Former Navy nurse to speak to Gulf Coast Candy Stripers
Hansen, a former Navy nurse, will address the Candy Stripers of Gulf Coast Hospital at 7 30 p m Thursday in the hospital cafeteria. The talk invites any student interested in volunteering for hospital service. Banquet tickets for the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award banquet are available in Humble Credit Union lobby until 5 p m Friday or from any Jaycee. The banquet is at 7 30 p m Friday at the Tower. Baytown Chamber of Commerce will meet at noon Friday at Holiday Inn with a panel on the fifth annual Leadership Conference in Houston. A film on sex education will be shown at Bowie school auditorium at 7 30 p m Thursday with W C Herring speaking. The public is invited. Baytown Stamp Club meets 7 p m Friday in the Bluebonnet Room of the Community Building. Al Johnson will display a Masonic collection and speak. The public is invited.
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Uzy Woo Hansen
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Chamber
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Houston
Bowie
W. C. Herring
Stamp Club
Baytown Stamp Club
Bluebonnet
al Johnson
Baytown Area Clears With Mild Afternoons Through Friday
The Baytown area forecast calls for cool nights and mild afternoons through Friday. Thursday temperatures are expected in the mid 60s to low 70s. Morgan's Point tides on Friday show highs at 5:49 a.m. and 10:55 p.m. and lows at 8:43 a.m. and 9:19 p.m.
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Baytown Area
New Couples, Local Students Highlight Weekend News
MR. AND MRS. Charles Bultzo plan an upcoming Europe trip. Keith Hail makes the dean’s list at Sam Houston State University. Dan Lucius dislocated a thumb on a ski trip. Rose Marie Thomson reports a sharp ice encounter. Newlyweds Judy and Tommy Martin stop at a car wash en route to their honeymoon. Kenneth Jeffrey prepares for his ninth birthday party. A Concerned group at Mont Belvieu noted by local editors. Bank director listings for Mont Belvieu State Bank and West Chambers County State Bank published on January 11 with copies available January 13.
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Charles Bultzo
Europe
Keith Hail
Sam. Houston State University
Dan Lucius
Rose Marie Thomson
Sharp Ice
Judy
Tommy Martin
Kenneth Jeffrey
Mont Belvieu
Mont Belvieu State Bank
Sun
Wong
West Chambers County State Bank
Promisin BCM Promising Cancer Drug From NCI Panel
Washington AP reports a little known experimental drug BCM shown as highly promising against solid cancers including lung and GI tumors. It crosses the blood brain barrier, offering hope for brain tumor involvement, though BCNU remains only a temporary control, not a cure, and not widely available. The NCI notes 5-FU shows benefits post surgery for large intestine cancer, with longer symptom free periods in some cases.
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Washington
BCM
National Cancer Institute
NCT
Hodgkins
C. Gordon Zubrod
NCI
BCNU
The
Cancer Institute
Institute
George Higgins
U. S. Veterans Administration Hospital
Two School Bosses Get New Pacts
Deputy Supts W C Herring and W D Hinson received new three year contracts from the school board on Supt Johnny Clark's recommendation. The extensions, effectively one year longer than existing terms, were framed as a vote of confidence and include Clark’s preference for deputy participation in personnel discussions. No decision was made on other admin contracts at this time.
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Supts
W. C. Herring
W. D. Hinson
Johnny Clark
Clark
City Hears On Legal Truck Load Limits And Traffic Needs
Baytown council traffic committee seeks legal clarification on a 1963 truck load ordinance not in the city code and contemplates scales to determine maximum loads. Additional topics include a Ward Road Narcille traffic light cost of 5700, removal of hazardous signs in rights of way, and signs of concern about pumps and street parking near service stations. The matter will be discussed again at the next meeting.
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Baytown
R. H
Bo) Turner
Turner
Ward Road
Narcille
Leo Frost
Cannon
E. L. Gunn
Lindenwood Drive
Corm- Committee
Allen Cannon
Voter registrations surge in Morris County ahead of deadline
Morris County officials estimate about 600 000 people will sign up to vote before Saturdays end. By Wednesday more than 509 000 had filed for 1970 registration certificates, with 541 000 eligible last year. Local voters face the upcoming registration cutoff amidst steady activity.
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Morris County
Aid Of City Asked Union Fights Demise Of Telegraph Office Here
Union protests plan to close Baytown Western Union office arguing a Class 1 office with a veteran staff is needed for the city. Union president Provost says 24 280 oral messages were handled last year and urges Baytown keep a full service Western Union operation.
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Wanda Gaton
Western Union
Georgia Raseburg
Baytown
Forst
Glen
Walker
Western Union the
Telegraph Company
A. J. Provost
United Telegraph Workers Union
Newberrh
Provost
Baytown to Get New Shopping Center on Alexander Drive
Wayne Duddleston announces immediate start on a $1.8 million, 175000 square foot one story center at 116 S Alexander Drive and East Texas Avenue in Baytown. Four tenants include Wooleco Department Store Safeway Firestone and Shoe Town with Blount Brothers of Birmingham as builder. Groundbreaking expected in days with completion aimed for late August or September.
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Baytown
Wayne Duddleston
Houston
S. Alexander Drive
East Texas Avenue
R. W. Collins
Alexander Drive
W. T. Busch
Winton M. Blount
Wooleco
Safeway
Firestone
Collins
James A. Bishop
Percy Edwards Dies at 69 in Baytown Area
Percy Edwards age 69 of Morrell died of an apparent heart attack at 9 45 am Thursday in San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Arrangements are pending at Paul A Lee Funeral Home He is survived by his wife Mrs Smilh Edwards and one son Paul J Edwards both of Baytown one sister Mrs Doris Andrews of Clear Lake City and a grandson David Edwards of Baytown
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Percy Edwards
Morrell
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Paul A. Lee
Smilh Edwards
Paul J. Edwards
Baytown
Doris Andrews
Clear Lake
City
David Edwards
Bush Awards To Highlight JC Banquet In Baytown
Congressman George Bush will be the main speaker at the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Awards banquet Friday night. The 1970 DSA event honors citizens for community contributions with two top awards the Outstanding Young Man and the Distinguished Service Award. The dinner starts at 7 p.m. and recognizes age criteria and civic impact.
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George Bush
U.S. Senate
Baytown
Raytown Jaycees Honor Distinguished Service Winners
Raytown community leaders including E C Jack Kimmons Ike Hall and Robert Gillette attend the annual Jaycee banquet Friday night. Kimmons received a USA award in 1961 Hall in 1965 and Gillette twice earned Young Man of the Year in 1951 and Distinguished Service in 1968.
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E.C
Jack) Kimmons
Ike Hall
Robert Gillette
Raytown
Jaycee
Kimmons
USA
Hall
Gillette
Jaycees
Distinguish Service Awards Past Winners Named
Baytown Jaycees honored past recipients David Evans Fred Hartman Jim Cauley and Bill DuPlantis as past winners. Hartman was Young Man of the Year in 195. Evans earned the honor in 1968 and DuPlantis in 1967 with Cauley in 1966. Friday night the Tower hosts the annual banquet with Congressman George Bush as speaker.
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Baytown Jaycees
David Evans
Fred Hartman
Jim Cauley
Bill DuPlantis
Hartman
Evans
DuPlantis
Cauley
George Bush
Baytown Drug Raid Takes Five Arrested In Night Sweep
Baytown police conducted a 1030 p.m. raid on Massey Tompkins Road arresting five people on possession charges. The suspects are William E. Pusey 24 Robert L. Berley 18 both of Miami Wayne H. Hicks 21 Cibinez Crawford 19 and Hugh D. Robinson 18 all of Baytown. Chief John B. Wilkinson said 180 persons are under investigation in the drive against users and pushers. The case will go to Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery's Court. Scan details remain under investigation. Parents warned about drugs in the area.
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Baytown
John B. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
William E. Pusey
Robert L. Berley
Miami
Wayne H. Hicks
Cibine Z. Crawford
Hugh D. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Wayne Clepper
Massey-Tompkins Road
Raymond Bardy
Jim Lankford
Clopper
Joe Huntley
Sam Montemayor
Steve Gaskey
T. D. Stanaland
W. R. Dabney
J. W. Danes
Recreation Boss Due Next Month
Terry Dopson, 31, Beaumont’s newly named parks and recreation director, says he will start by February 16. A Beaumont assistant director for four years, he hails from Bonham and is a Texas Tech recreation graduate. He belongs to CPTRS and NRPA, serves in several baseball associations, and is active in Jaycees and the Young Men’s Business League. He sits on the Beaumont Camp Fire Girls board and is a vice president of the local Connie Mack and related groups.
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Terry Dopson
Dopson
Beaumont
Parks and Recreation
Bonham
Texas Tech University
Texas Recreation and Parks Society
Dapson
National Recreation and Parks Association
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Charles Diftona
Center For Naval Analysis
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FiOs
Baytown State Bork
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Frank Thompson
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