Baytown Sun Stock Quotes July 6 1973
Noon stock quotes list from The Baytown Sun featuring companies such as Texaco Exxon Dow Jones Dow Chemical United Aircraft General Motors Gulf Oil Atlantic Richfield Chevron and Westinghouse with percentages and prices noted for each. The page shows a broad snapshot of market movers and current values for many major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Citizens National Bank
Underwood
Neuhaus
Ashland
Atlantic Richfield
Bendix
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp
Celanese
Chrysler Corp
Columbia Gas Dart Industries
Sears
Ishell
Spermy-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan Oil Ohio
Stauffer Chem
Synters Cee
Raytheon
Schlumberger
Sun Cail
Delta Airive
Diamond Shamrock
Technicolor
Dow Chem
Teledyne
Dresser Ind
Boras Oc de Pansigteres
Union Carbide
Foremost McKesson
Union Oil of Cal
Blee Oc
United Aircraft
General Motors
UpJohin
T&t
U S Steel
Ah Gen Tire
Walgreen's
Georgia-Pacific Q
Westinghouse
Getty Oil
Woolworth
Gillette Cee
Kerox Op
Gordon's Jewelry
Dow Indus
Greyhound
Gulf
Six Injured In Three Car Crashes Here
Six people were hurt in three city traffic accidents over Thursday and Friday. Denise Benton and David Monte Brown were injured in a collision with a Brock vehicle. Brown was cited for running a stop sign. A second crash on Main Street sent Mrs. Geraldine Morton and her party to hospital after Simien allegedly ran a red light. In the Friday bicycle crash, Karen Harris was treated for multiple injuries with no tickets issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Benton
Massey Tompkins
David Monte Brown
W. Lobit
Francis Leanard Brock
Schilling
Brown
Baytown
Larry Wayne Simien
William Edwards Morton
Fayle
Simien
North Main
Mortons
Laura Lea
Donnie Lynn
Baytown Medical Center Hospital
Karen Marie Harris
Chaparral
Cactus
William Richard Pillow
Maryland
Lutheran Controversy Linked to Brazilian Vote in Church
In New Orleans the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod faces a heated dispute over theology and leadership with claims of Brazilian district votes and a substantial loan to a Brazilian mine raising ethics questions. Key figures include Rev. Dr. J A O Preus and Rev. Elmer Reimnitz as election tensions rise among about three million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Preus
Elmer Reimnnitz
Brazil
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Johannes Engel
Porto Alegre
Pastor Reimnitz
Madigan
Engel
Voters Face Mass Transit Decision in Houston Area
Houston City Council approved a regional mass transit authority with nine members, needing Harris County voter approval to proceed. The plan includes a $7 annual emission tax and a September election. Alan Voorhees Associates proposed downtown subways, buses, and trains at an estimated cost of 1.4 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harris County
Louie Welch
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harris County Com
Missioners Court
Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Alan M Voorhees
Hurricanelates
Virginia
Pasadena
la Porte
Deer Park
Frank Mann
William A. Olson
Mann
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Jason Blaha
James H. Blaha
Crosby
A. A. Bianchi Jr
H. J. Blaha
Andrews
IMER
Han Ae
Nise
Clint Eastwood
Verna Sloom
Mariana Hill
Sion
Robert Daley
Ennis Lang Javergali Mal Pasc Company
Misty
Commonwealth of the Bahamas
Cay
Asaco
Texas
Cuak
Venezuela
Panish Els
West
Bimine
Andros
New Providence
Hariottesisland
Colombia
Inagua
Bahamas
British Commonwealth
Dr. Preus
FACTS
Papar
Crldres
U.S
America
Eddie Chews
TU T FU
Family Weekly
Are
Wen Group
Scropio
Sun
Tri-City Beach
American Legion
Tommy Wright
Nashville Rebels
Marshall & His Deputies
Volkswagen
Texas Motor Volkswagen
East
Iron Gate
Olan Swe
By Phil Pastoret
Rae Sea
Beytown
Hilliard