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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1969

Page

2

Crosby Challenge Meeting Notes Include Tape Debate

Trustees debated tape recording a Crosby meeting as a woman in attendance recorded the session. The board approved a 3530 contract for two consultants to prepare a Consolidated Funds Application for 44000 in federal funds and discussed plans for a bond issue newsletter. Officials questioned HEW authority over bond funds and school construction.

Schmidt Petrick Spence Aoother Ata P.m. Spence Young Son Robert Sauls John Pechucek Consolidated Funds Health, Education Aid Welfare Department William Boykin Underwood, Neuhaus and Co

Public schools and college delinquent tax totals

As of June 30 public schools owe 98 442.58 while the college shows 12 228.93 in delinquent collections. The combined total is 120 672.51 with outstanding delinquencies of 261 929.47 for public schools and 42 897.63 for the college.

Judge Bell Re-Elected to Judicial Panel in Austin

In Houston Judge Spurgeon E. Bell was re elected chairman of the State Judicial Qualifications Commission in Austin. Maurice Pipkin announced the election of Judge Connally McKay of Tyler as vice chairman and Austin attorney Fred B. Werkenthin as secretary. Bell serves on the First Court of Civil Appeals in Houston and has been on the commission since KG.

Bell Houston Spurgeon E. Bell State Judicial Qualifications Commission Austin Maurice Pipkin Commission Connally McKay Tyler Fred B. Werkenthin

Laborers reach new wage, benefits pact in Texas region

Contract covers 2000 laborers across Sabine area as 50 cent raise next year funds a first training program. Hired workers get meals after two hours overtime, termination slips on layoff, a new window washer grade, and hazardous material pay rising from 12.44 to 17 cents hourly. Prior strikes include Painters Local 130 settlement for 1,860 painters with a $1.15 hourly increase over two years.

Lively Beaumont Sabine Area Construction Committee Associated General Contractors Jefferson County Orange Port Arthur Houston Painters Local 130 Painting and Decorating Contractors of America

Troops Recalled From Vietnam Face Seattle Welcome

About 118 enlisted men are released from active duty and 658 reassigned while 16 officers move, and 22 are discharged. A mile long welcoming parade is planned in Seattle as many veterans express fatigue. White House and Pentagon signals hint at further troop withdrawals, with local antiwar groups planning a counter demonstration.

Seattle Donald Sweeney Milford Conn Army 60Th Infantry 9Th Infantry Vietnam Nixon Pentagon Art Blasko Moosic Pfe Michael McGilligan Cincinnati Ohio

Crosby School Trustee Opposes Bond Issue in Crosby

Crosby school trustee A J Schmidt opposes a 2.2 million bond vote citing HEW and TEA concerns, civil rights rulings, and court decisions on dual systems. He argues funds would be wasted and urges a central school system with a plan to convert Drew High and expand Crosby High. The issue prompts talks of a central high and junior high, with Drew conversion considered.

Ceisene Spence Reynolds Justice Department HEW Crosby A. J. Scmildl Crosby School Board Department of Health, Education and Welfare Drew School Texas Education Agency Schmidt Croby Crosby High School Barrett Station Robert H. Finch Shmid Drew Crosby High Drew High Shmidt Jerry Prochazka Jerris Leonard Civil Rights Division

Funeral Notices for Staples and Gray in Baytown Area

Emma Elizabeth Staples 74 of Highway 146 Baytown died in a Houston hospital. Survived by husband Carl Staples two daughters three sisters two brothers eight grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral 4 p.m. Cedar Bayou Baptist Church burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. James Anthony Gray one month died in Galveston hospital. Mother Rita Gray and grandparents Carlton Gray Baytown. Funeral 10 a.m. Ear thman Chapel burial City Cemetery Liberty.

Emma E. Staples Emma Elizabeth Staples Highway 146 Houston Carl T. Staples Baytown Carlene D. Myers San Diego Calif Rosemary S. Chandler H. O. Johnson Cedar Bayou Sadie Lawler Torrance Marjorie Webber Hollywood D. C. Archer Tom Archer Erie Kan Cedar Bayou Baptist Church E. R. Burns Cedar Crest James A. Gray James Anthony Gray W. Nazro Galveston Rita Gray Carlton Gray Earthman Chapel J. T. Terry City Cemetery Liberty

Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast

List of multiple admissions to Gulf Coast including Mrs Mary Elizabeth Meltom Baytown in Room 15 and Josephine Elaine Bouknight Crosby in Room 128 plus several others. New arrivals include Kenneth Crosby Baytown son born July 8 and daughters born to Peltier Wilson Evans families in Baytown.

Mary Elizabeth Meltom Baytown Josephine Elaine Bouknight Crosby Willie Mae Singleton Charlie L. Ferguson Houston Opal Faye Williams Henrette Anne Ricks Anahuac Barbara Ann Wartham Highlands Jacquelyn Lee Crenshaw Gloria Lynn Angermiller Leroy Angermiller Walter N. Fenelon Kenneth N. Crosby Son David Peltier James H. Wilson Ronnie Leon Evans

District 21 Eyeing River Haven Basin Service Extension

Floyd McCormick pressed the board to extend District 21 utilities to River Haven Basin residents outside the district. If homeowners cover installation costs and guarantee one year, lines would be installed to District 21 specs and then become district property. A legal description of roads is needed to determine ownership and easements. Alternates Bob Bass and C. C. Miles were named for board of equalization. Dee Yowell was hired to trench and backfill ditches to run an eight inch line on Dell dale Street near the Second Baptist Church.

Floyd McCormick District 21 River Haven Basin Bob Bass C. C. Miles Board of Equalization Supt. Pursnell Dee Yowell Delldale Street South Drive Delldale Second Baptist Church

Teen Dance at Civic Center Featuring The Blue Mist

A teen dance runs from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Civic Center with music by The Blue Mist.

Civic Center the Blue Mist

Baytown Chamber backs flood control bond proposal

The Baytown Chamber of Commerce urges Baytown and Harris County voters to approve the eight million dollar flood control bond. The funds would fund projects in 15 watershed areas, upgrade existing systems, and increase discharge capacity following engineering studies by the Army Corps, the district, and Houston authorities. Turpin emphasized the proposal is vital to county well being and regional growth.

Corps of U.S. Army Engineers

Lee College Opens Registration for Second Summer Term

Registration permits for the second summer term are issued in the Admissions Office at Lee College. Registration will be on July 22 with students advised to pick up permits promptly.

Lee College

Baytown Girl Hurt In Wreck

Dianne Avalos, 14, of Sam Houston Coutts, injured in a one car wreck while attempting a U turn on Bowie at Thompson. She was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital by Baytown Ambulance. Another crash on Tri City Beach Road sent Marcia McIntyre to San Jacinto Methodist and then Hermann Hospital with head injuries.

Dianne Avalos Sam Houston Coutts Bowie Thompson Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown H. D.dixon Tri-City Beach Road Marcia MclIntyre San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Hermann Hospital Houston

Wandering Black Puppy Reported On Idlewood Oakmont

A small black dog wanders nearby homes on Idlewood and Oakmont bothering several families who plan to have it picked up if the owner does not claim it soon. Call Mrs. Chauviere at 4227151 with information. The Deal group will meet at 7 p.m. Mondays at a First Baptist Church house on Kentucky Street, replacing prior civic center meetings. L. G. Lanier reports $55 stolen from the Home Beverage Liquor Store cash register at 606 Park on Tuesday night.

Idlewood Oakmont E C. Chauviere First Baptist Church Kentucky Street Civic Center L. G. Lanier Home Beverage Liquor Store Park

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