Dog Found in Colby Area Springer Spaniel Located
Mrs W H Hendricks of 1601 Colby found a female brown and white springer spaniel dog Sunday. The owner may call 422-9625.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
1
Mrs W H Hendricks of 1601 Colby found a female brown and white springer spaniel dog Sunday. The owner may call 422-9625.
Mrs Joe L Bennett of 402 B Republic offers two black Persian kittens for free. Call 422-0085.
Harris County Commissioners Court approved maintaining the county state tax rate at 2.16 dollars, keeping the overall taxpayer burden similar to 1971. The plan raises the county rate from 1.84 to 1.89 dollars, including a 59.25 cent levy for the county hospital district, with a 2.7 percent net increase allowed.
Hayes, tied to Culpepper through long service, vows Culpepper policy remains unchanged as he praises the community. The article recalls Culpepper leadership lineage since 1924 with Yount, the latest in a string of managers. The report shifts to county tax issues, citing a statewide ad valorem tax cut from 42 to 10 cents per $100 and a local revaluation boosting property values in the Galleria area, adding about 6.88 million to county rolls. Carl Smith advised the new figures.
A. J. Rombs 70 died at 6 30 p.m. Monday in a Kerrville hospital after 28 years with Humble Oil and Refining in Baytown. He moved to Con Can and is survived by wife Gladys and children Twilla Evans Margaret Collier Johnny Ray Jack Robert Albert plus siblings and two great grandchildren. Services are pending at Frazier Funeral Home in Houston. Virgil Uvalde Sutherland, Huffman School Board president, said the district and two major taxpayers are negotiating a tax suit with U S Plywood Champion Papers Temple Industries after the board rejected an earlier settlement offer.
Moody's Investors Service kept the rating after Huffman district officials met with the agency about a tax dispute. Spokesmen said the 1972-73 budget could top a million dollars, at least 140000 higher than 1971-72. The district and two corporations refused to pay about 70000 in 1971 taxes, suing claiming excessive taxes and arbitrary assessment methods threaten the district's financial standing.
U S Steel announced in February 1966 an agreement to acquire land at Cedar Point Jones and Laughlin and to receive about 900 additional acres from Southern Pacific Railroad. The parcels adjoin existing options for a plant complex including electric furnaces a 160 inch plate mill and future integrated facilities.
Water department measures include protecting floors with a counter shield and buying a vacuum cleaner. Officials agreed to a maintenance contract for the new city typewriter and to solicit bids from three auditors: Winkelman Davies Johnson Watson of Houston, R. J. Austin of Mont Belvieu, and M. Cecil Bobbit of Baytown.
Baytown Civil Defense Director Fletcher Hickerson offers free films and colored slides to illustrate preparedness as the hurricane season advances. Groups may request programs by calling the Civil Defense office at Baytown City Hall. The materials include 28 minute films on Hurricane Camille, Betsy, and the Texas City Disaster, plus slide talks on emergencies Hickerson has handled from 1955 to 1972.
Lee Brigadiers applications for summer try outs are available in the main office at Robert E. Lee High School. Try outs will run from 8 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m.
Crosby records show junior high band composition with 25 blacks and a few whites, continuing a page one discussion of racial balance. Other lines reference white and black student counts in classes and activities.
Clarence Schmadtl reported to Baytown police Monday the theft of a tool box and tools valued at 200 dollars from his truck parked at White Star Laundry on South Pruett.
Soldier Home SGT Kenneth Wayne Rudder, son of Mr and Mrs William Rudder Jr of 5412 Louise, is home after a year in Vietnam where he served as all medic in the U S Army. He vacations with his parents near Rye after four years in service. Completes Training ARMY PVT Rick W Hensley, son of Mr and Mrs William W Hensley, 220 Wooster, completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army training center in Ft Polk La. Attends Camp ALBERT R Peoples, 1324 Willow, attending the music division of the 35th season of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas.
Four Baytown churches were burglarized Monday according to police. The Evangel Temple Assembly of God reported $25 stolen from 2315 Main. First Baptist Church at 2729 Kentucky lost a tape recorder and a polaroid camera worth $60 with $200 in building damage after breaking a third floor window and secretary’s office door. St Mark's Methodist at 1607 Oklahoma reported about $4 in cash and $150 in damage after an unlocked door and vending machines were damaged. Christian Science Church at 3406 Nevada suffered $250 in damage with several windows and doors damaged after entry through a sanctuary window.
Guerrillas in Lenadoon Belfast halted attacks signaling a possible cease-fire move. In Egypt Anwar Sadat asked the Soviet Union to pull military advisers from the country. In Memphis a Memphis newspaper linked Rep John G Schmitz as Wallace's potential running mate if Wallace pursues a third party bid for president.
Baker, a Democrat seeking the constable post, says his vote share drew both liberal and conservative help and that his name should appear on the November ballot since no Republican challenger exists. Mrs. Pat Anderson was appointed to fill her late husband’s unexpired term ending December 31, 1972.
The Baytown Jaycees announce a get acquainted coffee at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the First Baptist Church Fellowship Room at 1715 Market. All young men aged 21 to 36 are invited to attend.
The Baytown City Council will convene at 6 30 p m Tuesday at City Hall to discuss local matters.
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