Baytonian Charged In Hit And Run Accident
Marvin Clevelands Atkins, 56, of 184 Katherine in Brownwood, was charged after a January 15 hit and run that injured Becky Sue Oaks, 14, and left her in Gulf Coast Hospital ICU. Oaks suffered a broken leg and hip. Brenda Spain, 12, avoided injury. Bond set at 5400 for aggravated assault and 5000 for failure to stop. Atkins released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace N. G. Morrison
Marvin Clevelands
Atkins
Katherine
Brownwood
Becky Sue Oaks
Gulf Coast Hospital
Brenda Spain
Becky
Brenda
Donald FE. Baker
C. W. Cowan
Bond
B. I. Ausley
Baytown
Voter Registration Drive Dates At Local Sites
Deputies from the League of Women Voters will accept voter registration applications from 9 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday at Kmart Sears and Woolco. Voters may register from now to Jan 31 at Lee College from 9 a m to 5 p m and at Sterling Municipal Library from 9 a m to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Kmart
Sears and
Woolco
Lee College
Sterling Municipal Library
Two Charged With Theft In Baytown Oil Lease Case
James Ray Roberson aged 20 of 1706 E Adone and Lynn Morris Hodges Jr aged 49 of Mont Belvieu have been charged with felony theft by Baytown police in the Goose Creek Oil Lease equipment theft on Spur 201 on January 20 and earlier. Roberson has no bond set while Hodges faces a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ray Roberson
E. Adone
Justice of the Peace
N. C. Morrison
Baytown
Lynn Morris Hodges Jr
Mont Belvieu
Roberson
Goose Creek
Spur
B. J. Ausley
Hodges
Mothers Marching For Dimes In Highlands
Highlands drive climaxes with Mothers March as volunteers from Highlands Methodist Youth Fellowship man a roadblock on Wallisville Road and Main. Bayou Playboys perform at Savon Foods Sunday to raise funds, band supplied by Highlands Volunteer Fire Department. CYO and Cub Scouts also participate. goal set at $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
E. T. Flippo
Highlands Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wallisville Road
Main
Bayou Playboys
Savon Foods
Catholic Youth Organization
CYO
Sherwood Walker
Damon Denson
Ted Cashion
Flippa
School Lunches Menu Across Baytown Districts Monday
Baytown breakfast includes orange juice, cooked cereal, buttered biscuit and milk. Lunch offers spaghetti with meat sauce or braised beef, corn, okra and tomatoes, pinto beans, pear salad, buttered garlic bread, milk and applesauce cake. Barbers Hill serves fish sandwich, tomato soup, fries, peach crisp and milk. Channelview elementary has Frito pie, spinach, yams, apricot cobbler, bread and milk. High School offers chicken fried steakette or sausage pattie, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, fruit cup, hot rolls with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Barbers Hill
Channelview
Mrs Shelley Carter to Return From Germany
Mrs Shelly Lee Sprague Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Skipper Franssen of 515 Gresham will return Saturday from Mannheim Germany Her husband Special 4 Wiley R Carter Jr stationed with the 13th Infantry expects to return upon discharge in May The couple plans to make their home in Baytown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley Lee Sprague Carter
Skipper Franssen
Gresham
Mannheim
Germany
Spe
Wiley R. Carter Jr
13Th Infantry
Baytown
City Salary Reforms Food for Thought at Council Session
Supervisors and department heads should review job descriptions and pay scales more deeply. LeFevre urges more than 12 descriptions, clearer rookie salaries, clerical classifications, and merit raises guided by department heads within civil service rules. Salary committee, led by Lamar Kelley, weighs across the board and discretionary raises amid debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFevre
LeFevre
Civil Service
Police
Lamar Kelley
Don Hullumn
Allen Cannon
Ted Kloesel
Kloesel
Gamma Phi Beta Alumna Club Meeting Announced
Gamma Phi Beta Alumna will meet at 7 30 p m Monday with Mrs. James Foster at 103 Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
James Foster
Caldwell
Funeral Notices for Black Hutson and Harry in Baytown area
Funeral services were held for Guy Robert Black II 24 of Baytown at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery. Randall Lafayette Hutson 73 of Baytown died in Houston and was buried at Memory Gardens with multiple survivors listed. Mrs Mary Locke Harry 95 of St James House died in a Baytown hospital and was buried at Glenwood Cemetery after services at Earthman Chapel.
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Guy R. Black
Guy Robert Black II
Burnet
Turday
First Presbyterian Arch
Burnette JW. Dowler
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Black
Luling
Gary Babo
Augusta
Elbert IM. Black
Baytown
Greenville
George F. Brugh
Houston
Rhonda Black
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman’ Funeral Home
John Black
Josh Higginbotham
Bobby Davis
Tommy Sooy
Boby Shelton
Bill Rogers
Bo Sanders
Lee Sanchez
Randall Lafayette Hutson
W. Nazro
Methodist Hospital
Central Baptist Church
Billy Joe Tate
Hutson
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Mary Locke Harry
St. James House
Earthman Chapel
Harry
H. Ic Harry
Deoleice Locke
Port Arthur
Joan Scalise
Mary Virginia Harry
John Joseph Harry
Shelley
John Michael Scalise
Glenwood Cemetery
Graveton
Earthman Funeral Home
Nixon Plan Proposes Revenue Sharing Budget Boost
President Nixon outlined a two part plan to boost welfare reform and expand the budget for local programs. He proposed $11 billion for local efforts in urban and rural development education transportation job training and law enforcement with only $1 billion new federal money and $10 billion from existing aid allocations. House and Senate critics questioned revenue sharing amid deficits while supporters cited potential benefits to states and cities. The plan drew mixed reactions from lawmakers including Mills Byrnes Boggs and Ford with Humphrey calling for careful review before commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Harris and Gammage Praise Speaker Mutscher’s Picks
Houston lawmakers report mixed satisfaction with Speaker Mutscher after committee assignments. Nichols keeps last session lines, Gammage lands three of eight sought, Williams glad with goals for veterans, Cruz secures Public Lands chair and Counties vice chair, Braun joins five panels. The report notes Mutscher’s power to route bills to favorable committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Nichols
Mutscher
Bob Gammage
South
Iam
Gammage
Lindon Williams
Galena Park
Military Affairs Committee
Williams
Parks and Wildlife
Lauro Cruz
Harris County
Public Lands and Buildings
Cruz
Braun
Misfortune Strikes Patterson Family in Fire Losses
Misfortune hits Baytown as Patterson family loses home and belongings in a January fire at 1907 Kentucky. Recently discharged from military service, Patterson began work at U S Steel Texas Works. A later accident during salvage work left him unable to work for a time. Donations via First Baptist Church on Kentucky aid the family, with ongoing need for clothing and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Fowler
Michael Pat
Kentucky
Patterson
U.S. Steel Texas Works
First Baptist Church
Pattersons
Rick Landers Named Head of New Baytown Insurance Office
Rick Landers has been appointed agency manager of the new Baytown office for Preferred Risk Insurance Companies. He will handle service and sales in life auto home and health insurance. Landers and his wife Patsy reside at 1215 Park with two children. He joined Preferred Risk in 1969 and has lived in Baytown since. He is active in church youth work and serves as Baytown Noon Optimist Club oratorical contest committee chairman. He belongs to the Baytown chapter of the Houston Association of Life Underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry R
Rick Landers
Baytown
Preferred Risk Insurance
Gary Richardson
Southeast Texas
Landers
Patsy
John
Jeri Kaye
Park
Preferred Irisk
Houston
Baytown Noon Optimist Club
Houston Association of Life Underwriters
March of Dimes Fights Birth Defects In Houston Area
The March of Dimes funds research patient services and education to prevent birth defects. More than 250000 births yearly in the U S are affected with about 2300 in the Houston Baytown area. The Birth Defects Center at Texas Children's Hospital Houston is run by Baylor College of Medicine and supported by March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Houston
Baytown
March of Dimes
Texas Children’s Hospital
Baylor College of Medicine
March of ‘Dimes
Missing white poodle named Andre near Ashbel Smith School
A small white poodle named Andre is missing from 200 North Seventh Street near Ashbel Smith Elementary School. Neighbors report the dog was last seen in the area and may respond to call or treat. Please contact local authorities if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre
Ashbel Smith Elementary School
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United Press
ASTO
Macpac
Esme
John Cah
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Cybil Christine Hutson
Randal Hutson
Humble
J. D. Sheppard
Deer Park
E. R. Fort
Betty Lou Hutson
Mebane
N. C
A. A. Hutson
Nacogdoches
Odis Hutson
George Faulkner
H. Beaird
Mrs. Mary Harry
Om R
Rita Black
Tak
Edward Moran
Melander
Apt
Harris
Yamaha
Brunson Theater
Motorcycle & Accessory
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Baytonians
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Rick’ Landers New Insurance Agency Head
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Myatt
Market St
Church OF Christ Pruett and Sobit IT
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James W. Adams
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