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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1985

Page

5

Editorial calls for quicker school discipline reform bill

An editorial urges Texas lawmakers to back Rep. Bill Haley’s bill to fix flaws in last summer’s school reform law. It would let teachers suspend disruptive students for firearms drugs or alcohol offenses with principal overview rather than lengthy appeals. It cites Baytown as example of enforcement delays.

Bill Haley D-Center Texas Education Agency Texas Rep. Haley Haley

Red Cross Worker Charlie Glatzer Remembered

Preston Pendergrass recalls Charlie Glatzer from Boston as a devoted Red Cross field worker with the 320th Infantry. Although not officially sworn, he carried a carbine, aided soldiers with family aid and cash grants, and delivered Red Cross packets. He was affectionately known as Red Cross Charlie and was praised for humanitarian service.

Preston Pendergrass Charlie Glatzer Boston Mass Charlie Red Cross American Red Cross 320Th Infantry Regiment Stars and Stripes Army Ohio

LETTE four for publication names reels reserves it

The Baytown Sun letter to the editor notes reserved names and publication preparations. It discusses submission status and policy considerations for future prints. The item provides a brief glimpse of reader input shaping local discourse.

Lette Four Sreserves It

Snow memories from Chicago to Houston

Dave Sorter recalls snow from Chicago blizzards to Houston flurries, sharing childhood thrills of big storms like the January 1967 two day break and the April 1975 four inch snow. He contrasts adult inconvenience with youth excitement including snowball fights, snow baseball, and school holiday memories.

Morris Sanders honored by Jaycees in 1945 Baytown Sun

From The Baytown Sun files 40 years ago Morris J Cuz Morris named outstanding man of the year and L G Sanders honored as outstanding old man of the year by the Tri Cities Jaycees. Also reports wounded in action in France and local schools and clubs activities across Januarys 1945 1955 1965.

Morris, Sanders Jaycees Baytown Sun J.C Cuz Morris L.G Prof? Sanders Tri-Cities France Tris Williams Pfc Buddy Shook Rufe Higgins Set Huggins Paul Bill Kern Roxie Kern England Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority

Letters Praise Art Show Judges and School Board Winners

Readers thank Baytown Junior Forum for judging the Ashbel Smith Elementary art show on January 8. Ben R. Gollehon praises district arts support. The Goose Creek campaign thanks supporters and congratulates Richard Heyen and Tom Mayo as new Goose Creek School Board members and notes Baytown Education Association did not endorse a candidate.

Baytown Goose Creek Tom Mayo Goose Creek Teachers Association Texas Richard Heyen Baytown Education Association

Allan Shivers remembered by UT classmate Al Melinger

Baytown businessman and former journalist Al Melinger recalls Allan Shivers as a campus leader and steadfast conservative. He shares an eyewitness tale of a taunting rival columnist and a late night confrontation that ended with the agitator sustaining a bloody nose.

al Melinger Gov Shivers University of Texas Allan Shivers Allan Bob Eckhardt Lynn Ashby Houston Post Texas Simon Legree Guadalupe Street Legree Pk’s Collegians Texas Theater University Ymca Baytown

Readers propose permanent color coded first class stamp

The Baytown Sun editor Jim Kyle cites a letter from Paul N. Carlin suggesting a permanent unfixed first class stamp. The idea would use color changes to signal price increases, avoiding full redesigns and saving taxpayer money. The writer cites the Reagan era and urges consideration by Postmaster General and congress.

Paul N. Carlin Washington, D.C Paul Reagan Baytown Sun Jack Fields Jack

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