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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1971
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows park and land site names including Roy Park Walker Park Briarwood Park Roseland Park and Xraccecow Drive Park with unspecified undeveloped land and school park site notes. Readable items indicate a compilation of park names and locations without a cohesive narrative or dates.
A column argues peptic ulcers stem from prolonged emotional stress in men, not a fixed personality. It notes higher ulcer rates in men, urges stress reduction, lifestyle changes, and workplace adjustments, claiming anxiety and frustration trigger stomach symptoms and ulcers.
Humble Oil and Refining Co plans an eight million dollar wax finishing plant at Baton Rouge, with operation expected in late 1972. Construction begins in early 1971 while Bayonne New Jersey plant continues wax production until Baton Rouge is online. The Baton Rouge unit will produce wax as a co product with lubricant stock manufacture.
The Baytown League of Women Voters launches a 250 letter outreach as February Finance Drive Month begins. President Mrs William DePierri says funds support local state and national programs and community services. Checks to Box 177 Baytown. League conducts voter education and candidate rallies, plus a 1971 program on land use pollution water air quality and public library and parks improvements.
Two conversational Spanish courses for adults begin January 25 at Lee College. One class targets beginners and the other aims at advanced students. Each meets 7 to 9 pm with registration on the first night. Cost is 15 dollars plus parking and fees.
The Class of 1961 will assemble at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Citizens National Bank conference room to organize alumni activities. Rotary Luncheon at noon Wednesday features Bob Carling of National Airlines speaking on Forty Years on the Rocks at the Ramada Tower Center.
The Baytown Sun presents its staff and publishing details including editor and publisher positions, advertising and classified departments, and distribution information. It notes publication days, postal data, pricing, and association with the Associated Press. The text focuses on organizational structure and official notices rather than news events.
Baytown Environmental Advisory Board will hear John Vestal of Stauffer Chemical Bay town plant and Seth Roberson of Natural Gas Oolonizing at 7 pm Monday in City Hall conference room. Jack Walker says the panel will discuss the Corps of Engineers flood control feasibility study for Scott Crystal Burnet Bay. A hearing on Feb 15. will hear a Cedar Bayou oily discharge complaint near Highway 146 bridge. If time permits, they will also discuss a tarry oil spill in Crystal Bay.
Channelview school trustees meet at 7 p m Tuesday in the junior high library to review stadium lighting restrooms a public address system press box and ticket booths as part of the bond financed building program Also on the agenda projected needs for an additional school on the Cobb campus bids for a school station wagon and DeZavala gymnasium a student union building dress code and safety reports plus policies on leave of absences and jury duty.
During a city council discussion on industrial electrical service Ted Kloesel noted many industries that once generated their own power are buying it now E C Jack Kimmons manager of Houston Lighting and Power Co quickly seized the observation Jack smiled If we have our way theyll ALL go to purchasing power.
A jumble style word list features Across and Down clues with varied definitions and wordplay, including terms like Circlet, Eagerness, Utopian, Fancy, Arikaran channel, Irish river god, and Biblical high, plus a Morning Direction and Scottish references. The page mixes synonyms, cryptic hints, and cross references across multiple categories.
Baytown requires a vaccination certificate for any animal picked up at the city pound. Henry McManus of the Humane Division says the form is given when the owner calls for the animal and must be returned within three working days with a licensed veterinarian’s certification. A fine up to 200 dollars may be imposed for noncompliance, and proof of prior vaccination is needed if the animal lacks tags. The division will enforce a 3 per day keep fee plus a 10 pickup fee under the new animal ordinance approved July 6.
M C Olive of 426 E Francis is named to the University of Tennessee dean’s list for the summer and fall quarters. A transportation major senior plans to graduate in June. His wife Sue Force of Baytown is employed at the U S Post Office in Baytown. Real Estate courses offered at Lee College this spring include Principles of Real Estate from 6 to 9 p m on Thursdays and Real Estate Appraisal from 6 to
City councilmen rejected a five dollar bill presented as a gift and circulated it among themselves with jokes. They laughed but made clear they would not accept the money and suggested they buy themselves soda water instead after the meeting.
In Germany ARMY SP. 4 Russell H. Hol land and Pvt. Jerry W. Graves of the 59th Artillery's 2nd Battalion transfer to the Fourth Armored Division. Graves is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graves of Channelview. Holland, son of Henry Holland and Sandi, resides at 1001 Largo. A pair of black rimmed glasses in a tapestry glass was lost by Mrs. L. R. Firench. call 427-4626.
A bridge hand analysis shows South overcalls an opening heart with two diamonds despite four cards in diamonds, West doubles, and South goes down. East bids five spades, West doubles for profit, but proper defense yields three tricks for South and a score swing.
In a bridge hand West North East South open with 2 hearts, South holds a weak four card suit. After a pass, West responses 2 spades and North passes. South contemplates what to do next as partner doubles. The article promises tomorrow’s answer and ongoing discussion.
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