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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1972
Page
1
A disjointed dispatch reports a confrontation at a club where Black individuals and Joe Allen are named. The report mentions seating bans and a legislative angle, with references to a danger car and a Raytown representative.
A dicey typo leads to a headline note that the Scerens schedule a game versus Southern California on September 20 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The item hints at a spirited clash but lacks full context.
Lanham outlines bond program phases funding water distribution projects Garth to Baker improvements Defoe and Sterling streets conversion to major corridors and state road consideration for Bayway Drive. Brownwood project totals 62 3020,000 with park land expansion to 30 acres. Police station on North Tr is planned as part of the bond package as Baytown plans growth.
A pneumatic pipeline system moves refuse from housing complexes to central facilities and is used in several countries. In the United States it appears in Florida projects and a New Jersey university art department confirms the concept. The system relies on tubes and gravity for transfer across locations.
Albert I Hill of Baytown a native of Ennis and retired Humble employee. services 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with Rev A D Tones. Burial in Acre Cemetery Darton under Johnson and Frazier. Survived by wife Willie Mae King two children J T Berton and Jack Stevens King, two brothers and many relatives. Pallbearers named. Burial Memory Gardens of Baytown. Also funeral for another Baytown resident at Paul A Lee Home Chapel with Dr Margaret Moore Jr officiating. Burial Memory Gardens of Baytown.
Four Puppies eight weeks old offered at a garage sale. Interested persons may see the dogs at 321. The notice mentions THE CHRIST and Searday but omits full details.
AP reporting from Washington notes President Nixon argues passing end the war measures would threaten U.S. foreign policy. In other items, Houston unemployment rises to 4.3 percent, London faces dock strike effects, Grushetsky heads Ukrainian parliament, Wagoner Carr stock fraud trial set for Nov 20, Douglas to rule on Pentagon Papers, Texas student loan rate drops from 7 to 6.25 percent.
Mrs. Womack warns the Coady site landfill will contaminate Goose Creek Stream and threaten shallow wells and the water district. She cites an engineering core drill report showing water at 13 feet and notes water in the area in winter. Her father arrives as she discusses car trouble.
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