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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
5
A Baytown woman awoke to find a man ransacking a bedroom closet. He fled through a siding glass door after stealing about 200 in cash and a turquoise ring, while police chased possible suspects and noted vehicle damage and other daylight thefts in the area.
Elmira King sends warm greetings to Fran Wer family and wishes happiness and health. The note expresses friendly sentiment and well wishes across a personal line.
Haytown residents alerted to daily dump truck traffic from Buseh Ranch along Althart Drive toward the Market Street bridge over Cuase Creek. Police say about 400 trips daily to haul dirt for roadbed work as the bridge area undergoes repairs.
Fragmented obituary items list infant and adult names including Horner, Hunner, and Fayne, with hospital and cemetery references. Mentions of survivors, dates, and locations appear garbled, including Baytown and Gorstenna areas, various relatives, and dates tied to services and birthdays.
Eight members of the Barbers Mill Chapter Farmers of America will attend the 49th State FFA Convention in Fort Worth from Wednesday to Friday. Sean Harvey, president, and advisors Noland McManus and David Griffith will join representatives from more than 889 FFA chapters statewide. Voting delegates Charlie Cornell and Robby AFootend are named along with Genny Dutton Carl Shelton Jaime Harvey Briget Oliver Dennis Neil and Laean Courvell.
County commissioners vote to approve a poster permit application for expansion of a Woodland Acres sewer treatment plant in Chambers County. Residents led by Harry G. Daves Jr urge TWQB to enforce strict effluent standards and hearing set for July 2 in Houston. Developer Eddie Gray defends compliance and proposes high quality treatment to protect Old River water quality.
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