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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
1
Do not remove angel food cake from its pan until it is completely cool to preserve cell structure and prevent shrinkage. This ensures a light, fluffy texture and minimizes crumbling when releasing from the pan.
Bartnett recalls organizing the district in 1965 and reflects on its main achievements. He cites stopping encephalitis outbreaks and averting a Venezuela outbreak with minimal horse cases, thanks to blood testing and targeted spraying. He praises cooperation with environmental groups and peers, while noting ongoing challenges.
Bartnett, new to the county post, supported emergency action for mosquito control before the Agriculture Department declared an emergency in 1971. He favored aerial surveillance use of a helicopter and noted Commissioner Bray had obtained a patrol airplane for litter, which could aid mosquito work part time. Bartnett, former mosquito control head in Louisiana and Florida, studied entomology at the University of Florida and plans to start Entomological Services Co. in pest control and real estate.
James Davis Jones, 21, of Houston, pled guilty to armed robbery by firearms in three Baytown and county businesses. He received an eight year sentence after admitting to the Oct 13 Greer's Liquor Store raid, the Sept 26 Coady Superette robbery, and the Oct 7 Junior Minit Man Grocery incident. A fourth robbery tied to the same trio was cleared with their arrests.
Baytown post offices will be closed Thursday for a TEA authorized school holiday. No rural or city deliveries except special delivery mail and no window service. Incoming mail will be placed in boxes at the main post office on Defee. The State Driver's License Office at 120 Park will be closed Thursday and reopen Friday.
Charles Wade Wolfe 68 of 2105 Rosille died Tuesday in an Anahuac hospital. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 a m at Hartiman Funeral Home Chapel with Revs Roy Cloudt and Mack Smoke officiating. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survived by two daughters, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Earthman Funeral Home to handle arrangements. Leila Brindley Cleveland 88 of 2000 Beaumont died Tuesday in a Baytown nursing home. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m in Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Ron Womack officiating. Burial in San Jacinto. Survived by two stepsons and two stepdaughters. Municipal records list.
Warren Spahn elected to Baseball Hall of Fame. Charles Knox named head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. Lyndon B. Johnson’s body removed for services in Washington. Texas lawmakers prepare for a joint session to honor the late president. Houston shipbuilding and Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority sign a $25 million waste treatment complex. Sheriff seeks an $8 million budget increase. U S ambassador Clinton Knox released in Haiti after hostage incident and prisoner exchange.
State Rep. Joe Allen of Baytown plans a Friday meeting here with Texas Municipal League leaders to discuss his plan for a three member state telephone commission to regulate rates at an estimated cost of 800000. He cites savings on hearings and cites city costs, plus other bills and a proposed ombudsman to aid citizens against agencies.
Pruelt, nearing the end of his two year Port Authority term on May 15, backs selecting a site off the Texas coast to ensure supertankers and a viable superport. The terminal commission formed last October to plan Gulf of Mexico offshore terminal development for unloading enormous oil tankers.
BEF and Exxon units negotiate wage terms under a November clause set to expire January 15 1974. Their 54 percent increase proposal covers clerical staff at Exxon USA Exxon Chemical and Exxon Research and Engineering. BEF committee members including Walker Buster McAlister Ronnie Cornelius Paul Hinton Ernest Davenport Miss La Nell Stuart and J B Gill met in Houston with mediator F J Andrews.
Ashland plant manager Glenn Kimbrough explains a 1972 production surge caused the noncompliance. He cites financial trouble and cuts at Baytown as factors while noting new aeration equipment and other upgrades aim to meet state standards soon. Board members urge restraint on pollution amid profit concerns and resist repeated noncompliance negotiations.
Ramsey described tense meetings with Chandler after defeats in the 1970 primary. He recounted Chandler threatening him and alleged support from County Judge Bill Elliott for opponent Bray. Ramsey testified about subsequent IRS questioning and his arrest, saying Chandler vowed to ruin him and hurt his family with accusations.
NBC News examines the U S military's direction after Vietnam in a two part analysis. The first program reviews strategic forces and the balance of terror amid SALT talks and nuclear stockpiles. Floyd Kalber notes the growing arsenal and rising danger while Rep. Les Aspin critiques budgets.
The Greater Port Arthur Chamber and other organizations plan an internal conference within 30 days to discuss a peace plan involving China and the Soviet Union. Fred Burtner and Woodson along with other leaders will form a question and answer panel moderated by Howard Hicks. Oscar Newton will speak at the concluding dinner. The opening remarks will be by Carroll Davidson of the Pasadena Chamber. The Sam Rayburn Madrigal Choir will perform at the opening ceremonies.
The draft accord lists France United Kingdom Hungary Canada Indonesia Poland and the UN secretary general as participants with Hanoi and Washington. It affirms South Vietnam’s people right to self determination and free elections under international supervision. It bars hostile acts terrorism and reprisals once cease fire begins and prohibits discrimination against collaborators.
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