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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
2
The article describes a taxi program praised for seniors, noting features like wide doors and chair lifts as enhancement. Weaver comments on the service while Savage and others express satisfaction with the program's accessibility and impact, contrasting it with a government program.
A public hearing on Trinity Bay water quality examines septic tank limits and EPA and Texas Water Quality Board rules. Alternatives like land application and discharge are rejected. activated sludge treatment at Smith Plant with chlorination and aeration is favored as cost effective and environmentally sound.
Henry Dismukes and Leonard Stasney voiced concern over a growing budget surplus and the need for a safer, more consistent financial plan. They urged the board to tighten spending as past years left gaps and uncertainties in the college budget.
A Louisiana man, Jimmy C. Chambers, 22, was charged with felony theft after police said he traded a 1974 Chevrolet with a lien for a 1969 Ford van in Florida. He was arrested Sunday in Baytown and held on $1,000 bond awaiting an extraction hearing in Fort Walton Beach.
Baytown police officer Frank Stelms asks owners to check the city pound for a dog found on Woodlawn Street. The rescued animal is a longhaired miniature collie with a white head and appears well cared for, but both eyes are missing. If this matches your pet, call the pound at 422-8971.
Despite western drought and eastern freeze, a plentiful summer produce supply is expected. Production varies by item with Three Stone peaches rising while cling peaches may fall about 6 percent. Farmers rely on underground water tables, risking future drought impact if not replenished. In season buys like nectarines peak June to September.
In New Orleans traders report blue crabs becoming plentiful after a cold spell. Dealers say crabs, especially six inch and larger, are shipped to Washington area markets for higher prices. One dealer notes prices drop locally while other regions pay freight, widening price gaps.
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