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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1976

Page

3

Baytown Police Probe Two Armed Robberies

Police in Baytown investigated two robberies occurring Friday evening near local businesses. In one heist a man with a black ski mask and pistol held a clerk at gunpoint, receiving cash and checks captured in a bag. In the other, an armed robber demanded from a clerk, who complied and handed over money. Both suspects fled.

Eigad Baytown Joe Pet Booth Acclerk Folomat N.J Fehring Ene Esacarn

Burglaries Drug And Thefts Investigated

Baylawn police probed multiple crimes Friday including a hit and run at Tex as Avenue and Seventh Street. Colin Masser Jr. 19 was jailed for reckless fault after hashish found on him. A man armed with an AR 15 pointed at Speed Equipment World during a parts sale dispute. Car radio, hubcaps, and a spare tire were reported stolen from several vehicles.

Lhefts Baylawn Terry Austey Texas Avenue Seventh Street Colin Duane Masser Jr Northwood Ausley Masser Asley Masser Mosser City Justice of the Peace N. C. Morrison's Court Hugh Lloyd Speed Equipment World W. Texas Lloyd Howard W. Long Dickinson Park Street Oren C. Serheen Beaumont Harbor Drive Jimmie Olachin New Caney

Barbs By Phil Pastoret

The column mocks political insiders and rival inventors, poking fun at residents who push presidential timber from speculative lands and at clashes of ideas at the patent office, using witty wordplay to lampoon public figures and competition.

Ford orders Social Security tax rise for 1977

President Ford proposes raising the Social Security tax rate from 5.86 to 6.15 percent effective Jan 1, 1977, with the wage base at about $16,500 and a maximum annual deduction of $1,014. The move, likely to pass Congress, aims to bolster the trust fund as costs rise and benefits are kept in step with inflation.

Washington Social Security Ford Congress Congressional Ins Social Security Advisory Committee Social Security Trustees Treasury Willam E. Simon

Birthday Greetings for Bea Anderson and Mavis Hightower

Saturday greetings extend to Bea Anderson from her family while Mavis Hightower receives Sunday wishes. The message notes a family celebration mood and signals warm regard from relatives.

Bea Anderson Mavis Hightower

School Lunch Menus From Several Districts

Monday menus list Raytown and Barbers Hill offerings with breakfast items and lunches including Creole meatballs and smoked sausage. Ayton features thickened feed, spravy rice, and peanut butter cookies with milk. Deer Park serves skillet dinner, corn, green beans, hot rolls and peaches.

Raytown Barbers Hill AYTON Deer Park

Soldier Receives Good Conduct Medal in Germany

Sp. 4 Marshall L. Marley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Savage of La Parte, has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Marley received the honor while serving as a control clerk with the U.S. Army Defense Supply Center in Germany.

Marshall L. Marley Lamar Savage la Parte Marley U.S. Army Defense Supply Center Germany

Angolan Civil War Delays Final Decision on U S Aid

Our World Today reports ongoing Angolan civil war tensions with factions delaying a final role on U S aid. The piece notes Cuban migrants en route to Africa and Dallas Texas weather conditions, detailing light winds and chilly dawn temperatures from near freezing in the northeast to the mid 40s along the coast.

Dallas Texas Tress Angola

Channelview Businessman Glitman Green Dies at 56

Glitman Carrall Green a longtime Channelview businessman aged 56 died Saturday at Herman Hospital in Houston after surgery a week earlier. Born in Zavala he lived in Channelview 40 years owning Channelview Discount Lumber. He bred Charolais cattle at his Blanco ranch and was in the Charolais Association. He was in the Oddfellows Lodge and Primitive Baptist Church of Houston. Survivors include wife Joan and sons James Rodney and Carl Green all of Channelview, four grandchildren, four brothers and his mother. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Howard-Giehdale Funeral Home Houston with Elder J A Rowell. Burial Brookview Cemetery near Humble.

Spl Channelview Glitman Carrall Green Herman Hospital Houston Zavala Channelview Discount Lumber Blanco Charalais —Association Oddfellows Lodge Primitive Baptist Church of Houston Joan Green James Rodney Carl Green Robert Beaumont Ray J. M Delman Apple Springs James Monroe Green Howard- Giehdale Funeral Home Federal Road J.A. Rowell Brookview Cemetery Humble

Gulf Plant Disturbance Minor After Bomb Threat

AP reports a bomb threat at Gulf Chemicals Co on Interstate 10 East sparked a minor disturbance. Police found no device as workers evacuated and blockaded the highway. minor scuffles occurred but no arrests. No link to earlier Charter International refinery damages.

Houston Gulf Chemicals Co Interstate 10 Hardy County Jneident Charter International OL Co

Baytown Area Welcomes New Army Recruiter Deluuie Goff

Deluuie A. Goff is named army recruiter for the Baytown station at Woolen Shopping Center. His district covers Baytown Cleveland Liberty Anahuac and Highlands. Former career counselor with Fort Campbell Air Assault he enlisted May in Texas and completed the Army Recruiting and Career Counseling Course at Fort Harrison Indiana. He invites the public to visit or call 22 7951.

Army Deluuie A. Goff Baytown Cleveland Liberty Anahuar Highlands Goff West Airborne Division Fort Campbell Fort Benjamin Harnson Ind

Highlands and Baytown Split Junior High B Basketball

Highlands and Baytown split their games with Baytown dominating eighth grade action 56 to 43 in A and 42 to 21 in B while Highlands swept seventh grade, winning 73 to 40 in A and 26 to 24 in B. Darrell Hunter led Baytown with 46 points in the A eighth, Matt Johnson 14, Brian Holle 12, and Quincy Arceneaux 18 for Highlands in the other, with Scott Scarbrough and Ronald Phillips leading Baytown in the B games.

Highlands Baytown Darrell Hunter Matt Johnson Brian Holle Danny Springer Ricky Toarra Jeff Byington Steve McGuire Quincy Arceneaux Scott Scarborough Ronald Phillips Todd Crawley

Baker teams roll to eighth and seventh grade wins

Cedar Bayou Cedar Bayou Junior School eighth grade A and B teams beat Baker. Chris Hastie, Dawid Duke, and Joe Estrade led the A team with 14 points each in a 57 win. Paul Goodman added 12 in Baker’s 23 27 win in the B game. In seventh grade Baker won 117, with Gary Heintschel scoring 10 and Jack Haker nine in A, while Mark Windhager and John Tyler added nine and eight for the B victory.

Cedar Bayou Baker Mark Windhager John Tyler

Five People Hurt In Baytown Traffic Crashes

Five people sustained injuries in two Baytown accidents Friday evening and afternoon. Pam Benoit, 19, and Sheila Sartain, 15, were hospitalized after a wreck on 2900 Taff Circle near 9 p.m. A third-car collision at Pruett and South Commerce injured two others, with police attributing high speed and a red light violation to the driver of the third vehicle. Police report no charges in the former crash and a negligent driving charge in the latter.

Sirema Ciaet Baytown Patire Pam Benoit Sheila Sartain Gulf Coast ‘Hospital Baytown Ambulance Daninie i Bobby Lynn N. Commerce Pruett Alexander and Fortune Michael Morton Herschel Read Larga Melby J. Wiliams Hunnicutt Alexander Weling Prather Lefturn Fortune Drive Stork Club Read SAN Jacinto Methodist Henry Hospital Freeport Williams Hell Wiliams Baytown Medical Center Baytown Police Bell Lula H. Smith West Main Lee Cave Soulth T Smith Smith Gull Coust Hospital Baytown Amsulance Service

City Results: Screaming Eagles Dominate Bad Company 92–22

Screaming Eagles crush Bad Company 92 to 22 as T Rivon scores 40 and Whitehead 5 for Bad Company. Cedar Bayou Players win by forfeit over Barrett Station Warriors. Liberty trounces Club Mary Jean 41 to 7 with Baldwin 12 and Antoine 18 leading Club Mary Jean.

Screaming Eagles Bad Company T. Rivon Whitehead Cedar Bayou Barrett Station Warriors Liberty Mary Jean Baldwin Antoine

Did You Know Waho Forest Area and Statue Weight

The note cites that 39 percent of Waho area is forested and states the Statue of Liberty weighs 450000 pounds.

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Phil Pastoret Boggs & Tatum, Inc Armco Building Systems Armco Armca Building Systems North Main Harris County Sun Gleon Fodkes Oan Retail Aid Men Fredeled Gulf Baytown Area SALE J & J Gift & Ceramic Shop Mable Ave Dash Bash Procter A Gamble
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