Sunday at Greater St John Baptist Church in Baytown Rev Stucey a former resident of Baytown for 19 years was formerly pastor of St Pauls Baptist Church in Sour Lake and Galilee Baptist Church in Devers He died Tuesday in a Baytown hospital after a long illness He is survived by his wife two daughters a son a step son two sisters nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren Burial will be in Waller Brown Cemetery at Old River Arrangements are under direction of Johnson and Frazier Funeral Home
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Highlands
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Noel Chambers
Mt. Pleasant
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Dallas
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Lois Lynn
Jefferson, Tex
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Funeral notices for Chester A Chambers and others in Baytown
Funeral services for Chester Arthur Chambers 64 of Highlands were held at Second Baptist Church with burial at Sullivan Funeral Home. John S Cook 61 of Baytown died in a Baytown hospital. service at St Mark's United Methodist Church. Melinda Kay Klaus 8 died at Texas Children's Hospital. service at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Andress death pending. services to Ellensburg. Donations to Sterling Municipal Library. Burial at Memory Gardens Baytown. Earthman Funeral Home directed arrangements for multiple notices.
Texas warms as snowbound Texas returns to normal
A warming trend spreads across Texas as light south breezes lift spirits after a week of crippling snow or ice. The Gulf Coast faces heavy fish die offs due to the cold, per the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, as nearby communities prepare to resume church duties with lay communion distributions in the New York area.
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Redskins Face Dolphins in Super Bowl VII Showdown
Washington, led by George Allen, carries a 11-3 regular season into a clash with Miami, the 10-3 AFC champion under Don Shula. The Dolphins are three point underdogs as Memorial Coliseum hosts the nationally televised game with 90 182 tickets sold and the blackout lifted for LA fans.
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Falcons Edge Huffman In 62 53 Clash
Huffman and the team dropped a 62 to 53 decision to Tomball here Friday night. Randy Wolf scored 14 points and Rob McKensie added 13 as the Falcons, now 1-7 in 19-AA competition, played with a sharper focus after a rough last season.
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Ice slick streets spark Baytown accident day blitz
Twelve traffic accidents occurred during the day and overnight Friday on Baytown's ice slick streets. Miss Wilma Helene Ekman of 2307 Charlotte was taken to Baytown Hospital with minor injuries after her car slid into a ditch in the 1700 block of Cedar Bayou early Saturday. Investigating officers say she lost control on the ice.
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Blood donor drive aims to build local supply network
Levitt urges 30 donors weekly to sustain the program and notes Blood Services operates 27 banks nationwide. Houston can borrow from others when short, and they can assist in turn. Donors aged 18 to 66 may give every eight weeks after screening for health, with basic checks conducted. Levitt stresses the national shortage and local self support, and he plans a donor film for an audience of 30 or more.
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Tests Reset At Sterling High Mid Terms Postponed
Sterling High School rescheduled mid term examinations due to bad weather. Exams move to Tuesday January 16 and Wednesday January 17 for periods three through six. Freshmen must report for tests. exempt students do not. Monday is in-service for staff with no classes. Principal Winnie Brown announced the changes.
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