Stolen Edger and Radio Reported as Baytown Theft List
Baytown police received reports of a $110 lawn edger stolen from Richard Powell at 113 W Hunnicutt and a portable radio valued at $32 taken from Ernest Parker at 1312 Riggs. A mini bike was missing from M D McAnally’s driveway at 104 Chandler between Monday and Wednesday. A padlock was broken to access a storage room in the Baytown washateria.
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Edger
Richard Powell
W. Hunnicutt
Baytown
M. D. McAnally
Chandler
Ernest Parker
Riggs
Washateria
Weather And Tides In Baytown Area
Partly cloudy and hot through Saturday. Temperature ranges from lower 70s to upper 90s. Baytown high reached 97 degrees at 4 30 p.m. Morgan's Point tides show highs at 2 30 a.m. and 6 13 p.m. with lows at 5 13 a.m. and 6 31 p.m. Sunrise 6 36 a.m. Sunset 8 20 p.m.
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Baytown
Morgan
Local people noted in brief social items
JIM AND Gladys King and Jim and Treva Carter return from a Louisiana sight-seeing trip. Jimmie Woods hurries to Houston for a job and vacation prep. Gladys Gould visits Bayton. Mrs Halph Keels escorts grandchildren Donnie and Pam Smith. Greg Smith plays with a puppy. Dennis Sanderson on a post office errand. Ban West sports colorful shoes. Cindy CarTol tickled. Mrs Roy Burnside chats long. Get well wishes to Joanne Chatham. Bennie Wallace notes a late car. Polly Whitman misplaces earrings. Steve Thorpe bikes. Denise Miller excited about Aug 5. Francis Smith plans trip to Lubbock for Texas Tech.
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Jim
Gladys King
Treva Carter
Louisiana
Jimmie Woods
Houston
Baytonian
Gladys Gould
Halph Keels
Donnie
Pam Smith
Greg Smith
Dennis, Sanderson
Ban West
Cindy Car- Tol
Roy Burnside
Joanne Chatham
Bennie Wallace
Polly Whitman
Steve Thorpe
Denise Miller
Francis Smith
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Barbers Hill district budget boosts pay making top in state
Barbers Hill School Board approved a 1971-72 budget raising starting pay for teachers with bachelor degrees to 7900 and masters to 8500, adding 10 percent overall to make the district second highest in the state. The $976,490 budget includes library, audio visual, supplies, and new buses for transport services, with an eight cent tax rate cut enabled by tax roll growth.
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Mont Belvieu
Barbers Hill
B. L. Farmer
Regents
Baytown Typewriter Exchange
City Lets Contract For Repaving Of 13 Streets
Warren Brothers Construction Co won a 109954.30 dollar contract to repave 13 Baytown streets Mayo Edison Nolan Bayless Stewart Dailey Olive North Jones East Pearce Caldwell East Jack Tennessee and Holly using asphalt. City crews continue with 1969-70 funds. bid favored Warren Brothers over Brown and Root by about 24 312.50 dollars. Other bids included Diamond Shamrock for liquid chlorine and Baytown Industrial Corp for Roseland Park boat deck lighting.
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Warren Brothers Construction Co
Baytown
Mayo
Edison
Nolan
Bayless
Stewart
Dailey
Olive
North Jones
East Pearce
Caldwell
East Jack
Tennessee
Holly
Veity
Warren Brothers
Voelkel
Brown and Root
Leonard Stasney
Ward Road
Diamond-Shamrock
Diamond
D. R. Voelkel
Baytown Industrial Corp
Roseland Park
Cantrell Electric
Ted Kroesel
Cantrell
Ivetes
Community Chest Goal Set At $250,000 By UF Board
Baytown Community Chest adopts a 1972 budget of 250000 with an 8300 reduction from 1971. Ted McCall and Knox Beavers lead the drive starting Oct 1. Ralph Kunz commends the budget as sound while noting cuts and adjustments to thrift funds and clothing programs.
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Betsy Webber
Baytown Community Chest
United Fund
Ted McCall
Knox Beavers
Cochairman
Ralph Kunz
Baytown
East Harris
County Community Chest
Community Chest
Kunz
Smith
Crippled Children’s Treatment Center
Multiple U S Officials Faces Shakeup and Plans
Reports from Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth Beaumont Cairo Cape Kennedy Fort McPherson Washington Denver outline political moves military actions spaceflight and foreign policy issues. Notable items include Rep Henry Gonzalez demanding Will Wilson’s resignation, San Antonio eyed for arts fair site and a 198 000 1973 72 industry plan, a 100 million Osage Chemical plant near Beaumont, four Sudanese tribunals under Numairi, Apollo 15 countdown toward launch, Medina trial remarks, crimefighting funding delays, U S Albania tensions, and Goldwater comments on Nixon's Peking mission.
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San Antonio
Texas Industrial Commission
Peoples State Bank Wins Lee College Depository Bid
Peoples State Bank secured the Lee College depository contract for two years starting in September with top rates up to 7.03 percent on certain deposits over 100000, beating First National Bank which offered 6.25 percent. The bid covers various deposit terms from 30 to 359 days and up to two years, with a five percent rate on smaller deposits and special rates for longer terms. The college chairman noted no overdrafts expected despite a no interest on overdrafts clause, as state funds and fees offset expenses.
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Johnella
Lee College Regents set Aug 19 budget hearing date
The LC Board of Regents scheduled a public hearing on the 1971 72 budget for 6 20 p m August 19 and moved the August meeting up to match the date. A special meeting August 12 was set to study the proposed budget. No salary figures yet, and a statewide required hearing deadline is August 20.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Regents
Bay Area Realtors Hear Sen. Brooks at Dinner Meeting
State Sen. Chet Brooks of Pasadena will address about 75 Bay Area Realtors at a 7 p.m. dinner at the Holiday Inn on legislation affecting real estate. Brooks represents the Seventh District and chairs key Senate committees.
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Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Bay Area Board of Realtors
Holiday Inn
Baytown
Seabrook
Channelview
la Porte
Highlands
Clear Lake City
Kemah
Brooks
South
Houston
Harris County
NASA
Senate
Texas
House of Representatives
Desegregation Bill Faces House Subcommittee Battle
Washington AP President Nixon’s 1.5 billion school desegregation bill is challenged by a House Education subcommittee bid to broaden it into a general aid program. Democrats push a 6.4 billion mix of general aid and desegregation, delaying votes and risking recess.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Roman C. Pucinski
D-Nl
Congress
Edith Green
D-Ore
Augustus F. Hawkins
California
Shirley Chisholm
Herman Badillo
New York
Hawkins
Badilio
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