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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
2
Carolyn Baker found desks overturned and papers scattered as a burglar smashed three windows and used a trophy to break into rooms. Officers tracked a bloodlike trail through rooms, exiting toward the cafeteria where the trophy was found. Principal Armstrong doubted the liquid was blood, suggesting tempera paint instead.
Perkins outlines that under 21s face misdemeanors and fines from 10 to 100 dollars for alcohol violations. First offenders may be jailed until fines are paid, with juveniles kept separate from adults. Parents are urged to monitor children and explain consequences.
Frederick Grandine Cloud II from Adams and Delmas Louis Smith of Ashwood are candidates for bachelor of science degrees in electrical engineering at the University of Texas.
Baytown Volunteer Fire Department Station No 4 announced 1969 officers led by Sonny Tompkins as president and B W Barefield as vice president Gordon Johnson serves as secretary treasurer W B McGregor is chief Bob Baker named first assistant chief B F Hewitt second assistant Trustees are G H Badgett and Rueben Garza
Noon stock quotes list from Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co shows mixed figures for many firms led by Allis Chalmers Am Tel and Tel and Dow Jones Industrial Average. Notable names include Chrysler Gen Motors Exxon Mobil Chevron and United Airlines with varied percentages and prices across sectors.
James S. Harper named general supervisor of construction central engineering for U S Steel Texas Works at Baytown. Harper, a 1958 Penn State civil engineering graduate, has held multiple U S Steel and prior posts and will move to Baytown with wife Patricia and two children.
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