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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
6
HOUSTON Director Pickett announced completion of testing for plastic bath tubs and an FHA approval bulletin for the construction industry. Tubs carrying a one year warranty will be marketed, with ongoing material records and six monthVital examinations for at least half of all plastic tubs.
Garden column by J R Carroll County Agricultural Agent explains methylarsonates such as DSMA and AMA control common weeds like crabgrass and dollarweed on turf. Spot treatments work on St Augustine, broadcast on Bermuda risks brown turf. nutgrass requires multiple applications and strict label precautions.
Houston report notes the Rent Supplement Program now operating as FHA describes. President Johnson signs into policy that federal rental subsidies will go directly to landlords for private housing, with tenants paying 25 percent of income. aims to assist private sponsors and spur urban housing options.
Six Baytown youths joined 750 high school delegates at the 56th annual American Legion Boys State on the University of Texas campus. Participants included David A. McMurrey Kenneth B. Fenelon Scott Peet Richard W. Bureh Edward F Michal sky Darryle Petters of Crosby. The program aims to teach boys how government operates at all levels.
Raymond Stubbs, a field gauger in Humble Pipe Hawe Company’s khuac District, marked four decades of service with a luncheon in Houston. W F Davis, VP of operations, presented the 40-year award. A native of Gause Texas, he began in 1926 as a pipeliner, later serving as gauger, liner, station engineer and foreman at facilities in Longview, Conroe, Hearne and Pierce Junction, continuing since 1940 along the Upper Texas Coast including Baytown.
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