Noon Stock Quotes From Citizens National Bank List
noon stock quotes show a wide array of company percent changes with Dow Jones averages and a host of corporate names such as General Electric General Motors and Texaco. major movers include 22 percent for Carrier and 18 percent for Dow Chemical while Dow Ind. Average sits at 859.00 with a down change of 7.67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank and Underwood, Neuhaus and Company
Carrier Corp Celanese
Chrysler Corp
Delta Airlines
Diamond-Shamrock
Dow Chemical
Dresser Ind
DuPont Die
el Paso Natural Gas
Leahy Eee
Extendicare
Er Rasset le Foremost McKesson
Gen Electric
General Motors
General T&t
General Tire
Georgia Pacific
Getty OW
Gillette
Gordon's Jewelry
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Co
Gulf States Utilities
Gulf West Ind
Harvey Aluminum
Hospital
Houston Light & Power
Interlake Steel
FBM
Eeee Jones & Laighlin Steel
Kraft Foods
Kresge Ling-Temco-Vought
Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Microdot
Monsanto Penn
Central R. Rd
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petro - Rca Halliburton
Inland Steel
Kerr McGee McDonald Douglas
Mobil Oil
Occidental Petro Raytheon i
Roan Select Trust
Schlumberger
Beas
Ssy
Eae
Taft Broadcasting
Technicolor
Teledyne
Tenneco
Texaco
Ace Texas
Transamerica
Union Carbide
Union Oil Calis
School population projections and bids approved by board
The board projected school population to top 6,000 by 1975 based on current census data and possible growth. It accepted Boyd Mullen Chevrolet’s low bid of 3,806.79 for a station wagon for general school use. Baytown Air Conditioning Co. won a bid to supply four Bryant heaters at 1,670 total, each unit rated at 125,000 BTUs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Mullen Chevrolet
Baytown Air Conditioning Co
Bryant
Lee College Receives $49830 Grant for Music Wing
The Office of Education has awarded Lee College a $49,830 grant for a new music wing, raising total funding to $99,830. Funds will buy equipment for a piano laboratory and furnish the wing on the east side of Rundell Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
Office of Education of Health, Education and Welfare
Lee College
Bob Eckhardt
Rundell Hal
Fish kill along Sega River blamed on pollution
The Sega River fish kill drew birds feeding on surface fish by Tuesday and several big fish stranded with eyes pecked out. Clarence Johnson of the Texas Water Quality Board cited Craigmont Sewage Treatment Plant and nearby septic tanks as potential sources, with Helmerich and Payne Natural Gas discovering a recently pumped settling basin. Dissolved oxygen measured only 1.0, below the 2.0 level needed for fish life, signaling a need for immediate investigation to identify the killer source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Drive
Clarence Johnson
Texas Water Quality Board
Craigmont
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Johnson
Helmerich and Payne
Johnston
Wenger
Charter changes debated as Baytown weighs city government form
W C Williams a former Baytown councilman backs the present charter and urges not to overhaul it unless required by new state laws. Herbert Campbell argues against limiting council access to department heads, warning it could give the city manager a blank check. Ben Wilson, Charter Committee chair, set a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting to form subcommittees and study charter sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernhart
W. C. Williams
Baytown
Williams
Herbert Campbell
Banigan
Campbell
Department
Ben Wilson
Lamar Tech names 174 fall honor roll students
Linda Su Dayle and Carol Sue Elderly of Baytown were among 174 students who earned all A's in the fall semester at Lamar Tech. Linda is a home economics major and Carol Sue is an elementary education major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda SU Dayle
Carol Sue
Baytown
Lamar Tech
Linda
Senior La Porte student on VT dean's list
Penny I. Whitten, a geology senior from La Porte, earned inclusion on Virginia Tech's College of Arts and Sciences dean's list for the fall semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny I. Whitten
la Porte
Virginia Tech
College of Arts and Sciences
SEC Investigation Hearings Edge Toward Closure
Proceedings eye joint SEC and FBI inquiry into Ling and Co. amid questions about scope and authority. Sharp asserts Fifth Amendment rights as witnesses decline to answer. judge suspends testimony with arrangements for future statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling and Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sharp
Susman
Jbranch
Justice Department
Watson
Department of Jusitice
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jerry
Hill
Department of Justice
SEC
Houstonian to Be Engineer Speaker Here
G Lynn Williams, head of planning at Lockwood Andrews Newnam Houston, will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday to the American Society of Civil Engineers in the Civic Center Pecan Room. He will outline Valdez Alaska development plans noting the Trans Alaska Pipeline southern terminal and its effects on the community. Williams earned a 1964 UH architecture degree and is active in civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lynn Williams
Lockwood, Andrews, and Newnam
Houston, Inc
Valdez
Alaska
American Society of Civil Engineers
Civic
Cantar
Williams
University of Houston
American Institute of Plan
Antarc
Asce Arctica
Airman Bradford Earns Outstanding Unit Award
SGT. VERMER L. Bradford Jr. of Baytown is in the 4780th Air Defense Wing at Perrin AFB. His unit received the U.S. Air Force Outstanding Unit Award after his tour in Vietnam. He graduated Colbert High School in Dayton in 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermer L. Bradford Jr
Vermer L. Bradford
Baytown
U.S. Air Force
Bradford
4780Th Air Defense Wing
Perrin Afb
Vietnam
Colbert High School
Dayton
Graves Delays Action On Speaker Unseating
Rep Curtis Graves of Houston delays submitting a resolution to unseat the speaker. He will allow more time for study and feedback from constituents after receiving 50 phone calls and 30 telegrams urging him to proceed. Public opinion swells as the House session nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Thelas Amarillo
Gusleffect
Curtis Graves
Houston
The
Sun
Graves
Sun Spots Ex-Resident Dies
Funeral services were held for former Baytonian Mrs Georgia Crocker 73 of Freeport at Lakewood Funeral Chapel Lake Jackson. She was the step mother of T E Crocker 712 E Humble and Mrs Cecil Morris 3600 Decker Drive Citrus Frint. Price Hike Duelout of Hospital Michael Peterson 11 home from Hermann Hospital Houston after burns over 65 percent of his body from a Dec 6 Liberty fire. Dinner Tickets Tickets for a wild game dinner sponsored by First Christian Church go on sale Monday 1.50 for children 12 and under 2.50 for adults. Dinner served 5 to 8 30 p m Feb 13 at the church. Tickets at the church office. Call 427-4363 Beaumont Dance Baytonians invited to Golden Triangle Round and Square Dance Festival Harvest Club Beaumont Mayor Ken Ritter will welcome out-of-town guests after grand march at 7 50 p m. Free Puppies Mrs Martha Beard 708 Littlewood has four puppies five weeks old she would like to give away Call 422-7972 if interested. Girl Scouts Trinity Bay Girl Scout consultants training moved to Feb 2 9 30 a m at Westminister Presbyterian Church All area consultants urged to attend. Exercise Classes The Monday Wednesday Friday morning class meets 9 30 a m at the YMCA Babysitting available and other sessions offered. Two instructors Wayne Miller Don Perry from Lee College attended a Houston area math conference Saturday at Houston Baptist College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytonian
Georgia Crocker
Freeport
Lakewood Funeral Chapel
Lake Jackson
Michael Peterson
M. D. Peterson
Whispering Pines
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Liberty
First Christian Church
Beaumont
Harvest Club
Ken Ritter
Martha Beard
Littlewood
Motel Loses Equipment To Thieves
A portable TV, electric heater and bedspread were stolen from a room at Holly Inn 1104 Alexander Drive. In Lakeland Florida citrus prices likely rise by weekend as pre freeze stocks dwindle though grocers say buying remains near normal. Embargo on fresh Florida fruit lifts Feb 1 then prices may increase. Theft losses include 365 dollars value from O B Smith report, plus other thefts across nearby addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
Alexander Drive
Niies
Lakeland
Fla
Associated Press
South Florida
A&p
Joe Sexton
Miami
Housewive
Florida
Dlcasesi
O. B. Smith
Carver
Fresh Jones
George W. Edwards
Adams
B M. Brown
Grantham
Sweet Tooth
New Jersey
P. R. Weatherspoon
Nurses Aide Registration at Lee College Opens
Nine week certified nurses aide program registration closes February 15 at Lee College Nursing Office. Program starts March 1. Information and applications available by calling 427-5611 extension 319.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Lee College Nursing Office
Air Force unit earns Outstanding Award for Perrin wing
Sgt Ray Lawrence of Eaton Ohio aboard the 478th Air Defense Wing at Perrin AFB Tex completed a Vietnam tour. His wife Annette is daughter of Baytown residents. DAVID YOUNG of 5108 Arrowhead took second in Purdue University Student Union intercollegiate bridge tourney regional event. Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club oyster fry set for Feb 5 at the club house in Minnesota with 300 gallons of Smith Point oysters and $1.50 tickets from directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence 8
Gay
Henry Helzer
Eaton
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Sgt
Ray
478Th Air Defense Wing
Perrin Afb
Tex
Vietnam
Annette
W. _Krizak
Baytown
David Young
Arrowhead
Purdue University Student Union
Smith Point
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Minnesota
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Robert Redford
Michael J. Pollard
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Henry Fonda
Shirley Jones
Hemme
Jim Brown
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Mr. Sharp
Trinity Bay
Westminister Presbyterian Church
YMCA
Math Conference
Houston Baptist College
Wayne Miller
Don Perry
Houston Area Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Florida Citrus Mutual
Ioan Ste
Rebel Inn
Tilzaw
Byang
P.O
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Jawa
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